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The "Future of Nursing" report by the Institute of b. 55%
Medicine recommended that the proportion of
registered nurses (RNs) with baccalaureate degrees
should increase to 80% by 2010. As of 2014, what
percentage of RNs held a bachelor's degree (BSN)? (PS
At the conclusion of your degree here at Capital - you
will hold a baccalaureate degree in nursing (BSN)).
a. 80%
b. 55%
c. 25%
d. 40%
Students who obtain their Associate Degree in Nursing b. false
(ADN) take a different licensure exam to become a
registered nurse than Bachelor Degree in Nursing (BSN)
students do.
a. True
b. False
, What advantage is there (for nurses and for the patients a. They can be hired into more healthcare environments with potential for more
they will serve) for a student to obtain a bachelor's independent decision making.
degree in nursing versus an associate degree? SELECT b. There is a "substantial survival advantage" for patients in hospitals with a higher
ALL THAT APPLY. percentage of BSN RNs.
d. A BSN degree is required if the student wants to go to a nursing graduate
a. They can be hired into more healthcare environments program.
with potential for more independent decision making.
b. There is a "substantial survival advantage" for patients in
hospitals with a higher percentage of BSN RNs.
c. The BSN degree takes less time to obtain.
d. A BSN degree is required if the student wants to go to
a nursing graduate program.
If a student earns a 77.2% exam average, but has earned b. False
120 points from completing pre-class assignments and
received 95 points on the paper... the student will NOT
need to retake the class.
a. True
b. False
As long as a student is able to maintain good grades on b. False
course assignments and exams, attendance in class is
optional at the college level.
a. True
b. False
"A student shall not: Engage in behavior that causes or c. Yes. These guidelines for technology use are important in school and in
may cause physical, verbal, mental or emotional harm; professional life.
Engage in behavior that may reasonably be interpreted
as physical, verbal, mental, or emotional abuse; Engage
in behaviors that are disrespectful to but not limited to
the following: their patients, peers, instructors, nursing
program, clinical agency or university."
Is this statement part of the Technology policy at Capital
University's School of Nursing?
a. No. The technology policy only applies to university
technology use, not my own personal device use and
social media posts.
b. No. These are good practices, but they don't apply to
technology use.
c. Yes. These guidelines for technology use are important
in school and in professional life.
Nursing Exam #1 Practice Questions from Quizzes
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Fundamentals of Nursing Exam 1 Fundamentals of Nursing 10th Editio... Nursing Process Exam 1 Exam 1
Teacher 98 terms 35 terms 36 terms 82 terms
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The "Future of Nursing" report by the Institute of b. 55%
Medicine recommended that the proportion of
registered nurses (RNs) with baccalaureate degrees
should increase to 80% by 2010. As of 2014, what
percentage of RNs held a bachelor's degree (BSN)? (PS
At the conclusion of your degree here at Capital - you
will hold a baccalaureate degree in nursing (BSN)).
a. 80%
b. 55%
c. 25%
d. 40%
Students who obtain their Associate Degree in Nursing b. false
(ADN) take a different licensure exam to become a
registered nurse than Bachelor Degree in Nursing (BSN)
students do.
a. True
b. False
, What advantage is there (for nurses and for the patients a. They can be hired into more healthcare environments with potential for more
they will serve) for a student to obtain a bachelor's independent decision making.
degree in nursing versus an associate degree? SELECT b. There is a "substantial survival advantage" for patients in hospitals with a higher
ALL THAT APPLY. percentage of BSN RNs.
d. A BSN degree is required if the student wants to go to a nursing graduate
a. They can be hired into more healthcare environments program.
with potential for more independent decision making.
b. There is a "substantial survival advantage" for patients in
hospitals with a higher percentage of BSN RNs.
c. The BSN degree takes less time to obtain.
d. A BSN degree is required if the student wants to go to
a nursing graduate program.
If a student earns a 77.2% exam average, but has earned b. False
120 points from completing pre-class assignments and
received 95 points on the paper... the student will NOT
need to retake the class.
a. True
b. False
As long as a student is able to maintain good grades on b. False
course assignments and exams, attendance in class is
optional at the college level.
a. True
b. False
"A student shall not: Engage in behavior that causes or c. Yes. These guidelines for technology use are important in school and in
may cause physical, verbal, mental or emotional harm; professional life.
Engage in behavior that may reasonably be interpreted
as physical, verbal, mental, or emotional abuse; Engage
in behaviors that are disrespectful to but not limited to
the following: their patients, peers, instructors, nursing
program, clinical agency or university."
Is this statement part of the Technology policy at Capital
University's School of Nursing?
a. No. The technology policy only applies to university
technology use, not my own personal device use and
social media posts.
b. No. These are good practices, but they don't apply to
technology use.
c. Yes. These guidelines for technology use are important
in school and in professional life.
