NUR 4825 PROFESSIONAL NURSING FINAL
EXAM 2025 VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A+
What is a preventable event that may cause or lead to inapropriate medication use
or patient or patient harm while the medication is in control of a healthcare
professional ?
A. Medication error
B. Sentinel event
C. Adverse events
D. Near miss
A. Medication error
The nursing profession maintains control of its practices responsibility through:
Using standards for practice and a code of ethics
What is the first component in the education-to-practice process, according to the
IOM
,recommendations for healthcare professions education?
A. Students begin nursing courses.
B. Graduates successfully complete the NCLEX licensure exam.
C. Nursing professions and schools of nursing market to attract qualified
applicants.
D. Students complete prerequisites.
C. Nursing professions and schools of nursing market to attract qualified
applicants.
How did the 1948 Brown report on nursing education change the focus of nursing
education?
A. Nursing schools began to view accreditation and standardization as necessary
steps
for success.
B. Nurses were then required to attend baccalaureate programs.
C. There was a movement toward hospital-based nursing schools.
D. The National League for Nursing was created in response to this report.
A. Nursing schools began to view accreditation and standardization as necessary
steps
for success.
Two very important tools for success in nursing education are:
, A. Prioritization and time management
B. Concentration and prioritization
C. Time management and organization
D. Organization and prioritization
C. Time management and organization
How is a nursing curriculum different from other types of curriculams?
A. It requires studying.
B. It is a continuum and each course is meant to build on the previous one.
C. It is only clinical.
D. Faculty are less available to help students.
B. It is a continuum and each course is meant to build on the previous one.
A knowledge worker uses which of the following when serving as a nurse?
A. Coordination
B. Collaboration
C. Critical thinking
D. All of these are correct.
D. All of these are correct.
EXAM 2025 VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A+
What is a preventable event that may cause or lead to inapropriate medication use
or patient or patient harm while the medication is in control of a healthcare
professional ?
A. Medication error
B. Sentinel event
C. Adverse events
D. Near miss
A. Medication error
The nursing profession maintains control of its practices responsibility through:
Using standards for practice and a code of ethics
What is the first component in the education-to-practice process, according to the
IOM
,recommendations for healthcare professions education?
A. Students begin nursing courses.
B. Graduates successfully complete the NCLEX licensure exam.
C. Nursing professions and schools of nursing market to attract qualified
applicants.
D. Students complete prerequisites.
C. Nursing professions and schools of nursing market to attract qualified
applicants.
How did the 1948 Brown report on nursing education change the focus of nursing
education?
A. Nursing schools began to view accreditation and standardization as necessary
steps
for success.
B. Nurses were then required to attend baccalaureate programs.
C. There was a movement toward hospital-based nursing schools.
D. The National League for Nursing was created in response to this report.
A. Nursing schools began to view accreditation and standardization as necessary
steps
for success.
Two very important tools for success in nursing education are:
, A. Prioritization and time management
B. Concentration and prioritization
C. Time management and organization
D. Organization and prioritization
C. Time management and organization
How is a nursing curriculum different from other types of curriculams?
A. It requires studying.
B. It is a continuum and each course is meant to build on the previous one.
C. It is only clinical.
D. Faculty are less available to help students.
B. It is a continuum and each course is meant to build on the previous one.
A knowledge worker uses which of the following when serving as a nurse?
A. Coordination
B. Collaboration
C. Critical thinking
D. All of these are correct.
D. All of these are correct.
