Final PNVN 1111 ACTUAL EXAM (2026)
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On completion of this nursing National Council Licensing Examination
program, you will be eligible to
request permission to sit for the
_____________.
The meaning of nursing has a Latin To nourish
history behind it. The original word
for nursing meant, "______________".
Hospitals, or _______ as they were Pesthouses
called, were places to contract
diseases rather than to be cured of
them.
Under the guidance of ________, the A: Theodore Fliedner
Lutheran Order of Deaconesses
established the school of nursing in
Kaiser Werth, Germany.
,In taking an interdisciplinary Good Communication
approach to healthcare, which of
the following is essential (most
important) for the exchange of
information among members of the
health care team?
How does an interdisciplinary By preventing the fragmentation of patient care
approach to patient treatment
enhance care?
How may a newly licensed LPN? Under the supervision of a physician or RN
LVN practice?
Also known as the first nursing Florence Nightingale
theorist, whose influence on
nursing practice in the 19th century
was related to improvement of the
patient environment as a method of
health promotion?
Nurses correctly recognize what is The state's Nurse Practice Act (NPA)
the key determinant of their scope
of practice?
What is the title of the American Patient's Bill of Rights
Hospital Association's 1972
document that outlines the patient's
expectations to be treated with
dignity and compassion?
As early as the 1970s, nursing Models of care
leaders/ theorists identified these
four major concepts: nursing,
health, patient, and environment as
the basis of all nursing ___________.
, Hospitals throughout the United Cross-training
States are changing delivery
systems to Make care more cost
effective. Which of the following
systems is said to maximize the use
of available staff, and reduce the
number of cost of employees
without compromising the quality of
patient care?
What is the main purpose of the Protection of the public from unqualified people
licensing laws and the California
Board for LPN/LVN?
What premise is Maslow's hierarchy Basic needs must be met before the next level of
of needs based on? needs can be met
What must the nurse realize when They have and influence/affect on health and
assessing physical and social illness
environmental factors?
In 1930, North Carolina, New Jersey, Licensure
New York, and Virginia became the
first states to mandate nursing
_________ as a criterion for entry to
professional practice. This means
the granting of permission by the
overseeing authority to engage in
practice or activity that would
otherwise be illegal.
Which was the first school The Ballard School of Nursing in Brooklyn, New
dedicated to the training of the York.
practical nurse in the United States?
100%VERIFIED |complete QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | GRADED A+
Save
Terms in this set (96)
On completion of this nursing National Council Licensing Examination
program, you will be eligible to
request permission to sit for the
_____________.
The meaning of nursing has a Latin To nourish
history behind it. The original word
for nursing meant, "______________".
Hospitals, or _______ as they were Pesthouses
called, were places to contract
diseases rather than to be cured of
them.
Under the guidance of ________, the A: Theodore Fliedner
Lutheran Order of Deaconesses
established the school of nursing in
Kaiser Werth, Germany.
,In taking an interdisciplinary Good Communication
approach to healthcare, which of
the following is essential (most
important) for the exchange of
information among members of the
health care team?
How does an interdisciplinary By preventing the fragmentation of patient care
approach to patient treatment
enhance care?
How may a newly licensed LPN? Under the supervision of a physician or RN
LVN practice?
Also known as the first nursing Florence Nightingale
theorist, whose influence on
nursing practice in the 19th century
was related to improvement of the
patient environment as a method of
health promotion?
Nurses correctly recognize what is The state's Nurse Practice Act (NPA)
the key determinant of their scope
of practice?
What is the title of the American Patient's Bill of Rights
Hospital Association's 1972
document that outlines the patient's
expectations to be treated with
dignity and compassion?
As early as the 1970s, nursing Models of care
leaders/ theorists identified these
four major concepts: nursing,
health, patient, and environment as
the basis of all nursing ___________.
, Hospitals throughout the United Cross-training
States are changing delivery
systems to Make care more cost
effective. Which of the following
systems is said to maximize the use
of available staff, and reduce the
number of cost of employees
without compromising the quality of
patient care?
What is the main purpose of the Protection of the public from unqualified people
licensing laws and the California
Board for LPN/LVN?
What premise is Maslow's hierarchy Basic needs must be met before the next level of
of needs based on? needs can be met
What must the nurse realize when They have and influence/affect on health and
assessing physical and social illness
environmental factors?
In 1930, North Carolina, New Jersey, Licensure
New York, and Virginia became the
first states to mandate nursing
_________ as a criterion for entry to
professional practice. This means
the granting of permission by the
overseeing authority to engage in
practice or activity that would
otherwise be illegal.
Which was the first school The Ballard School of Nursing in Brooklyn, New
dedicated to the training of the York.
practical nurse in the United States?
