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Final Questions 1

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Whats true of delegation?

a)

transferring the authority and responsibility to perform a selected task to a competent staff

b)

RN retains accountability for task and outcome

c)

Can choose tasks

2.

Whats the rules of delegation?

a)

can delegate nursing tasks

b)

cannot delegate nursing practice, assessment, and evaluation

c)

can't delegate outside scope/competence of staff

d)

retains accountability for delegated task/outcome

3.

What are ethics?

a)

system of principles for nursing

b)

american nurses association rules

c)

ethical problems resulting from scientific advancement

d)

DNA maniupulation

4.

What are the code of ethics?

a)

made by the American nurses association

b)

No discrimination

c)

implicit stands and values for profession

d)

system of principles for nurses

5.

Whats Kohlberg's theory?

a)

most widely accepted

b)

a cognitive developmental process that is sequental nature

c)

autonomous thinker who strives for moral code

d)

altriusm

6.

What is sequental nature?

a)

rules imposed by authority

b)

conformity to expected social and religious morals

c)

autonomous thinkers who strive for moral code beyond issues of authority and reverence

d)

autonomy

7.

What is evidence based practice?

a)

process of systematic finding appraising and using research as a basis for clinical practice

b)

process by which scholarly work is checked by a group of experts in the same field to ensure it meets standards

c)

results from extensive research and is designed to improve patients health outcomes, nursing practice and education

d)

systematic approach explaining and understand phenomena

8.

Practice guidelines

a)

research based recommendations stated as a standard of practice procedures or decisions direct application to practice

b)

process of systematic finding appraising and using research as a basis for clinical practice

c)

process by which scholarly work is checked by group of experts in the same field

d)

systematic approach explaining and understanding phenomena

9.

Whats nursing research?

a)

process of systematic finding appraising and using research as a basis for clinical practice

b)

process by which scholarly work is checked by a group of experts in the same field to ensure it meets standards

c)

based recommendations stated as a standard of practice

d)

systematic approach explaining and understanding phenomena

10.

Whats true of value based payment models

a)

reimbursement from cms and insurances are directly tied to quality of care provided to patient

b)

rewarded for meeting standards of care for common disease (diabetes, heart failure, pneumonial, myocardial enforcement)

c)

improve quality

d)

reduce costs

11.

What is clinical judgement?

a)

interpretation or conclusion about a patients needs, concerns, or health problem

b)

process where nurses and other clinicians make their judgement

c)

mental process of active and skillful perception, analysis, synthesis

d)

process of analyzing data

12.

Whats clinical reasoning?

a)

interpretation or conclusion about a patient's needs, concerns, or health problem

b)

process where nurses and other clinicians make their judgement

c)

mental process of active and skillful perception, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation

d)

process of analyzing data

13.

What is critical thinking?

a)

interpretation or conclusion about a patient's needs, concerns, or health problem

b)

process where nurses and other clinicians make their judgement

c)

mental process of active and skillful perception, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation

d)

process of analyzing data

14.

Which definition of a SOAP note is incorrect

a)

C - Assessment (A) - What the provider sees, finds when examining the patient.

b)

T

matches Timely

c)

R

matches Realistic

d)

A

matches

Achievable

15.

A diminutive suffix is a larger version of the root.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

True or False: Sociodemographic trends typically only affect communities.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

The student nurse determines that the patient needs a bed bath and gathers the appropriate supplies. Which is the next step in the nursing process?

a)

Assessment

b)

Planning

c)

Diagnosis

d)

Evaluation

18.

A patient has a rash on the top of both of his hands. Which is the correct medical term for the rash's location?

a)

Bilateral, palmar

b)

Bilateral, plamar

c)

unilateral, palmar

19.

The RN needs to place a phone call to the Phyician.

The RN is transporting her patient to the ICU and needs to provide report to the nurse who will be caring for the patient. Which form of communication should the nurse use to provide clear and concise information to ICU RN?

a)

Open loop communication

b)

Closed loop communication

c)

No communication

20.

Which of the following root word refers to a portion of the small intestine?

a)

duodem/o

b)

Jejun/o

c)

Denduo/o

d)

cyst/o

21.

Ventilation, light, pain, and care are all examples of

a)

theories

b)

aspects

c)

enviroments

d)

concepts

22.

The theory of cultural care diversity and universitality tells the nurse to restore the patient's wellbeing

a)

true

b)

false

23.

The purpose and goal of nursing education

a)

Pass the NCLEX

b)

Get a well paying job

c)

Become an educator

d)

Practice-Based Competence

24.

neo-

a)

old

b)

new

c)

dead

d)

alive

25.

cyto

a)

fluid filled sac

b)

bladder

c)

cell

d)

skull

26.

cerebro

a)

skull

b)

brain

c)

head

d)

blood

27.

intra-

a)

within/inside

b)

beside/near

c)

around

d)

under/beneath

28.

trans-

a)

across/through

b)

apart/away

c)

against

d)

toward

29.

per-

a)

after

b)

against

c)

though

d)

before

30.

-gram

a)

visual examination

b)

graph

c)

record/image

d)

study of

31.

-pexy

a)

disease

b)

surgical fixation

c)

surgical reconstruction

d)

surgical removal

32.

hepat/o

a)

liver

b)

kidney

c)

bladder

d)

colon

33.

cyst/o

a)

fluid-filled sac

b)

fluid-filled bladder

c)

fluid-filled colon

d)

cell

34.

-stoma

a)

within

b)

create new opening

c)

opening

d)

tumor

35.

Production of desired outcome (right action, right result)

a)

effectiveness

b)

efficiency

36.

Readmission to the hospital within ___ is considered a never event

a)

5 days

b)

3 months

c)

2 months

d)

30 days

37.

Contributes to a positive work environment

a)

Low nurse to patient ration

b)

Lateral violence

c)

Lack of experienced nurses

d)

Low autonomy

38.

Developed to train nurses to provide safe, quality care

a)

IOM

b)

NDNQI

c)

QSEN

d)

NPA

39.

Developed report to push profession of nurses forward

a)

IOM

b)

NDNQI

c)

QSEN

d)

NPA

40.

Create processes to improve safe environments and practice

a)

IOM

b)

HRO

c)

RWJF

d)

HMO

41.

Created a need for a much larger nursing workforce

a)

Sheppard-Towner Act of 1921

b)

Hill-Burton Act of 1950

c)

Nurse Training Act of 1964

d)

Balanced Budget Amendment 1997

42.

Looks at nurse driven indicators (like nasocomial infections)

a)

IOM

b)

NDNQI

c)

QSEN

d)

NPA

43.

Which word indicates reduced coordination?

a)

dystonia

b)

ataxia

c)

hypotaxia

d)

hypotonia

44.

A hematoma is a type of malignant cancer.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

Which abbreviation indicates the patient's ability to respond to external stimuli?

a)

LOC

b)

OCD

c)

ICP

d)

ADHD

46.

Which term indicates a function or process of the eye?

a)

oculopathy

b)

amblyopia

c)

Phacoscope

d)

Tympanostomy

47.

Abnormal contraction of the pupil

a)

astigmatism

b)

Scotoma

c)

Mydriasis

d)

Miosis

48.

Which is an instrument to view the lens

a)

retinoscope

b)

Tonometer

c)

opthalmoscope

d)

phacoscope

49.

Condition of the inner ear

a)

Tinnitus

b)

Mastoidalgia

c)

Scleromalacia

d)

Tympanometry

50.

Which nursing theorist authored the Self-Care Deficit Nursing Model?

a)

Florence Nightingale

b)

Dorethea Orem

c)

Sister Callista Roy

d)

Madeline Leininger