NURS 250 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS; 100%
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A ______________ is a series of actions, changes, or functions
intended to bring about a desired result. - correct
answer- process
A current nursing trend for the next 10 to 20 years is an
abundance of practicing nurses. - correct answer-
False
A group of concepts that follow an understandable pattern
makes up a _______________ framework or model. -
correct answer- conceptual
A home health nurse works in a low-income community and
assesses the risk factors for patients being serviced. Which is an
example of a community risk factor? - correct answer-
Children are kept inside the home on a sunny day because of the
lack of recreational opportunities.
, A male patient refuses to allow a nurse to draw blood for a test
because he believes the body's life force cannot be regenerated.
It is likely that this patient belongs to which ethnic group? -
correct answer- Asian
A nurse assumes that all Native American patients use a shaman
for healing practices. This is an example of: - correct
answer- stereotyping.
A nurse believes her patient care practices are better than those
of other nurses. This idea that one's beliefs and ideas are
superior to those of others is known as: - correct answer-
ethnocentrism.
A nurse fails to alert a physician of a change in a patient's
condition for the worse. This is an example of what aspect of
malpractice? - correct answer- Duty
A nurse is caring for a 78 year old male patient who has been
hospitalized following a stroke. Which nursing action has the
highest priority for the patient? - correct answer-
Measuring the patient's intake and output (I & O) during
recovery.
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS; 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
A ______________ is a series of actions, changes, or functions
intended to bring about a desired result. - correct
answer- process
A current nursing trend for the next 10 to 20 years is an
abundance of practicing nurses. - correct answer-
False
A group of concepts that follow an understandable pattern
makes up a _______________ framework or model. -
correct answer- conceptual
A home health nurse works in a low-income community and
assesses the risk factors for patients being serviced. Which is an
example of a community risk factor? - correct answer-
Children are kept inside the home on a sunny day because of the
lack of recreational opportunities.
, A male patient refuses to allow a nurse to draw blood for a test
because he believes the body's life force cannot be regenerated.
It is likely that this patient belongs to which ethnic group? -
correct answer- Asian
A nurse assumes that all Native American patients use a shaman
for healing practices. This is an example of: - correct
answer- stereotyping.
A nurse believes her patient care practices are better than those
of other nurses. This idea that one's beliefs and ideas are
superior to those of others is known as: - correct answer-
ethnocentrism.
A nurse fails to alert a physician of a change in a patient's
condition for the worse. This is an example of what aspect of
malpractice? - correct answer- Duty
A nurse is caring for a 78 year old male patient who has been
hospitalized following a stroke. Which nursing action has the
highest priority for the patient? - correct answer-
Measuring the patient's intake and output (I & O) during
recovery.
