Nursing 101: Fundamentals of Nursing Practice – Exam
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1 (Part 1).
1. During a physical assessment, the D. Caregiver
nurse closes and door and provides
drape to promote privacy. The nurse The role of a nurse as caregiver helps
client promote,
is performing her role as a/an: restore and maintain dignity, health and
A. Advocate wellness by viewing a person holistically. As an
B. Communicator advocate the nurse intercedes or works on behalf
C. Change agent of the client. Identifying the need and problems of
D. Caregiver the client and communicat- ing it to other
members of the health team is doing the role of a
communicator. As a change agent, the nurse
2. During the nursing rounds assists the client to MODIFY their BEHAVIOR.
Nurse Cathy is instructing the
C. Change agent
patient to avoid smoking to
prevent the wors- ening of As a change agent, the nurse assists the client
respiratory problems. The to MOD- IFY their BEHAVIOR. As an advocate
patient asked about the the nurse inter- cedes or works on behalf of the
things that he can do when client. As a clinician, the nurse would use
feelings of wanting technical expertise to administer
to smoke arises. The nurse enumer- nursing care. The role of a nurse as
caregiver helps
ates ways of dealing the client promote, restore and maintain dignity,
situation. This is an example of health and wellness by viewing a person
a nurse's role as a/an: holistically.
A. Advocate
B. Clinician
C. Change agent
D. Caregiver
3. Nurse Cathy on the other
hand, knows the case
B. Expert
immediately even
The ability to perceive something without further
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, Nursing 101: Fundamentals of Nursing Practice – Exam
1 (Part 1).
evi-
before a diagnosis is done. Based on dence is the development of intuition and
is seen in
Benner's theory she is Expert nurses. A novice nurse is governed
a/an: by rules and usually inflexible. Competent
A. Novice nurses are plan-
B. Expert
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, Nursing 101: Fundamentals of Nursing Practice – Exam
1 (Part 1).
C. Competent ning nursing care consciously. Advanced
D. Advanced beginners demonstrate acceptable
beginner
performance.
4. Newborn screening is done to every B. Secondary prevention
newborn in the Philippines. This is
an example of: Promotion of early detection and early
A. Primary prevention treatment of the disease is under secondary
B. Secondary prevention prevention. Example, breast self exam, TB
C. Tertiary prevention screening, genetic counseling.
D. Rehabilitation
5. One of Nurse Cathy's co-
workers is Annie who is flexible
D. Advanced beginner
in any given sit- uation. Annie
is performing her du- A- Novice is governed by rules and usually
inflexible.
ties well without supervision but still B- Expert nurses have intuitive grasp on
the situation
needs more experience and practice dealt. C- Competent nurses are planning
nursing care
to develop a consciously Process. She mentioned
planned nursing care. that when a cluster of
According to Patricia Benner's actual or high-risk
category in specialization in diagnosis are present
nursing, Annie is a/an: because of a certain situa-
A. Novice tion it is called:
B. Expert A. Wellness nursing diagnosis
C. Competent
D. Advanced beginner
6. The clinical instructor is
discussing about the Nursing
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1 (Part 1).
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, Nursing 101: Fundamentals of Nursing Practice – Exam
1 (Part 1).
1. During a physical assessment, the D. Caregiver
nurse closes and door and provides
drape to promote privacy. The nurse The role of a nurse as caregiver helps
client promote,
is performing her role as a/an: restore and maintain dignity, health and
A. Advocate wellness by viewing a person holistically. As an
B. Communicator advocate the nurse intercedes or works on behalf
C. Change agent of the client. Identifying the need and problems of
D. Caregiver the client and communicat- ing it to other
members of the health team is doing the role of a
communicator. As a change agent, the nurse
2. During the nursing rounds assists the client to MODIFY their BEHAVIOR.
Nurse Cathy is instructing the
C. Change agent
patient to avoid smoking to
prevent the wors- ening of As a change agent, the nurse assists the client
respiratory problems. The to MOD- IFY their BEHAVIOR. As an advocate
patient asked about the the nurse inter- cedes or works on behalf of the
things that he can do when client. As a clinician, the nurse would use
feelings of wanting technical expertise to administer
to smoke arises. The nurse enumer- nursing care. The role of a nurse as
caregiver helps
ates ways of dealing the client promote, restore and maintain dignity,
situation. This is an example of health and wellness by viewing a person
a nurse's role as a/an: holistically.
A. Advocate
B. Clinician
C. Change agent
D. Caregiver
3. Nurse Cathy on the other
hand, knows the case
B. Expert
immediately even
The ability to perceive something without further
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, Nursing 101: Fundamentals of Nursing Practice – Exam
1 (Part 1).
evi-
before a diagnosis is done. Based on dence is the development of intuition and
is seen in
Benner's theory she is Expert nurses. A novice nurse is governed
a/an: by rules and usually inflexible. Competent
A. Novice nurses are plan-
B. Expert
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, Nursing 101: Fundamentals of Nursing Practice – Exam
1 (Part 1).
C. Competent ning nursing care consciously. Advanced
D. Advanced beginners demonstrate acceptable
beginner
performance.
4. Newborn screening is done to every B. Secondary prevention
newborn in the Philippines. This is
an example of: Promotion of early detection and early
A. Primary prevention treatment of the disease is under secondary
B. Secondary prevention prevention. Example, breast self exam, TB
C. Tertiary prevention screening, genetic counseling.
D. Rehabilitation
5. One of Nurse Cathy's co-
workers is Annie who is flexible
D. Advanced beginner
in any given sit- uation. Annie
is performing her du- A- Novice is governed by rules and usually
inflexible.
ties well without supervision but still B- Expert nurses have intuitive grasp on
the situation
needs more experience and practice dealt. C- Competent nurses are planning
nursing care
to develop a consciously Process. She mentioned
planned nursing care. that when a cluster of
According to Patricia Benner's actual or high-risk
category in specialization in diagnosis are present
nursing, Annie is a/an: because of a certain situa-
A. Novice tion it is called:
B. Expert A. Wellness nursing diagnosis
C. Competent
D. Advanced beginner
6. The clinical instructor is
discussing about the Nursing
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