NFDN 1001 Midterm 1-6 Review
Questions With Correct Detailed
Answers
What are the two main approaches to developing critical thinking?
a. use of evidence and planning
b. internal and external processes
c. clinical judgment and use of the
nursing process
d. reflection and assessment - ANSWER- b
Which are types of data?
a. primary and secondary
b. Internal and external
c. objective and subjective
d. inferences and cues - ANSWER- c
What created the following: Sparked a shift to embracing family. Nursing respected as a
career choice.
a. Post war
b. ww
c. wwII
d. War of 1812 - ANSWER- c
What is defined as a "Set of ideas used to describe, explain or predict the physical and
social worlds"
a. Assumption
b. Cue
c. Nursing Theory
d. Metaparadigm - ANSWER- c
What level of critical thinking
are you in when you assume responsibility for your choices?
a. Basic
b. Complex
c. Commitment - ANSWER- c
,What are the three historical approaches to health?
a. Person, Community and Environment
b. Internal, Eternal and Holistic
c. Mental, Physical and Emotional
d. Medical, Behavioral and Soci-
Environmental - ANSWER- d
Which of the following
defines:
A general idea or though about something that represents some aspect of our
experiences and our world?
a. Concept
b. Hypothesis
c. Assumption
d. Theory - ANSWER- a
Select the Term that corresponds with the following description:
A beginning step toward understanding that there is a difference between cultures.
a. Cultural Sensitivity
b. Cultural awareness
c. Culture
d. Cultural Competence - ANSWER- b
The Medicine Wheel used by 0/1
FNMI (First Nations, Metis, Inuit) peoples is an example of what type of approach to
health?
a. Shaman
b. Alternative
c. Spiritual
d. Holistic - ANSWER- d
What part of the nursing process "helps the nurse systematically and deliberately collect
data to determine a client's current and past health and functional status and to
determine the client's present and past coping patterns"?
a. Assessment
b. Planning
c. Evaluation
d. Interventions - ANSWER- a
Which is a part of the Risk
Nursing diagnosis
, a. Actual problem label (Nanda-| label)
b. Etiology (Risk factors)
c. Medical diagnosis
d. Defining characteristics (Evidence) - ANSWER- b
According to Maslow's
Hierarchy of Needs what is not included in "self-actualization"
a. Recognition and realization of
potential
b. Recognition and realization of growth
c. Recognition and realization of health
d. Recognition and realization of
autonomy
e. Recognition and realization of self-worth - ANSWER- e
Define: a subjective experience of loss of health
a. Diesase
b. Illness
c. Health disparity
d. Sickness - ANSWER- b
Which historical approach to 1/1 health is a combination of medical and behavioral
approach;
health is tied to the social structure (poverty, air pollution)
a. Medical
b. Behavioral
c. Social-Environmental
d. Nursing - ANSWER- c
Which of the following is correct with ages according to Erikson's Psychosocial Stages
of Development
a. Trust vs Mistrust (birth-1)
b. Trust vs Mistrust (1-3)
c. Trust vs Mistrust (3-6)
d. trust vs Mistrust (6-11) - ANSWER- a
What does inductive reasoning
lead to?
a. Assumptions
b. theories
Questions With Correct Detailed
Answers
What are the two main approaches to developing critical thinking?
a. use of evidence and planning
b. internal and external processes
c. clinical judgment and use of the
nursing process
d. reflection and assessment - ANSWER- b
Which are types of data?
a. primary and secondary
b. Internal and external
c. objective and subjective
d. inferences and cues - ANSWER- c
What created the following: Sparked a shift to embracing family. Nursing respected as a
career choice.
a. Post war
b. ww
c. wwII
d. War of 1812 - ANSWER- c
What is defined as a "Set of ideas used to describe, explain or predict the physical and
social worlds"
a. Assumption
b. Cue
c. Nursing Theory
d. Metaparadigm - ANSWER- c
What level of critical thinking
are you in when you assume responsibility for your choices?
a. Basic
b. Complex
c. Commitment - ANSWER- c
,What are the three historical approaches to health?
a. Person, Community and Environment
b. Internal, Eternal and Holistic
c. Mental, Physical and Emotional
d. Medical, Behavioral and Soci-
Environmental - ANSWER- d
Which of the following
defines:
A general idea or though about something that represents some aspect of our
experiences and our world?
a. Concept
b. Hypothesis
c. Assumption
d. Theory - ANSWER- a
Select the Term that corresponds with the following description:
A beginning step toward understanding that there is a difference between cultures.
a. Cultural Sensitivity
b. Cultural awareness
c. Culture
d. Cultural Competence - ANSWER- b
The Medicine Wheel used by 0/1
FNMI (First Nations, Metis, Inuit) peoples is an example of what type of approach to
health?
a. Shaman
b. Alternative
c. Spiritual
d. Holistic - ANSWER- d
What part of the nursing process "helps the nurse systematically and deliberately collect
data to determine a client's current and past health and functional status and to
determine the client's present and past coping patterns"?
a. Assessment
b. Planning
c. Evaluation
d. Interventions - ANSWER- a
Which is a part of the Risk
Nursing diagnosis
, a. Actual problem label (Nanda-| label)
b. Etiology (Risk factors)
c. Medical diagnosis
d. Defining characteristics (Evidence) - ANSWER- b
According to Maslow's
Hierarchy of Needs what is not included in "self-actualization"
a. Recognition and realization of
potential
b. Recognition and realization of growth
c. Recognition and realization of health
d. Recognition and realization of
autonomy
e. Recognition and realization of self-worth - ANSWER- e
Define: a subjective experience of loss of health
a. Diesase
b. Illness
c. Health disparity
d. Sickness - ANSWER- b
Which historical approach to 1/1 health is a combination of medical and behavioral
approach;
health is tied to the social structure (poverty, air pollution)
a. Medical
b. Behavioral
c. Social-Environmental
d. Nursing - ANSWER- c
Which of the following is correct with ages according to Erikson's Psychosocial Stages
of Development
a. Trust vs Mistrust (birth-1)
b. Trust vs Mistrust (1-3)
c. Trust vs Mistrust (3-6)
d. trust vs Mistrust (6-11) - ANSWER- a
What does inductive reasoning
lead to?
a. Assumptions
b. theories
