Professional Role Development - Final UPDATED ACTUAL
Questions and CORRECT Answers
An inmate is being transferred to the ER from the local C. "Sir, we want to make sure you are as comfortable as possible and will be
prison to be treated for a possible MI. Which statement running tests to get some answers"
by the nurse shows professionalism and her
professional value to provide this patient with equal
care?
A. "This patient can wait till after I check on my patients
worth my time"
B. "He's probably just faking it to get out of jail."
C. "Sir, we want to make sure you are as comfortable as
possible and will be running tests to get some answers"
D. "I just think they should deal with this at the prison
instead of giving him to us"
A nurse is going to check on her patient who is in A. Mask
isolation, she notices on the door of the patient's room B. Gloves
it says 'Droplet Precautions,' what personal protective C. Gown
equipment does this require? Select all that apply.
A. Mask
B. Gloves
C. Gown
D. Shoe Covers
E. Goggles
A nursing student is taking clinical calculations in order a. 1.0 mg alprazolam p.o. daily
to ensure they know how to give medications safely to
their patients. The instructor knows the student is
actively retaining information in this class when the
student identifies which to be written incorrectly?
a. 1.0 mg alprazolam p.o. daily
b. Inject 100 units of insulin under the skin with meals
c. Give 5mL dextromethorphan at night for cough
Nurses work in collaboration with doctors in the care of c. Prescribe the patient a medication they think will help after the patient
patients and carry out the orders that are given by the complains of nausea
doctor of each patient. What is a nurse not allowed to
do without the direct order of a doctor?
a. Give the patient a nursing diagnosis
b. Provides the patient emotional support after a
diagnosis
c. Prescribe the patient a medication they think will help
after the patient complains of nausea
,The nurse is caring for a client with 3rd degree burns. B. Evidence Based Practice (EBP)
Upon entering the room the nurse utilizes hand
washing for at least 20 seconds. According to QSEN
competencies the nurse is practicing:
A. Teamwork & Collaboration
B. Evidence Based Practice (EBP)
C. Informatics
D. Quality Improvement
As a member of the healthcare team, collaboration and C. Interprofessional Communication and Collaboration for Improving Patient
communication with other healthcare personnel Health
demonstrates which AACN Essential?
A. Scholarship for Evidence-Based Practice
B. Baccalaureate Generalist Nursing Practice
C. Interprofessional Communication and Collaboration
for Improving Patient Health Outcomes
D. Clinical Prevention and Population Health
A nurse is asked how to "provide patient (client)- B. "Providing care that is respectful of, and responsive to, individual patient
centered care", as listed in the QSEN Competencies. preferences, needs and values, and ensuring that patient values guide all
Which statement shows the nurse has a satisfactory clinical decisions."
understanding of this competency.
A. "Providing care that is responsive to only the
physician's request."
B. "Providing care that is respectful of, and responsive
to, individual patient preferences, needs and values,
and ensuring that patient values guide all clinical
decisions."
C. "Care should be led by the patient's family
members."
D. "Care should be led by the patient's nurse with no
collaboration with the patient to avoid an inappropriate
relationship."
A nurse demonstrates a well understanding of "Essential C. "Professionalism is defined as the consistent demonstration of core values
VIII: Professionalism and Professional Values," as listed evidenced by nurses working with other professionals to achieve optimal
in the AACN Essentials by which statement? health and wellness outcomes in patients, families, and communities by wisely
applying principles of altruism, excellence, caring, ethics, respect,
A. "Professionalism is demonstrated by becoming best communication, and accountability."
friends with your patient. I should post pictures with my
patient and post them on social media to show I have a
close connection with the patient."
B. "Professionalism is whether or not you have an office
in the workplace."
C. "Professionalism is defined as the consistent
demonstration of core values evidenced by nurses
working with other professionals to achieve optimal
health and wellness outcomes in patients, families, and
communities by wisely applying principles of altruism,
excellence, caring, ethics, respect, communication, and
accountability."
D. "A lack of professionalism does not lead to unethical
acts."
, The nursing professor was teaching her students about C. Patient Centered Care
the AACN Essentials. Which of the following would not
be considered one of the AACN Essentials?
A. Scholarship for Evidence Based Practice
B. Professionalism and Professional Values
C. Patient Centered Care
D. Clinical Prevention and Public Health
The RN was explaining to the student nurse the D. Leaving all bed rails down
importance of QSEN Competencies. Which of the
following would not be considered utilizing safety?
A. Hand hygiene before coming into direct contact with
each patient
B. Lowering the bed to the lowest level before leaving
the room
C. Using at least two patient identifiers
D. Leaving all bed rails down
Which of these is NOT a barrier to evidence-based B. Empathy
practice?
A. Lack of time
B. Empathy
C. Lack of knowledge
D. Lack of organizational support
Which of these is a Picker Principle of Patient-Centered D. All of the above
Care?
A. Respect for patients' values, preferences, and
expressed needs
B. Coordination and integration of care
C. Physical comfort
D. All of the above
Which of the following examples follows the b. Discussing options with the client, listening to and addressing any concerns
competency of client-centered care? they have, and abiding by their wishes for their care.
a. Making all decisions based on what you think the
patient needs without consulting that patient.
b. Discussing options with the client, listening to and
addressing any concerns they have, and abiding by
their wishes for their care.
c. Only discussing care of the client with the family of
the client.
d. Partially discussing things with a client, but leaving
out certain parts because you think it is best for the
client.
Questions and CORRECT Answers
An inmate is being transferred to the ER from the local C. "Sir, we want to make sure you are as comfortable as possible and will be
prison to be treated for a possible MI. Which statement running tests to get some answers"
by the nurse shows professionalism and her
professional value to provide this patient with equal
care?
A. "This patient can wait till after I check on my patients
worth my time"
B. "He's probably just faking it to get out of jail."
C. "Sir, we want to make sure you are as comfortable as
possible and will be running tests to get some answers"
D. "I just think they should deal with this at the prison
instead of giving him to us"
A nurse is going to check on her patient who is in A. Mask
isolation, she notices on the door of the patient's room B. Gloves
it says 'Droplet Precautions,' what personal protective C. Gown
equipment does this require? Select all that apply.
A. Mask
B. Gloves
C. Gown
D. Shoe Covers
E. Goggles
A nursing student is taking clinical calculations in order a. 1.0 mg alprazolam p.o. daily
to ensure they know how to give medications safely to
their patients. The instructor knows the student is
actively retaining information in this class when the
student identifies which to be written incorrectly?
a. 1.0 mg alprazolam p.o. daily
b. Inject 100 units of insulin under the skin with meals
c. Give 5mL dextromethorphan at night for cough
Nurses work in collaboration with doctors in the care of c. Prescribe the patient a medication they think will help after the patient
patients and carry out the orders that are given by the complains of nausea
doctor of each patient. What is a nurse not allowed to
do without the direct order of a doctor?
a. Give the patient a nursing diagnosis
b. Provides the patient emotional support after a
diagnosis
c. Prescribe the patient a medication they think will help
after the patient complains of nausea
,The nurse is caring for a client with 3rd degree burns. B. Evidence Based Practice (EBP)
Upon entering the room the nurse utilizes hand
washing for at least 20 seconds. According to QSEN
competencies the nurse is practicing:
A. Teamwork & Collaboration
B. Evidence Based Practice (EBP)
C. Informatics
D. Quality Improvement
As a member of the healthcare team, collaboration and C. Interprofessional Communication and Collaboration for Improving Patient
communication with other healthcare personnel Health
demonstrates which AACN Essential?
A. Scholarship for Evidence-Based Practice
B. Baccalaureate Generalist Nursing Practice
C. Interprofessional Communication and Collaboration
for Improving Patient Health Outcomes
D. Clinical Prevention and Population Health
A nurse is asked how to "provide patient (client)- B. "Providing care that is respectful of, and responsive to, individual patient
centered care", as listed in the QSEN Competencies. preferences, needs and values, and ensuring that patient values guide all
Which statement shows the nurse has a satisfactory clinical decisions."
understanding of this competency.
A. "Providing care that is responsive to only the
physician's request."
B. "Providing care that is respectful of, and responsive
to, individual patient preferences, needs and values,
and ensuring that patient values guide all clinical
decisions."
C. "Care should be led by the patient's family
members."
D. "Care should be led by the patient's nurse with no
collaboration with the patient to avoid an inappropriate
relationship."
A nurse demonstrates a well understanding of "Essential C. "Professionalism is defined as the consistent demonstration of core values
VIII: Professionalism and Professional Values," as listed evidenced by nurses working with other professionals to achieve optimal
in the AACN Essentials by which statement? health and wellness outcomes in patients, families, and communities by wisely
applying principles of altruism, excellence, caring, ethics, respect,
A. "Professionalism is demonstrated by becoming best communication, and accountability."
friends with your patient. I should post pictures with my
patient and post them on social media to show I have a
close connection with the patient."
B. "Professionalism is whether or not you have an office
in the workplace."
C. "Professionalism is defined as the consistent
demonstration of core values evidenced by nurses
working with other professionals to achieve optimal
health and wellness outcomes in patients, families, and
communities by wisely applying principles of altruism,
excellence, caring, ethics, respect, communication, and
accountability."
D. "A lack of professionalism does not lead to unethical
acts."
, The nursing professor was teaching her students about C. Patient Centered Care
the AACN Essentials. Which of the following would not
be considered one of the AACN Essentials?
A. Scholarship for Evidence Based Practice
B. Professionalism and Professional Values
C. Patient Centered Care
D. Clinical Prevention and Public Health
The RN was explaining to the student nurse the D. Leaving all bed rails down
importance of QSEN Competencies. Which of the
following would not be considered utilizing safety?
A. Hand hygiene before coming into direct contact with
each patient
B. Lowering the bed to the lowest level before leaving
the room
C. Using at least two patient identifiers
D. Leaving all bed rails down
Which of these is NOT a barrier to evidence-based B. Empathy
practice?
A. Lack of time
B. Empathy
C. Lack of knowledge
D. Lack of organizational support
Which of these is a Picker Principle of Patient-Centered D. All of the above
Care?
A. Respect for patients' values, preferences, and
expressed needs
B. Coordination and integration of care
C. Physical comfort
D. All of the above
Which of the following examples follows the b. Discussing options with the client, listening to and addressing any concerns
competency of client-centered care? they have, and abiding by their wishes for their care.
a. Making all decisions based on what you think the
patient needs without consulting that patient.
b. Discussing options with the client, listening to and
addressing any concerns they have, and abiding by
their wishes for their care.
c. Only discussing care of the client with the family of
the client.
d. Partially discussing things with a client, but leaving
out certain parts because you think it is best for the
client.
