NSG 2113 - final exam practice Exam
NSG 2113 - FINAL EXAM PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST 2025/2026
COMPLETE ALL 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+||ALREADY GRADED A+
Home health nursing involves acute, chronic, and palliative care of clients and
families to enhance their capacity for which activity?
A) nursing care that promotes autonomy in decision making
B) improving their health care and self-care
C) self-care and autonomy in decision making
D) learning about their illnesses
C) self-care and autonomy in decision making
Persons who are structurally vulnerable are more likely to develop health
problems as a result of which circumstances?
A) acute diseases, homelessness, and poverty
B) lack of transportation, dependence on others for care, and lack of initiative
C) poverty, lack of education, and mental illness
D) excess risks, barriers to health care services, and dependence on others for
care
D) excess risks, barriers to health care services, and dependence on others for
care
Which is not an aspect of competent care for persons who are structurally
vulnerable?
A) providing culturally appropriate care
B) creating a comfortable, nonthreatening environment
C) assessing living conditions
D) offering financial or legal advice
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D) offering financial or legal advice
What are major public health problems affecting older persons, women, and
children?
A) prescribed medication abuse, poverty, sexual abuse
B) physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, as well as neglect
C) acute illnesses, neglect, substance abuse
D) financial strain, poverty, physical abuse
B) physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, as well as neglect
What does a successful community health nursing practice require?
A) a graduate degree in health education or health promotion
B) building relationships with and responding to changes in the community
C) taking a passive role to allow the community to initiate change
D) subspecialty education in public health sciences
B) building relationships with and responding to changes in the community
Teaching classes about infant care, cancer screening, and home safety adaptations
for older people are examples of a nurse engaging in which activity?
A) consultation
B) collaboration
C) health education
D) facilitation
C) health education
A community health nurse who is directing a client to community resources is an
example of which activity?
A) consultation
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B) collaboration
C) coordination
D) research
A) consultation
What three elements are included in a community assessment?
A) locale or structure, social systems, and people
B) people, neighbourhoods, and social systems
C) health care systems, geographic boundaries, and people
D) environment, families, and social systems
A) locale or structure, social systems, and people
A theory is best understood as a set of assumptions or propositions that becomes
useful when it does which of the following?
A) helps isolate people meet their self-care needs
B) isolates concepts
C) helps the nurse implement care
D) provides a systematic view of explaining, predicting, and prescribing
phenomena
B) isolates concepts
The enterprise of early theorizing about nursing practice was primarily driven by:
A) physicians
B) political leaders
C) nursing educators
D) policymakers
C) nursing educators
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The nursing process in its original form involved which four basic steps?
A) assessment, planning, intervention, evaluation
B) assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, intervention
C) nursing diagnosis, planning, intervention, evaluation
D) planning, assessment, intervention, evaluation
A) assessment, planning, intervention, evaluation
The metaparadigm concepts that formed the structure of concepts that nursing
theories were concerned about included:
A) the person, environment, health and nursing
B) caring, health promotion, and supportive care
C) chaos theory and systems theory
D) existentialism, phenomenology, and metaphysics
A) the person, environment, health and nursing
The main question to which the early nursing theorists put their attention was to
work out which of the following?
A) how to differentiate between nursing theories and medical theories
B) how to reconcile the generalizations of the North American Nursing Diagnoses
Association with the unique situations of each client
C) how to organize and make sense of general nursing knowledge and apply this
knowledge to an individual clinical case
D) whether to use theories from other disciplines such as philosophy and to apply
them to nursing
C) how to organize and make sense of general nursing knowledge and apply this
knowledge to an individual clinical case
According to Kuhn, scientific advances are most likely to happen when creative
individuals do which of the following?
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NSG 2113 - FINAL EXAM PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST 2025/2026
COMPLETE ALL 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+||ALREADY GRADED A+
Home health nursing involves acute, chronic, and palliative care of clients and
families to enhance their capacity for which activity?
A) nursing care that promotes autonomy in decision making
B) improving their health care and self-care
C) self-care and autonomy in decision making
D) learning about their illnesses
C) self-care and autonomy in decision making
Persons who are structurally vulnerable are more likely to develop health
problems as a result of which circumstances?
A) acute diseases, homelessness, and poverty
B) lack of transportation, dependence on others for care, and lack of initiative
C) poverty, lack of education, and mental illness
D) excess risks, barriers to health care services, and dependence on others for
care
D) excess risks, barriers to health care services, and dependence on others for
care
Which is not an aspect of competent care for persons who are structurally
vulnerable?
A) providing culturally appropriate care
B) creating a comfortable, nonthreatening environment
C) assessing living conditions
D) offering financial or legal advice
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D) offering financial or legal advice
What are major public health problems affecting older persons, women, and
children?
A) prescribed medication abuse, poverty, sexual abuse
B) physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, as well as neglect
C) acute illnesses, neglect, substance abuse
D) financial strain, poverty, physical abuse
B) physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, as well as neglect
What does a successful community health nursing practice require?
A) a graduate degree in health education or health promotion
B) building relationships with and responding to changes in the community
C) taking a passive role to allow the community to initiate change
D) subspecialty education in public health sciences
B) building relationships with and responding to changes in the community
Teaching classes about infant care, cancer screening, and home safety adaptations
for older people are examples of a nurse engaging in which activity?
A) consultation
B) collaboration
C) health education
D) facilitation
C) health education
A community health nurse who is directing a client to community resources is an
example of which activity?
A) consultation
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B) collaboration
C) coordination
D) research
A) consultation
What three elements are included in a community assessment?
A) locale or structure, social systems, and people
B) people, neighbourhoods, and social systems
C) health care systems, geographic boundaries, and people
D) environment, families, and social systems
A) locale or structure, social systems, and people
A theory is best understood as a set of assumptions or propositions that becomes
useful when it does which of the following?
A) helps isolate people meet their self-care needs
B) isolates concepts
C) helps the nurse implement care
D) provides a systematic view of explaining, predicting, and prescribing
phenomena
B) isolates concepts
The enterprise of early theorizing about nursing practice was primarily driven by:
A) physicians
B) political leaders
C) nursing educators
D) policymakers
C) nursing educators
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, NSG 2113 - final exam practice Exam
The nursing process in its original form involved which four basic steps?
A) assessment, planning, intervention, evaluation
B) assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, intervention
C) nursing diagnosis, planning, intervention, evaluation
D) planning, assessment, intervention, evaluation
A) assessment, planning, intervention, evaluation
The metaparadigm concepts that formed the structure of concepts that nursing
theories were concerned about included:
A) the person, environment, health and nursing
B) caring, health promotion, and supportive care
C) chaos theory and systems theory
D) existentialism, phenomenology, and metaphysics
A) the person, environment, health and nursing
The main question to which the early nursing theorists put their attention was to
work out which of the following?
A) how to differentiate between nursing theories and medical theories
B) how to reconcile the generalizations of the North American Nursing Diagnoses
Association with the unique situations of each client
C) how to organize and make sense of general nursing knowledge and apply this
knowledge to an individual clinical case
D) whether to use theories from other disciplines such as philosophy and to apply
them to nursing
C) how to organize and make sense of general nursing knowledge and apply this
knowledge to an individual clinical case
According to Kuhn, scientific advances are most likely to happen when creative
individuals do which of the following?
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