CRAVEN & HIRNLE'S FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING CONCEPTS AND COMPETENCIES FOR PRACTICE 10TH EDITION
TEST BANK
CRAVEN & HIRNLE'S FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING CONCEPTS AND
COMPETENCIES FOR PRACTICE 10TH EDITION | ALL CHAPTERS 1 - 43
COVERED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ 100% VERIFIED.
,Test Bank - Fundamentals of Nursing (10 2
th Edition by Craven)
Chapter 01- The Profession of Nursing
1. What is the major difference between nursing students today and nursing students 50 years
ago?
A) Todays students are less caring.
B) Todays students are more intelligent.
C) Todays students reflect a more diverse population.
D) Todays students are less likely to be competent nurses.
ANS >> C
Feedback:
Nursing students 50 years ago were mostly women and entered nursing school immediately
after graduating from high school. Many of todays nursing students have pursued other career
paths prior to nursing, are of various ethnic backgrounds, and have jobs and families to consider
while attending nursing school. In addition, many more men have entered the field of nursing
over the last 50 years.
2. The nurse is caring for a diabetic patient who expresses the desire to learn moreabout a
diabetic diet in an attempt to gain better control of his blood sugar. The nurses actions will
be based on which non-nursing theory?
A) Change theory
B) Maslows hierarchy of human needs
,Test Bank - Fundamentals of Nursing (10 3
th Edition by Craven)
C) Neumans systems model
D) Watsons theory of caring
ANS >> A
Feedback:
The patient has identified a need for change, which will guide the nurses actions. Maslows
hierarchy of human needs helps nurses prioritize actions. Neuman and Watson are nursing
theorists.
3. The Quality and Safety Education for Nurses Initiative (QSEN) has identified whichkey
competencies for nurses? Select all that apply.
A) Patient-centered care
B) Teamwork and collaboration
C) Evidence-based practice
D) Quality improvement
E) Correct documentation
ANS >> A, B, C, D
Feedback:
, Test Bank - Fundamentals of Nursing (10 4
th Edition by Craven)
The QSEN has identified patient-centered care, teamwork and collaboration, evidence-based
practice, and quality improvement as a means for nurses to improve the quality and safety of
patient care wherever they work. Additional key competencies identified are safety and
informatics.
4. The nurse is caring for a patient who is on a ventilator. The nurse is bathing the patient and
talking to them as she is carrying out care, as well as telling the patient what is going to happen
next. The nurse speaks to the patient in a soothing manner.The nurse is acting in which role?
(Select all that apply)
A) Caregiver
B) Decision-maker
C) Communicator
D) Educator
E) Patient advocate
ANS >> A, C, D
Feedback:
The nurse is fulfilling the role of caregiver by providing the care and speaking to the patient in a
soothing manner. The nurse is also acting as a communicator talking to the patient even if the
patient cant respond. The nurse is also acting as an educator by informing the patient of the care
that will be performed. The nurse is not assisting in making any decisions or speaking on behalf of
the patient.
5. The nurse offers a patient two possible times to ambulate as the physician hasordered.
The nurse is acting in which nursing role?
TEST BANK
CRAVEN & HIRNLE'S FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING CONCEPTS AND
COMPETENCIES FOR PRACTICE 10TH EDITION | ALL CHAPTERS 1 - 43
COVERED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ 100% VERIFIED.
,Test Bank - Fundamentals of Nursing (10 2
th Edition by Craven)
Chapter 01- The Profession of Nursing
1. What is the major difference between nursing students today and nursing students 50 years
ago?
A) Todays students are less caring.
B) Todays students are more intelligent.
C) Todays students reflect a more diverse population.
D) Todays students are less likely to be competent nurses.
ANS >> C
Feedback:
Nursing students 50 years ago were mostly women and entered nursing school immediately
after graduating from high school. Many of todays nursing students have pursued other career
paths prior to nursing, are of various ethnic backgrounds, and have jobs and families to consider
while attending nursing school. In addition, many more men have entered the field of nursing
over the last 50 years.
2. The nurse is caring for a diabetic patient who expresses the desire to learn moreabout a
diabetic diet in an attempt to gain better control of his blood sugar. The nurses actions will
be based on which non-nursing theory?
A) Change theory
B) Maslows hierarchy of human needs
,Test Bank - Fundamentals of Nursing (10 3
th Edition by Craven)
C) Neumans systems model
D) Watsons theory of caring
ANS >> A
Feedback:
The patient has identified a need for change, which will guide the nurses actions. Maslows
hierarchy of human needs helps nurses prioritize actions. Neuman and Watson are nursing
theorists.
3. The Quality and Safety Education for Nurses Initiative (QSEN) has identified whichkey
competencies for nurses? Select all that apply.
A) Patient-centered care
B) Teamwork and collaboration
C) Evidence-based practice
D) Quality improvement
E) Correct documentation
ANS >> A, B, C, D
Feedback:
, Test Bank - Fundamentals of Nursing (10 4
th Edition by Craven)
The QSEN has identified patient-centered care, teamwork and collaboration, evidence-based
practice, and quality improvement as a means for nurses to improve the quality and safety of
patient care wherever they work. Additional key competencies identified are safety and
informatics.
4. The nurse is caring for a patient who is on a ventilator. The nurse is bathing the patient and
talking to them as she is carrying out care, as well as telling the patient what is going to happen
next. The nurse speaks to the patient in a soothing manner.The nurse is acting in which role?
(Select all that apply)
A) Caregiver
B) Decision-maker
C) Communicator
D) Educator
E) Patient advocate
ANS >> A, C, D
Feedback:
The nurse is fulfilling the role of caregiver by providing the care and speaking to the patient in a
soothing manner. The nurse is also acting as a communicator talking to the patient even if the
patient cant respond. The nurse is also acting as an educator by informing the patient of the care
that will be performed. The nurse is not assisting in making any decisions or speaking on behalf of
the patient.
5. The nurse offers a patient two possible times to ambulate as the physician hasordered.
The nurse is acting in which nursing role?
