NURS 250 Test 1 Pre And Post Quizzes – Accurate
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A 30-year-old client is admitted to the "Maintain good body posture while sitting."
health care facility with back pain.
Which of the following statements
should the nurse use while counseling
a client with back pain?
"Don't worry; it will subside with
treatment."
"Tell me the duration and nature of the
pain."
"Maintain good body posture while
sitting."
"I will give you a back massage to
relieve pain.
Establishing the criteria for the a state's nurse practice act.
education and licensure of nurses is a
component of:
a state's nurse practice act.
evidence-based practice.
the ANA Standards of Practice.
the U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services' Healthy People
2010/2020 document.
,Which of the following is a Most early civilizations believed that illness had
characteristic of nursing practiced supernatural causes.
from early civilization to the 16th
century?
The nurse was a nun committed to
caring for the needy and homeless.
Nursing changed from a spiritual
focus to an emphasis on knowledge
expansion.
The physician was the priest who
treated disease with prayer.
Most early civilizations believed that
illness had supernatural causes.
Teaching a woman about breast self- Preventing illness
examination is an example of what
broad aim of nursing?
Preventing illness
Restoring health
Facilitating coping
Treating illness
A nurse develops a care plan for a cognitive
diabetic patient that focuses on the
patient's knowledge deficit of insulin
administration, and devises
interventions to accomplish the
desired outcomes. This is an example
of using which of the following type of
nursing skills?
Ethical/Legal
Interpersonal
Technical
Cognitive
,A nurse instructor explains the Health is a state of optimal functioning.
concept of health to her students.
Which of the following statements
accurately describes this state of
being?
Health is always an objective state.
Health is not determined by the
patient.
Health is an absence of illness.
Health is a state of optimal
functioning.
What was one barrier to the Lack of educational standards
development of the nursing
profession in the United States after
the Civil War?
Independence of nursing orders
Hospital-based schools of nursing
Lack of educational standards
Lack of influence from nursing leaders
The nurse pursued a degree in nursing Associate degree
by attending a junior college for 2
years and successfully took the
NCLEX-RN upon completion. Since
getting his degree, the nurse has
worked in an inpatient setting on a
transplant floor for 17 years. Based on
the information given, which degree
does this nurse have?
Baccalaureate degree
Associate degree
Licensed practical nurse
Diploma
, Which is an appropriately stated Ambulate 30 ft. twice a day with assistance of a
nursing intervention? walker.
Stand at bedside with assistance.
Ambulate with assistance of a walker.
Ambulate 30 ft. twice a day with
assistance of a walker.
Ambulate in the hall.
Which of the following nursing Clara Barton
pioneers established the Red Cross in
the United States in 1882?
Florence Nightingale
Dorothea Dix
Jane Addams
Clara Barton
Which of the following is an example administering immunizations
of an illness prevention activity by the
nurse?
teaching a client how to administer
insulin
administering immunizations
assisting a client with crutch walking
providing hospice care
The Standards of Practice provide guidelines for providing care.
nurses with:
evaluation of care provided by nurses.
measurement criteria for payment.
legislation for health care reform.
guidelines for providing care.
Who established the first public health Lillian Wald
service for the sick and poor?
Lillian Wald
Isabel Hampton Robb
Florence Nightingale
Dorothea Dix
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Terms in this set (165)
A 30-year-old client is admitted to the "Maintain good body posture while sitting."
health care facility with back pain.
Which of the following statements
should the nurse use while counseling
a client with back pain?
"Don't worry; it will subside with
treatment."
"Tell me the duration and nature of the
pain."
"Maintain good body posture while
sitting."
"I will give you a back massage to
relieve pain.
Establishing the criteria for the a state's nurse practice act.
education and licensure of nurses is a
component of:
a state's nurse practice act.
evidence-based practice.
the ANA Standards of Practice.
the U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services' Healthy People
2010/2020 document.
,Which of the following is a Most early civilizations believed that illness had
characteristic of nursing practiced supernatural causes.
from early civilization to the 16th
century?
The nurse was a nun committed to
caring for the needy and homeless.
Nursing changed from a spiritual
focus to an emphasis on knowledge
expansion.
The physician was the priest who
treated disease with prayer.
Most early civilizations believed that
illness had supernatural causes.
Teaching a woman about breast self- Preventing illness
examination is an example of what
broad aim of nursing?
Preventing illness
Restoring health
Facilitating coping
Treating illness
A nurse develops a care plan for a cognitive
diabetic patient that focuses on the
patient's knowledge deficit of insulin
administration, and devises
interventions to accomplish the
desired outcomes. This is an example
of using which of the following type of
nursing skills?
Ethical/Legal
Interpersonal
Technical
Cognitive
,A nurse instructor explains the Health is a state of optimal functioning.
concept of health to her students.
Which of the following statements
accurately describes this state of
being?
Health is always an objective state.
Health is not determined by the
patient.
Health is an absence of illness.
Health is a state of optimal
functioning.
What was one barrier to the Lack of educational standards
development of the nursing
profession in the United States after
the Civil War?
Independence of nursing orders
Hospital-based schools of nursing
Lack of educational standards
Lack of influence from nursing leaders
The nurse pursued a degree in nursing Associate degree
by attending a junior college for 2
years and successfully took the
NCLEX-RN upon completion. Since
getting his degree, the nurse has
worked in an inpatient setting on a
transplant floor for 17 years. Based on
the information given, which degree
does this nurse have?
Baccalaureate degree
Associate degree
Licensed practical nurse
Diploma
, Which is an appropriately stated Ambulate 30 ft. twice a day with assistance of a
nursing intervention? walker.
Stand at bedside with assistance.
Ambulate with assistance of a walker.
Ambulate 30 ft. twice a day with
assistance of a walker.
Ambulate in the hall.
Which of the following nursing Clara Barton
pioneers established the Red Cross in
the United States in 1882?
Florence Nightingale
Dorothea Dix
Jane Addams
Clara Barton
Which of the following is an example administering immunizations
of an illness prevention activity by the
nurse?
teaching a client how to administer
insulin
administering immunizations
assisting a client with crutch walking
providing hospice care
The Standards of Practice provide guidelines for providing care.
nurses with:
evaluation of care provided by nurses.
measurement criteria for payment.
legislation for health care reform.
guidelines for providing care.
Who established the first public health Lillian Wald
service for the sick and poor?
Lillian Wald
Isabel Hampton Robb
Florence Nightingale
Dorothea Dix
