8/22/25, 11:53 PM NUR 300 - Exam 1, Multiple Choice
NURS 300 multiple choice \Exam 1 prep, test bank & study
Guide questions and accurate detailed answers \verified
answers \Graded A+\LATEST UPDATE 2025-2026
A patient says she is very c) Subjective
nervous and nauseated, and
she feels like she will vomit.
This data would be what
type of data?
a) Objective
b) Reflective
c) Subjective
d) Introspective
The expert nurse differs b) Intuition
from the novice nurse by
acting without
consciously thinking about
the actions. This is referred
to as:
a) Deductive reasoning
b) Intuition
c) The nursing process
d) Focus assessment
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,8/22/25, 11:53 PM NUR 300 - Exam 1, Multiple Choice
Which would be considered a c) Identifying potential problems the individual may develop
risk diagnosis?
a) Identifying existing levels of
wellness
b) Evaluating previous
problems and goals
c) Identifying potential
problems the individual
may develop
d) Focusing on strengths and
reflecting an individual's
transition to higher levels
of
wellness
Which would be included in c) A patient's perception of his or her own health
a holistic model of
assessment?
a) Nursing goals for the patient
b) Anticipated growth and
development patterns
c) A patient's perception of
his or her own health
d) The nurse's perception of
disease related
to the patient
The nurse uses health d) The nurse would empower the patient to choose a healthier
promotion activities with a lifestyle
new patient. What would this
focus include?
a) The nurse would try to
change the patient's
perceptions of disease
b) The nurse would search for
identification of biomedical
model interventions
c) The nurse would help
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,8/22/25, 11:53 PM NUR 300 - Exam 1, Multiple Choice
to identify negative
health acts of the
patient
d) The nurse would empower
the patient to choose a
healthier lifestyle
Which is an example of d) 2- x 5-cm scar present on the right lower forearm
objective data?
a) Patient's history of allergies
b) Patient's use of medications
at home
c) Last menstrual period 1
month ago
d) 2- x 5-cm scar present on
the right lower forearm
During the evaluation phase c) Providing information to the patient and family members
of the nursing process,
which action would be
included?
a) Validating the nursing
diagnosis
b) Establishing priorities
related to patient care
c) Providing information to
the patient and family
members
d) Establishing a timeline
for planned outcomes
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, 8/22/25, 11:53 PM NUR 300 - Exam 1, Multiple Choice
Which statement best A. An organized system of beliefs concerning the cause,
describes religion? nature, and purpose of the universe
A. An organized system of
beliefs concerning the
cause, nature, and purpose
of the universe
B. Belief in a divine or
superhuman spirit to be
obeyed and worshiped
C. Affiliation with one of
the 1200 recognized
religions in the United
States
D. The following of
established rituals,
especially in conjunction
with health- seeking
behaviors
The major factor C. Demographic change
contributing to the need for
cultural care nursing is:
A. An increasing birth rate
B. Limited access to health care
services
C. Demographic change
D. A decreasing rate of
immigration
The term culturally D. Understands the cultural context of the patient's situation
competent implies that the
nurse:
A. Is prepared in nursing
B. Possesses knowledge of
the traditions of diverse
peoples
C. Applies underlying
knowledge to
providing nursing
care
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NURS 300 multiple choice \Exam 1 prep, test bank & study
Guide questions and accurate detailed answers \verified
answers \Graded A+\LATEST UPDATE 2025-2026
A patient says she is very c) Subjective
nervous and nauseated, and
she feels like she will vomit.
This data would be what
type of data?
a) Objective
b) Reflective
c) Subjective
d) Introspective
The expert nurse differs b) Intuition
from the novice nurse by
acting without
consciously thinking about
the actions. This is referred
to as:
a) Deductive reasoning
b) Intuition
c) The nursing process
d) Focus assessment
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,8/22/25, 11:53 PM NUR 300 - Exam 1, Multiple Choice
Which would be considered a c) Identifying potential problems the individual may develop
risk diagnosis?
a) Identifying existing levels of
wellness
b) Evaluating previous
problems and goals
c) Identifying potential
problems the individual
may develop
d) Focusing on strengths and
reflecting an individual's
transition to higher levels
of
wellness
Which would be included in c) A patient's perception of his or her own health
a holistic model of
assessment?
a) Nursing goals for the patient
b) Anticipated growth and
development patterns
c) A patient's perception of
his or her own health
d) The nurse's perception of
disease related
to the patient
The nurse uses health d) The nurse would empower the patient to choose a healthier
promotion activities with a lifestyle
new patient. What would this
focus include?
a) The nurse would try to
change the patient's
perceptions of disease
b) The nurse would search for
identification of biomedical
model interventions
c) The nurse would help
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,8/22/25, 11:53 PM NUR 300 - Exam 1, Multiple Choice
to identify negative
health acts of the
patient
d) The nurse would empower
the patient to choose a
healthier lifestyle
Which is an example of d) 2- x 5-cm scar present on the right lower forearm
objective data?
a) Patient's history of allergies
b) Patient's use of medications
at home
c) Last menstrual period 1
month ago
d) 2- x 5-cm scar present on
the right lower forearm
During the evaluation phase c) Providing information to the patient and family members
of the nursing process,
which action would be
included?
a) Validating the nursing
diagnosis
b) Establishing priorities
related to patient care
c) Providing information to
the patient and family
members
d) Establishing a timeline
for planned outcomes
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, 8/22/25, 11:53 PM NUR 300 - Exam 1, Multiple Choice
Which statement best A. An organized system of beliefs concerning the cause,
describes religion? nature, and purpose of the universe
A. An organized system of
beliefs concerning the
cause, nature, and purpose
of the universe
B. Belief in a divine or
superhuman spirit to be
obeyed and worshiped
C. Affiliation with one of
the 1200 recognized
religions in the United
States
D. The following of
established rituals,
especially in conjunction
with health- seeking
behaviors
The major factor C. Demographic change
contributing to the need for
cultural care nursing is:
A. An increasing birth rate
B. Limited access to health care
services
C. Demographic change
D. A decreasing rate of
immigration
The term culturally D. Understands the cultural context of the patient's situation
competent implies that the
nurse:
A. Is prepared in nursing
B. Possesses knowledge of
the traditions of diverse
peoples
C. Applies underlying
knowledge to
providing nursing
care
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