WorksheetsContemporary Professional Nursing MCQs
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
A nurse updates wound care practice after reading a new clinical guideline. This reflects:
Leadership
Evidence-based practice
Cultural competence
Advocacy
A patient refuses blood transfusion due to religious belief. The nurse respects this decision. Which principle is applied?
Justice
Autonomy
Beneficence
Fidelity
A nurse modifies a diet plan for a fasting patient during Ramadan. This shows:
Ethics
Cultural competence
Leadership
Holistic care
A nurse uses EHR and clinical decision support before giving medication. This demonstrates:
Research literacy
Informatics competence
Ethical practice
Advocacy
A nurse involves patient in care planning and goal setting. This is:
Evidence-based care
Patient-centered care
Holistic care
Ethical care
A nurse attends workshops every year to update skills. This reflects:
Leadership
Lifelong learning
Accountability
Advocacy
A nurse reports unsafe staffing to management. This is:
Collaboration
Leadership and advocacy
Ethical practice
Delegation
A nurse prioritizes patients based on severity of illness. This is:
Delegation
Critical thinking
Compassion
Ethics
A nurse maintains patient confidentiality according to ICN code. This is:
Ethical accountability
Legal compliance only
Leadership
Advocacy
A senior nurse guides a new graduate in clinical skills. This is:
Supervision
Mentorship
Delegation
Evaluation
A nurse provides emotional, spiritual, and physical care to a terminal patient. This is:
Holistic care
Ethical care
Cultural care
Evidence-based care
A nurse checks latest drug guidelines before giving unfamiliar medicine. This shows:
Legal accountability
Evidence-based practice
Ethical reasoning
Advocacy
A nurse works with doctor, pharmacist, and physiotherapist in patient care. This is:
Consultation
Collaboration
Delegation
Supervision
A nurse documents carefully to avoid legal issues. This is:
Ethical accountability
Legal accountability
Advocacy
Leadership
A nurse treats rich and poor patients equally. This is:
Integrity
Justice
Autonomy
Fidelity
A nurse improves ventilation and cleanliness of ward. This applies:
Watson’s theory
Nightingale’s theory
Orem’s theory
Benner’s model
A nurse supports a grieving family emotionally. This is:
Advocacy
Compassionate care
Ethical care
Cultural care
A nurse changes practice after reading a research article. This is:
Audit
Evidence-based practice
Policy change
Evaluation
A nurse reflects on mistakes to improve future care. This is:
Supervision
Reflective practice
Evaluation
Appraisal
A nurse progresses from beginner to expert over years. This follows:
Watson
Orem
Benner
Nightingale
A nurse forces treatment ignoring patient choice. Which principle is violated?
Beneficence
Justice
Autonomy
Fidelity
A nurse uses AI system but verifies clinically before acting. This shows:
Ethics
Informatics only
Critical thinking + technology
Leadership
A nurse follows outdated protocol despite new evidence. Which concept is missing?
Lifelong learning
Advocacy
Evidence-based practice
Collaboration
A nurse balances law and patient benefit in a complex case. This is:
Advocacy
Ethical reasoning
Delegation
Policy making
A nurse refuses unsafe doctor order and reports it. This is:
Disobedience
Advocacy and ethics
Conflict
Leadership only
A nurse coordinates care across departments to prevent errors. This is:
Delegation
Collaboration
Management
Supervision
A nurse uses Tanner’s model in deteriorating patient. This is:
Reflection
Clinical judgment
Ethics
Research
A nurse adapts communication style for different cultures. This is:
Justice
Cultural competence
Advocacy
Compassion
A nurse refuses to post patient data online. This is:
Ethical only
Legal only
Ethical and legal accountability
Integrity only
A nurse challenges unsafe hospital policy. This is:
Rebellion
Leadership advocacy
Conflict
Disobedience
A nurse integrates research, experience, and patient choice. This is:
Holistic care
Patient-centered care
Evidence-based practice
Ethical care
A nurse works full-time but continues online courses. This shows:
Commitment
Lifelong learning
Motivation
Professional identity
A nurse applies Watson’s theory in end-of-life care. Focus is:
Cure
Technology
Caring and dignity
Policy
A nurse writes false documentation to avoid blame. Which value is violated?
Justice
Integrity
Fidelity
Autonomy
A nurse modifies care plan using latest trial results. This is:
Audit
Research use
Evidence-based change
Policy making
A nurse resolves conflict in team to improve care. This is:
Management
Leadership
Collaboration
Ethics
Burnout and staff shortage are examples of:
Legal issues
Contemporary nursing challenges
Ethical dilemmas
Policy problems
A nurse treats VIP and poor patient equally. This shows:
Integrity
Justice
Autonomy
Fidelity
A nurse refuses task beyond legal scope. This is:
Fear
Legal accountability
Conflict
Advocacy
A nurse identifies system error and proposes solution. This shows:
Clinical skill
Leadership and critical thinking
Ethics
Collaboration
