CEPN ACTUAL FINAL EXAM 2025-2026 \NEWEST
VERSION \COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
DETAILED ANSWERS \VERIFIED 100% ALREADY
GRADED A+
What was the most C.She demonstrated that nurses were capable of caring for new
significant impact on the mothers and newborns in remote areas.
profession of nursing made
by Mary Breckenridge in her
role as a frontier
nurse?
A. She demonstrated that
nurses could provide
primary care in urban
settings.
B. She demonstrated that
female nurses
could protect themselves in
unsettled rural
environments.
C. She demonstrated that
nurses were capable of
caring for new mothers
and newborns in remote
areas.
D. She demonstrated that
nurses could provide
care to many poor
families.
,What specialty of nursing C. Psychiatric nursing
was considered well suited
for men at a time when
other
areas were excluding men
from practicing?
A. Obstetric nursing
B. Pediatric nursing
C. Psychiatric nursing
D. Nurse educator
Because of the highly B. use human touch and words of reassurance frequently to
technological environment in convey caring.
which nurses work, it is
important that nurses
A. assume total responsibility
for
monitoring data generated
by these devices.
B. use human touch and words
of
reassurance frequently to
convey caring.
C. maintain the device's
safety by assuring routine
assessment by
physicians.
D. be careful not to frighten
the patient and family with
information about the
device.
The most effective avenue for C. have nurses appear and behave professionally and
changing the image of explain what nurses do in each patient interaction.
nursing is to
A. write letters expressing
concerns to those
responsible for negative
images on television and
in films.
B. have nurses as
consultants to the media to
,ensure that the media
producers have accurate
information about
nursing.
C. have nurses appear and
behave
professionally and explain
what nurses do in each
patient interaction.
D. support the Johnson
&Johnson campaign by
distributing their
information about
nursing to students interested
in nursing.
A shift in population growth A. Older than 85 years of age
is expected to place stress
on nursing resources.
Which age-group is
expected to experience
the greatest population
growth in the next
decade?
A. Older than 85 years of age
B. 75 to 85 years of age
C. 35 to 65 years of age
D. 18 to 35 years of age
, Which of the following nursing B. Community health nurse
roles is not considered an
advanced practice role?
A. Certified nurse-midwife
(CNM)
B. Community health nurse
C. Certified nurse practitioner
(CNP)
D. Clinical nurse specialist
(CNS)
What has been found about B. Outcomes were better in hospitals with more BSN-prepared
the outcomes of patients nurses.
cared for in hospitals with
a
higher percentage of BSN-
prepared nurses as
compared to patients in
hospitals with a lower
percentage of BSN-
prepared
nurses?
A. Patient outcomes are
more dependent on nurse-
patient ratios.
B. Outcomes were better in
hospitals with more BSN-
prepared nurses.
C. Outcomes were similar in
both types of hospitals.
D. Medical patients had
better outcomes, but
surgical patients fared
the same.
VERSION \COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
DETAILED ANSWERS \VERIFIED 100% ALREADY
GRADED A+
What was the most C.She demonstrated that nurses were capable of caring for new
significant impact on the mothers and newborns in remote areas.
profession of nursing made
by Mary Breckenridge in her
role as a frontier
nurse?
A. She demonstrated that
nurses could provide
primary care in urban
settings.
B. She demonstrated that
female nurses
could protect themselves in
unsettled rural
environments.
C. She demonstrated that
nurses were capable of
caring for new mothers
and newborns in remote
areas.
D. She demonstrated that
nurses could provide
care to many poor
families.
,What specialty of nursing C. Psychiatric nursing
was considered well suited
for men at a time when
other
areas were excluding men
from practicing?
A. Obstetric nursing
B. Pediatric nursing
C. Psychiatric nursing
D. Nurse educator
Because of the highly B. use human touch and words of reassurance frequently to
technological environment in convey caring.
which nurses work, it is
important that nurses
A. assume total responsibility
for
monitoring data generated
by these devices.
B. use human touch and words
of
reassurance frequently to
convey caring.
C. maintain the device's
safety by assuring routine
assessment by
physicians.
D. be careful not to frighten
the patient and family with
information about the
device.
The most effective avenue for C. have nurses appear and behave professionally and
changing the image of explain what nurses do in each patient interaction.
nursing is to
A. write letters expressing
concerns to those
responsible for negative
images on television and
in films.
B. have nurses as
consultants to the media to
,ensure that the media
producers have accurate
information about
nursing.
C. have nurses appear and
behave
professionally and explain
what nurses do in each
patient interaction.
D. support the Johnson
&Johnson campaign by
distributing their
information about
nursing to students interested
in nursing.
A shift in population growth A. Older than 85 years of age
is expected to place stress
on nursing resources.
Which age-group is
expected to experience
the greatest population
growth in the next
decade?
A. Older than 85 years of age
B. 75 to 85 years of age
C. 35 to 65 years of age
D. 18 to 35 years of age
, Which of the following nursing B. Community health nurse
roles is not considered an
advanced practice role?
A. Certified nurse-midwife
(CNM)
B. Community health nurse
C. Certified nurse practitioner
(CNP)
D. Clinical nurse specialist
(CNS)
What has been found about B. Outcomes were better in hospitals with more BSN-prepared
the outcomes of patients nurses.
cared for in hospitals with
a
higher percentage of BSN-
prepared nurses as
compared to patients in
hospitals with a lower
percentage of BSN-
prepared
nurses?
A. Patient outcomes are
more dependent on nurse-
patient ratios.
B. Outcomes were better in
hospitals with more BSN-
prepared nurses.
C. Outcomes were similar in
both types of hospitals.
D. Medical patients had
better outcomes, but
surgical patients fared
the same.
