NURSING BASICS EXAMS,
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS(test
bank)
Element of nursing - ANS>>The skills involved in nursing are primarily technical in
nature.
Primary focus of nursing - ANS>>To assist individuals to recover from illness.
Science of nursing - ANS>>The knowledge base for the care that is given.
Art of nursing - ANS>>The collection of knowledge through research.
Nursing as a profession - ANS>>Nursing is considered to be both an art and a science.
Specialized knowledge in nursing - ANS>>Nursing is a profession that uses specialized
knowledge and skills.
Nursing at the end of the Middle Ages - ANS>>Continuity, caring, critical thinking.
Characteristic of nursing (early civilization to 16th century) - ANS>>Most early
civilizations believed that illness had supernatural causes.
Physician's role in early civilization - ANS>>The physician was the priest who treated
disease with prayer.
Nurse's role in early civilization - ANS>>The nurse was a nun committed to caring for
the needy and homeless.
Nursing care period - ANS>>Nursing care as we now know it began in the 18th to 19th
century.
Founder of professional nursing - ANS>>Florence Nightingale.
Red Cross founder in the U.S. - ANS>>Clara Barton established the Red Cross in the
United States in 1882.
Barrier to nursing profession development - ANS>>Lack of educational standards.
Community-based care founder - ANS>>Lillian Wald founded public health nursing.
, Nursing definition and scope - ANS>>The ANA provides a definition and scope of
practice for nursing.
Breast self-examination teaching - ANS>>An example of promoting health.
Facilitating coping with disability - ANS>>Admitting a patient to a hospice program.
Nursing skills type - ANS>>Cognitive skills are used when devising interventions to
accomplish desired outcomes.
Ethical/legal nursing skill - ANS>>A nurse helps a patient prepare a living will.
Nursing role example - ANS>>Referring a parent to a support group for a child with
Downs Syndrome is an example of the Counselor role.
Collaborator role in nursing - ANS>>Referring a teen with suicidal thoughts to a mental
healthcare specialist.
Health definition - ANS>>Health is a state of optimal functioning.
Health promotion guidelines - ANS>>Healthy People 2010 includes health indicators
like cancer, obesity, diabetes, and hypertension.
Smoking-cessation program - ANS>>An example of preventing illness.
Criteria defining nursing as a profession - ANS>>A strong service orientation.
providing direct physical care - ANS>>The act of delivering hands-on assistance to
patients.
using research findings to improve practice - ANS>>The application of evidence-based
research to enhance nursing methods.
administering medications as prescribed - ANS>>The process of giving patients their
medications according to a doctor's orders.
collaborating with other healthcare providers - ANS>>Working together with various
medical professionals to ensure comprehensive patient care.
licensed practical nurse - ANS>>A nurse who has completed a practical nursing
program and is licensed to provide basic patient care.
associate degree - ANS>>A two-year degree that prepares students for entry-level
nursing positions.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS(test
bank)
Element of nursing - ANS>>The skills involved in nursing are primarily technical in
nature.
Primary focus of nursing - ANS>>To assist individuals to recover from illness.
Science of nursing - ANS>>The knowledge base for the care that is given.
Art of nursing - ANS>>The collection of knowledge through research.
Nursing as a profession - ANS>>Nursing is considered to be both an art and a science.
Specialized knowledge in nursing - ANS>>Nursing is a profession that uses specialized
knowledge and skills.
Nursing at the end of the Middle Ages - ANS>>Continuity, caring, critical thinking.
Characteristic of nursing (early civilization to 16th century) - ANS>>Most early
civilizations believed that illness had supernatural causes.
Physician's role in early civilization - ANS>>The physician was the priest who treated
disease with prayer.
Nurse's role in early civilization - ANS>>The nurse was a nun committed to caring for
the needy and homeless.
Nursing care period - ANS>>Nursing care as we now know it began in the 18th to 19th
century.
Founder of professional nursing - ANS>>Florence Nightingale.
Red Cross founder in the U.S. - ANS>>Clara Barton established the Red Cross in the
United States in 1882.
Barrier to nursing profession development - ANS>>Lack of educational standards.
Community-based care founder - ANS>>Lillian Wald founded public health nursing.
, Nursing definition and scope - ANS>>The ANA provides a definition and scope of
practice for nursing.
Breast self-examination teaching - ANS>>An example of promoting health.
Facilitating coping with disability - ANS>>Admitting a patient to a hospice program.
Nursing skills type - ANS>>Cognitive skills are used when devising interventions to
accomplish desired outcomes.
Ethical/legal nursing skill - ANS>>A nurse helps a patient prepare a living will.
Nursing role example - ANS>>Referring a parent to a support group for a child with
Downs Syndrome is an example of the Counselor role.
Collaborator role in nursing - ANS>>Referring a teen with suicidal thoughts to a mental
healthcare specialist.
Health definition - ANS>>Health is a state of optimal functioning.
Health promotion guidelines - ANS>>Healthy People 2010 includes health indicators
like cancer, obesity, diabetes, and hypertension.
Smoking-cessation program - ANS>>An example of preventing illness.
Criteria defining nursing as a profession - ANS>>A strong service orientation.
providing direct physical care - ANS>>The act of delivering hands-on assistance to
patients.
using research findings to improve practice - ANS>>The application of evidence-based
research to enhance nursing methods.
administering medications as prescribed - ANS>>The process of giving patients their
medications according to a doctor's orders.
collaborating with other healthcare providers - ANS>>Working together with various
medical professionals to ensure comprehensive patient care.
licensed practical nurse - ANS>>A nurse who has completed a practical nursing
program and is licensed to provide basic patient care.
associate degree - ANS>>A two-year degree that prepares students for entry-level
nursing positions.
