Nursing 1002 Final Exam Questions with
correct answers latest 2025/2026
utilitarianismcorrect -answer to promote the greatest good
virtue ethicscorrect -answer doing the right thing; virtue comes from either intellect or
character
ethics of carecorrect -answer emphasis on personal relationships and responsibility
deontologycorrect -answer relates to actions that are duty based
Phases of interpersonal relationshipscorrect -answer orientation, identification,
exploitation, resolution
6 roles of a nursecorrect -answer stranger, teacher, resource, counselor, surrogate,
leader
orientation phasecorrect -answer problem defining phase, nurse and client must meet
as strangers, client conveys needs and asks questions; nurse explains professional role
and identifies available resources and services
identification phasecorrect -answer mutual goal setting, client develops a sense of
belonging; nurse sets the client up for success
exploitation phasecorrect -answer mutual work to solve clients problems, actual
implementation of the process; nurse aids client in using all available resources to help
resolution phasecorrect -answer client may be sent home with new goals, termination of
nurse-patient relationship
assertive communicationcorrect -answer direct, respectful communication between
individuals; neither passive nor aggressive statements
ways to cope with stresscorrect -answer exercise, meditation, journaling, spiritual
experiences, moral support and support groups, refraining from "toxic activities"
why do nurses have trouble gaining political power?correct -answer some are not
members of a unified organization, nursing has many different levels of education which
is confusing, difficult time defining nursing
nurse practice actcorrect -answer defines what nurse's actions and behaviors are
appropriate in order to protect patients from harm
state boards of nursingcorrect -answer set the rules and regulations for the nursing
profession
correct answers latest 2025/2026
utilitarianismcorrect -answer to promote the greatest good
virtue ethicscorrect -answer doing the right thing; virtue comes from either intellect or
character
ethics of carecorrect -answer emphasis on personal relationships and responsibility
deontologycorrect -answer relates to actions that are duty based
Phases of interpersonal relationshipscorrect -answer orientation, identification,
exploitation, resolution
6 roles of a nursecorrect -answer stranger, teacher, resource, counselor, surrogate,
leader
orientation phasecorrect -answer problem defining phase, nurse and client must meet
as strangers, client conveys needs and asks questions; nurse explains professional role
and identifies available resources and services
identification phasecorrect -answer mutual goal setting, client develops a sense of
belonging; nurse sets the client up for success
exploitation phasecorrect -answer mutual work to solve clients problems, actual
implementation of the process; nurse aids client in using all available resources to help
resolution phasecorrect -answer client may be sent home with new goals, termination of
nurse-patient relationship
assertive communicationcorrect -answer direct, respectful communication between
individuals; neither passive nor aggressive statements
ways to cope with stresscorrect -answer exercise, meditation, journaling, spiritual
experiences, moral support and support groups, refraining from "toxic activities"
why do nurses have trouble gaining political power?correct -answer some are not
members of a unified organization, nursing has many different levels of education which
is confusing, difficult time defining nursing
nurse practice actcorrect -answer defines what nurse's actions and behaviors are
appropriate in order to protect patients from harm
state boards of nursingcorrect -answer set the rules and regulations for the nursing
profession
