NSG-310 Exam 92Questions and Answers
(Latest Update 2024/2025) Solutions
Virginia Henderson - CORRECT ANSWERS Emphasized the importance of
increasing patient independence, identified 14 basic needs of the patient
Florence Nightingale - CORRECT ANSWERS Introduced the concept of
environmental management, focusing on sanitation, community health and holistic
care. Changed the hospitals and established cleaning agents and methods for
cleanliness.
Sister Callista Roy - CORRECT ANSWERS Belief that adaptation to change in
the environment is the basis of health
Jean Watson - CORRECT ANSWERS A contemporary theorist who is best
known for her caring aspect of nursing, emphasized nurse patient relationship.
Dorothea Orem - CORRECT ANSWERS Best known for self-care activities
related to their health
Imogene King - CORRECT ANSWERS Nursing theorist best known for her
emphasis on interacting systems, including nurse and patient in goal setting and
goal attainment
Hildegard Peplau - CORRECT ANSWERS Best known for interpersonal
relations theory, which emphasizes the nurse-client relationship
Madeleine Leininger - CORRECT ANSWERS Best known for the development
of the theory of cultural care diversity and universality, which considers the impact
of culture on all aspects of human life.
Betty Neuman - CORRECT ANSWERS Best known for development of the
Systems Model, which delivers a holistic, and system-based approach to patient
care. It addresses the patient's physiological, psychological, sociocultural,
developmental, and spiritual variables.
(How to deal with pt's response to stressors)
, NSG-310 Exam 92Questions and Answers
(Latest Update 2024/2025) Solutions
Ida Jean Orlando - CORRECT ANSWERS nursing theory stresses the reciprocal
relationship between patient and nurse. What the nurse and the patient say and do
affects them both. She views nursing's professional function as finding out and
meeting the patient's immediate need for help.
Clara Barton - CORRECT ANSWERS Nurse during the Civil War; founder of the
American Red Cross
Lilian Wald - CORRECT ANSWERS Known as a pioneer in public health
nursing, founded the henry street settlement in NYC and was instrumental in
establishing the role of nurse in public health
Jessie Sleet Scales - CORRECT ANSWERS Known for her work as a community
health nurse among African American communities and for establishing Stillman
House.
How does the Arizona Nurse Practice Act regulate professional nursing practice? -
CORRECT ANSWERS The ANPA defines the nursing practice of professional
nursing, it describes the authority, power and composition of the Board of Nursing,
sets the educational requirements and qualifications. In many states the NPA is a
statutory law affecting nursing practices w/in bounds to the state.
Executive - CORRECT ANSWERS authority to administer the NPA
Legislative - CORRECT ANSWERS authority to adopt rules necessary to
implement the act
Judicial - CORRECT ANSWERS authority to deny or revoke a license or to
discipline a licensee or to deny an application for license.
Licensure - CORRECT ANSWERS the purpose of licensing is to protect the
public health, safety and welfare.
Mandatory law - CORRECT ANSWERS for the practice of nursing to safeguard
the public. Thus, only licensed RN, LPN/VN can practice nursing.
(Latest Update 2024/2025) Solutions
Virginia Henderson - CORRECT ANSWERS Emphasized the importance of
increasing patient independence, identified 14 basic needs of the patient
Florence Nightingale - CORRECT ANSWERS Introduced the concept of
environmental management, focusing on sanitation, community health and holistic
care. Changed the hospitals and established cleaning agents and methods for
cleanliness.
Sister Callista Roy - CORRECT ANSWERS Belief that adaptation to change in
the environment is the basis of health
Jean Watson - CORRECT ANSWERS A contemporary theorist who is best
known for her caring aspect of nursing, emphasized nurse patient relationship.
Dorothea Orem - CORRECT ANSWERS Best known for self-care activities
related to their health
Imogene King - CORRECT ANSWERS Nursing theorist best known for her
emphasis on interacting systems, including nurse and patient in goal setting and
goal attainment
Hildegard Peplau - CORRECT ANSWERS Best known for interpersonal
relations theory, which emphasizes the nurse-client relationship
Madeleine Leininger - CORRECT ANSWERS Best known for the development
of the theory of cultural care diversity and universality, which considers the impact
of culture on all aspects of human life.
Betty Neuman - CORRECT ANSWERS Best known for development of the
Systems Model, which delivers a holistic, and system-based approach to patient
care. It addresses the patient's physiological, psychological, sociocultural,
developmental, and spiritual variables.
(How to deal with pt's response to stressors)
, NSG-310 Exam 92Questions and Answers
(Latest Update 2024/2025) Solutions
Ida Jean Orlando - CORRECT ANSWERS nursing theory stresses the reciprocal
relationship between patient and nurse. What the nurse and the patient say and do
affects them both. She views nursing's professional function as finding out and
meeting the patient's immediate need for help.
Clara Barton - CORRECT ANSWERS Nurse during the Civil War; founder of the
American Red Cross
Lilian Wald - CORRECT ANSWERS Known as a pioneer in public health
nursing, founded the henry street settlement in NYC and was instrumental in
establishing the role of nurse in public health
Jessie Sleet Scales - CORRECT ANSWERS Known for her work as a community
health nurse among African American communities and for establishing Stillman
House.
How does the Arizona Nurse Practice Act regulate professional nursing practice? -
CORRECT ANSWERS The ANPA defines the nursing practice of professional
nursing, it describes the authority, power and composition of the Board of Nursing,
sets the educational requirements and qualifications. In many states the NPA is a
statutory law affecting nursing practices w/in bounds to the state.
Executive - CORRECT ANSWERS authority to administer the NPA
Legislative - CORRECT ANSWERS authority to adopt rules necessary to
implement the act
Judicial - CORRECT ANSWERS authority to deny or revoke a license or to
discipline a licensee or to deny an application for license.
Licensure - CORRECT ANSWERS the purpose of licensing is to protect the
public health, safety and welfare.
Mandatory law - CORRECT ANSWERS for the practice of nursing to safeguard
the public. Thus, only licensed RN, LPN/VN can practice nursing.
