NUR 101 EVERGREEN VALLEY PRACTICE TEST /
CORRECT QUESTIONS & VERIFIED ANSWERS /
LATEST 2026 GRADED A+
◉ -Promote Health
-Prevent Illness
-Restore Health
-Facilitate coping with disability/death. Answer: What are the aims
of nursing?
◉ NCLEX. Answer: What is the exam that you must take and pass
before becoming an RN?
◉ Nurse Practice Acts. Answer: These are state laws and sets
guidelines for what you can and can not do as a Nurse.
◉ Reciprocity. Answer: When one state recognizes a license granted
in another state- if you move states and you are licensed, you apply
for this, not a new license.
◉ Nursing standards of care. Answer: These exist to protect the
patient, nurse and institution- they define how nurses perform the
role of the nurse.
,◉ ADPIE. Answer: What is the Nursing process?
◉ -Assess
-Diagnose
-Plan
-Interventions
-Evaluation. Answer: ADPIE (What are the words?)
◉ Scientific, Authoritative, and Traditional. Answer: What are 3
types of nursing knowledge?
◉ Traditional Knowledge. Answer: Part of the nursing practice
passes down from generation to generation. Nurses typically reply
"We've always done it this way"
◉ Authoritative Knowledge. Answer: Comes from an expert and is
accepted as truth based on the person's perceived expertise.
◉ Scientific Knowledge. Answer: Knowledge obtained through the
scientific method (implying through research). New ideas are tested
and measured systematically using objective criteria.
◉ Authoritative Knowledge. Answer: When a senior staff nurse
reaches a new graduate nurse a more efficient method of doing a
,technical procedure, such as inserting an intravenous catheter. What
type of knowledge is this?
◉ Traditional Knowledge. Answer: Changing bedclothes is a type of
what knowledge that has affected nursing practice?
◉ Nursing Research. Answer: Using data to "drive" nursing care
rather than passing on by history.
◉ Qualitative and Quantitative. Answer: What are 2 type of nursing
research?
◉ Qualitative Research. Answer: This type of research gains insight,
"art of nursing"
◉ Quantitative Research. Answer: This type of research provides
data, "science of nursing"
◉ PICOT. Answer: Nursing research is conducted even on specific
units. (What is this?)
◉ -Patient, population, or problem of interest
-Intervention of interest
-Comparison of interest
, -Outcome of interest
-Time. Answer: PICOT (What are the words?)
◉ EBP (Evidence Based Practice). Answer: What is the golden
standard of Nursing practice?
◉ Evidence Based Practice. Answer: A problem-solving approach to
make clinical decisions, using the best evidence available for a
hierarchy of evidence.
◉ -Handwashing
-Vaccination. Answer: What are some strategies to break the chain of
infection?
◉ Bacteria, Fungi, Viral. Answer: What are the types of infectious
agents?
◉ Bacteria Infection. Answer: Most significant and most commonly
observed infection- causing agents in health care institutions. Most
of these require oxygen (Aerobic) Treatment- Antibiotics.
◉ Fungal infection. Answer: Plantlike organisms (molds and yeasts)
that can also cause infection, are present in the air, soil, and water.
CORRECT QUESTIONS & VERIFIED ANSWERS /
LATEST 2026 GRADED A+
◉ -Promote Health
-Prevent Illness
-Restore Health
-Facilitate coping with disability/death. Answer: What are the aims
of nursing?
◉ NCLEX. Answer: What is the exam that you must take and pass
before becoming an RN?
◉ Nurse Practice Acts. Answer: These are state laws and sets
guidelines for what you can and can not do as a Nurse.
◉ Reciprocity. Answer: When one state recognizes a license granted
in another state- if you move states and you are licensed, you apply
for this, not a new license.
◉ Nursing standards of care. Answer: These exist to protect the
patient, nurse and institution- they define how nurses perform the
role of the nurse.
,◉ ADPIE. Answer: What is the Nursing process?
◉ -Assess
-Diagnose
-Plan
-Interventions
-Evaluation. Answer: ADPIE (What are the words?)
◉ Scientific, Authoritative, and Traditional. Answer: What are 3
types of nursing knowledge?
◉ Traditional Knowledge. Answer: Part of the nursing practice
passes down from generation to generation. Nurses typically reply
"We've always done it this way"
◉ Authoritative Knowledge. Answer: Comes from an expert and is
accepted as truth based on the person's perceived expertise.
◉ Scientific Knowledge. Answer: Knowledge obtained through the
scientific method (implying through research). New ideas are tested
and measured systematically using objective criteria.
◉ Authoritative Knowledge. Answer: When a senior staff nurse
reaches a new graduate nurse a more efficient method of doing a
,technical procedure, such as inserting an intravenous catheter. What
type of knowledge is this?
◉ Traditional Knowledge. Answer: Changing bedclothes is a type of
what knowledge that has affected nursing practice?
◉ Nursing Research. Answer: Using data to "drive" nursing care
rather than passing on by history.
◉ Qualitative and Quantitative. Answer: What are 2 type of nursing
research?
◉ Qualitative Research. Answer: This type of research gains insight,
"art of nursing"
◉ Quantitative Research. Answer: This type of research provides
data, "science of nursing"
◉ PICOT. Answer: Nursing research is conducted even on specific
units. (What is this?)
◉ -Patient, population, or problem of interest
-Intervention of interest
-Comparison of interest
, -Outcome of interest
-Time. Answer: PICOT (What are the words?)
◉ EBP (Evidence Based Practice). Answer: What is the golden
standard of Nursing practice?
◉ Evidence Based Practice. Answer: A problem-solving approach to
make clinical decisions, using the best evidence available for a
hierarchy of evidence.
◉ -Handwashing
-Vaccination. Answer: What are some strategies to break the chain of
infection?
◉ Bacteria, Fungi, Viral. Answer: What are the types of infectious
agents?
◉ Bacteria Infection. Answer: Most significant and most commonly
observed infection- causing agents in health care institutions. Most
of these require oxygen (Aerobic) Treatment- Antibiotics.
◉ Fungal infection. Answer: Plantlike organisms (molds and yeasts)
that can also cause infection, are present in the air, soil, and water.
