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Contemporary nursing practice is C. health maintenance and restoration
based on knowledge generated
through nursing theories.
florence nightingale's theory
introduced the concept that nursing
care focuses on:
a. psychological needs
b. a maximal level of wellness
c. health maintenance and restoration
d. interpersonal interactions with the
client
the minimum educational requirement b. masters in nursing
for a nurse practitioner is:
a. diploma in nursing
b. masters in nursing
c. doctorate in nursing
d. baccalaureate in nursing
A group that lobbies at the state and b. American nurses association
federal level for advancement of
nursings role, economic interest, and
health care is the:
a. state board of nursing
b. american nurses association
c. american hospital association
d. national student nurses association
,A nurse moves from Seattle to Boston A. Massachusetts nurse practice act
and begins working in a hospital. The
most important factor for the nurse to
consider when moving to another
state is the:
a. Massachusetts Nurse Practice Act
b. Standard for nursing practice in
Boston
c. Clinical ladder of mobility in the
new hospital
d. Requirement for continuing
education units (CEU) in
Massachusetts
A nurse is caring for a client who has a. manager
chronic renal failure. The nurse states,
We will do everything possible to
return you to the optimum level of
self-care possible. In coordinating an
approach to best meet the needs of
this client, the nurse is fulfilling the
role of:
a. Manager
b. Educator
c. Counselor
d. Communicator
Nurses have the opportunity to work a. acute care
in a wide variety of health care
agencies around the world. The
practice setting where the majority of
nurses continue to work is:
a. Acute care
b. Home care
c. Long-term care
d. Ambulatory care
,A client is receiving Dilantin to prevent d. occupational therapist
seizure activity. To which allied health
care professional should the nurse
refer this client in order to minimize
the challenges this condition creates?
a. Physical therapist
b. Physicians assistant
c. Respiratory therapist
d. Occupational therapist
the Goldmark Report concluded that: d. Increased financial support should be provided for
a. Nursing roles and responsibilities nursing education
required clarification
b. A theory-based curriculum was
necessary for accreditation
c. Nursing education programs must
be affiliated with universities
d. Increased financial support should
be provided for nursing education
In 1893 Lillian Wald and Mary Brewster a. Henry Street Settlement in New York
made significant contributions to the
nursing profession through their work
involving the:
a. Henry Street Settlement in New
York
b. First training school in Toronto,
Canada
c. Training school at Johns Hopkins in
Baltimore
d. Development of the American
Journal of Nursing
, To obtain a certification in a specialty c. An examination and the minimum practice
area, the nurse will have to complete: requirements
a. A request for state approval
b. A graduate degree in nursing
c. An examination and the minimum
practice requirements
d. A general examination given to all
nurses seeking certification
In the ANA Standards of Professional a. Acts as client advocate
Performance, which one of the
following is a specific measurement
criterion for The nurses decisions and
actions on behalf of clients are
determined in an ethical manner?
a. Acts as client advocate
b. Participates in the collection of
client data
c. Seeks experiences to maintain
clinical skills
d. Consults with appropriate health
care providers
In looking at the nineteenth century, a. The Civil War
the growth of professional nursing
was stimulated by:
a. The Civil War
b. Federal legislation
c. Florence Nightingale
d. The womens suffrage movement
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Contemporary nursing practice is C. health maintenance and restoration
based on knowledge generated
through nursing theories.
florence nightingale's theory
introduced the concept that nursing
care focuses on:
a. psychological needs
b. a maximal level of wellness
c. health maintenance and restoration
d. interpersonal interactions with the
client
the minimum educational requirement b. masters in nursing
for a nurse practitioner is:
a. diploma in nursing
b. masters in nursing
c. doctorate in nursing
d. baccalaureate in nursing
A group that lobbies at the state and b. American nurses association
federal level for advancement of
nursings role, economic interest, and
health care is the:
a. state board of nursing
b. american nurses association
c. american hospital association
d. national student nurses association
,A nurse moves from Seattle to Boston A. Massachusetts nurse practice act
and begins working in a hospital. The
most important factor for the nurse to
consider when moving to another
state is the:
a. Massachusetts Nurse Practice Act
b. Standard for nursing practice in
Boston
c. Clinical ladder of mobility in the
new hospital
d. Requirement for continuing
education units (CEU) in
Massachusetts
A nurse is caring for a client who has a. manager
chronic renal failure. The nurse states,
We will do everything possible to
return you to the optimum level of
self-care possible. In coordinating an
approach to best meet the needs of
this client, the nurse is fulfilling the
role of:
a. Manager
b. Educator
c. Counselor
d. Communicator
Nurses have the opportunity to work a. acute care
in a wide variety of health care
agencies around the world. The
practice setting where the majority of
nurses continue to work is:
a. Acute care
b. Home care
c. Long-term care
d. Ambulatory care
,A client is receiving Dilantin to prevent d. occupational therapist
seizure activity. To which allied health
care professional should the nurse
refer this client in order to minimize
the challenges this condition creates?
a. Physical therapist
b. Physicians assistant
c. Respiratory therapist
d. Occupational therapist
the Goldmark Report concluded that: d. Increased financial support should be provided for
a. Nursing roles and responsibilities nursing education
required clarification
b. A theory-based curriculum was
necessary for accreditation
c. Nursing education programs must
be affiliated with universities
d. Increased financial support should
be provided for nursing education
In 1893 Lillian Wald and Mary Brewster a. Henry Street Settlement in New York
made significant contributions to the
nursing profession through their work
involving the:
a. Henry Street Settlement in New
York
b. First training school in Toronto,
Canada
c. Training school at Johns Hopkins in
Baltimore
d. Development of the American
Journal of Nursing
, To obtain a certification in a specialty c. An examination and the minimum practice
area, the nurse will have to complete: requirements
a. A request for state approval
b. A graduate degree in nursing
c. An examination and the minimum
practice requirements
d. A general examination given to all
nurses seeking certification
In the ANA Standards of Professional a. Acts as client advocate
Performance, which one of the
following is a specific measurement
criterion for The nurses decisions and
actions on behalf of clients are
determined in an ethical manner?
a. Acts as client advocate
b. Participates in the collection of
client data
c. Seeks experiences to maintain
clinical skills
d. Consults with appropriate health
care providers
In looking at the nineteenth century, a. The Civil War
the growth of professional nursing
was stimulated by:
a. The Civil War
b. Federal legislation
c. Florence Nightingale
d. The womens suffrage movement
