Fundamentals of Nursing Concepts

What is the primary goal of nursing?

• To conduct medical research and trials.

• To diagnose diseases and prescribe medication.

• To manage hospital administration and finances.

• To promote health and provide care.

Define the nursing process.

• A set of medical procedures for surgery

• A financial planning strategy for healthcare

• A method for patient entertainment

• The nursing process is a systematic approach consisting of assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.

What are the five steps of the nursing process?

• Observation, Analysis, Intervention, Review, Feedback

• Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation

• Identification, Strategy, Execution, Monitoring, Reporting

• Assessment, Diagnosis, Treatment, Recovery, Follow-up

Explain the importance of patient assessment.

• Patient assessment is only necessary for surgical procedures.

• Patient assessment is primarily for administrative purposes.

• Patient assessment is important for accurate diagnosis, effective treatment planning, and personalized patient care.

• Patient assessment is irrelevant to treatment outcomes.

What is the role of a nurse in patient education?

• Nurses perform surgeries on patients.

• Nurses only assist doctors during procedures.

• Nurses are responsible for billing and insurance claims.

• Nurses educate patients about their health, treatment plans, and self-care.

Describe the concept of holistic care in nursing.

• Holistic care in nursing is an approach that addresses the physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs of patients, focusing on their overall well-being.

• Holistic care ignores emotional and social factors.

• Holistic care focuses solely on physical health.

• Holistic care is only about spiritual well-being.

What are the ethical principles in nursing?

• Innovation, efficiency, productivity, leadership, strategy

• Autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, justice, fidelity

• Accountability, transparency, teamwork, humility, courage

• Compassion, empathy, respect, loyalty, honesty

How does evidence-based practice influence nursing?

• Evidence-based practice has no impact on nursing.

• Evidence-based practice complicates patient care.

• Evidence-based practice is only relevant for research, not nursing.

• Evidence-based practice improves patient outcomes and enhances the quality of care in nursing.

What is the significance of communication in nursing?

• Nursing communication is primarily about paperwork.

• Communication is vital in nursing for effective patient care, trust-building, and teamwork.

• Effective communication is not necessary for patient safety.

• Communication is only important for administrative tasks.

What are the common nursing interventions for pain management?

• Increase pain levels

• Assess pain levels, administer medications, apply heat/cold therapy, educate patients, collaborate with the healthcare team.

• Avoid medication administration

• Ignore patient feedback