Nursing Philosophy Quiz

What does the 'Person' component of nursing philosophy emphasize?

• The need for collaboration with other healthcare professionals

• Respect for the dignity, rights, and autonomy of the patient

• The importance of evidence-based practice

• The role of nurses in healthcare

Which component of nursing philosophy defines the role of nurses?

• Health

• Nursing

• Environment

• Ethics and Professionalism

What does the 'Health' component address?

• The ethical principles in nursing

• The physical setting of healthcare facilities

• The overall well-being of individuals, families, and communities

• The importance of teamwork in nursing

What factors are included in the 'Environment' component?

• External and internal factors influencing health

• Only economic factors

• Only social factors

• Only physical factors

What is emphasized in the Nurse-Patient Relationship component?

• Providing evidence-based care

• Promoting health and preventing illness

• Building trust and communication

• Advocating for patient autonomy

Which ethical principle means 'doing good'?

• Autonomy

• Justice

• Non-maleficence

• Beneficence

What does the 'Ethics and Professionalism' component highlight?

• The role of nurses in patient education

• The need for physical health interventions

• The importance of lifelong learning

• The significance of teamwork

What is the focus of Evidence-Based Practice in nursing?

• Relying on traditional methods

• Using the best available evidence for decision-making

• Using personal experience to guide care

• Following the instructions of senior nurses

Collaboration and Teamwork in nursing involves working with whom?

• Only other nurses

• Only healthcare administrators

• Patients and families only

• Multidisciplinary teams including various healthcare providers

What does the 'Person' component acknowledge about individuals?

• They are all the same

• They should be treated as a group

• They do not have rights or autonomy

• Each person is unique and should be treated holistically