Fundamentals Nursing 211 Exam 1 Test
Questions Solved Correctly.
Professional Identity - Answer one's professional self-concept based on attributes, beliefs, values,
motives, and experiences
Patient Centered care - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome: Manages care of
patients with consideration of the patient's bio-psycho-social-cultural uniqueness
Nursing Judgment and Evidence- Based care - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome:
Integrates a clinical decision-making process to develop and implement a plan of care
Professional identity - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome: Integrates
characteristics of the nursing role that are consistent with the scope of nursing practice, established
policies and procedures, and legal/ethical/profession standards.
Safety and Quality - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome provides high quality
patient care that minimizes the risk of harm to an assigned group of patients
Teamwork and Collaboration Skills - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome: Functions
effectively within nursing and inter-professional teams, fostering open and effective communication,
mutual respect, and shared decision-making to achieve quality patient care.
Informatics - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome: Uses information and technology
to communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate error, and support decision-making.
1. advocate for sanitary conditions
2. tracked data to decrease mortality rates - Answer What was Florence Nightingale's most important
contributions? (2)
"Put the patient in the best condition for nature to act upon him" - Answer Florence Nightingales
definition of nursing...
,care provider, educator, patient advocate, leader, change agent, manager, researcher, collaborator,
delegator. - Answer What are the nursing roles and functions? (9)
Standards of Nursing Practice - Answer published by the ANA to help ensure quality care and serve as
legal criteria for adequate patient care. Responsibilities are ADPIE
Nurse Practice Acts - Answer define nursing criteria for RN & LPN, scope of practice and empowers
BON. They are laws that delineate legal limits of nursing practices
Change Agent - Answer the person formally in charge of guiding a change effort
Nurses are on the floor seeing the effects medicine and the health care system is having on the patient
pass a background check, graduate from an accredited nursing school, pass the start boards. - Answer
Identify the legal requirements for nursing licensure
listening, presence, touch, consistency & predictability - Answer Behaviors that demonstrate a
professional caring behavior include:
novice - Answer Benner: No previous experience, rigid adherence to taught rules or plans, little
situation situational perception non discretionary judgement, very beginning analytic decision making
advanced beginner - Answer What Benner stage: uses more sophisticated rules based on limited
experience, beginning situational perception but still limited, analytical decision making.
competent - Answer Benner: has been working for 2-3 years, uses more analytic thinking, lacks speed
and flexibility, now sees actions, conscious deliberate planning, able to see different perspectives and
more situational aspects, standardized and routine procedures based on principles
human response to patient condition.
Health promotion not treatment of disease - Answer Definition of Nursing
, -altruism
-body of knowledge and research
-accountability
-higher education
-autonomy
-code of ethics
-professional organization
-licensure
-diversity - Answer what is the criteria of a profession
PhD - Answer What degree does a nursing researcher need?
DNP - Answer what degree does a nurse practitioner need?
MSN - Answer What degree does advanced practice nurses need?
"what the person says about himself or herself. "The interview is the best chance a person has to tell you
what he or she perceives the health state to be"
Also add quotations - Answer What is subjective data?
observable and measurable data ("signs") obtained through observation, physical examination, and
laboratory and diagnostic testing - Answer what is objective data?
Trusting you makes them feel safe to share information
facilitates future diagnoses, planning and treatment and helps you to determine what might be barriers
to compliance
Opportunity to teach health promotion (what is this) and disease prevention - Answer The interview is
an opportunity to build rapport with your patient. Why would this be important to do? Is it important?
1.orientation/ introductory
Questions Solved Correctly.
Professional Identity - Answer one's professional self-concept based on attributes, beliefs, values,
motives, and experiences
Patient Centered care - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome: Manages care of
patients with consideration of the patient's bio-psycho-social-cultural uniqueness
Nursing Judgment and Evidence- Based care - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome:
Integrates a clinical decision-making process to develop and implement a plan of care
Professional identity - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome: Integrates
characteristics of the nursing role that are consistent with the scope of nursing practice, established
policies and procedures, and legal/ethical/profession standards.
Safety and Quality - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome provides high quality
patient care that minimizes the risk of harm to an assigned group of patients
Teamwork and Collaboration Skills - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome: Functions
effectively within nursing and inter-professional teams, fostering open and effective communication,
mutual respect, and shared decision-making to achieve quality patient care.
Informatics - Answer LCC End of Program Student Learning Outcome: Uses information and technology
to communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate error, and support decision-making.
1. advocate for sanitary conditions
2. tracked data to decrease mortality rates - Answer What was Florence Nightingale's most important
contributions? (2)
"Put the patient in the best condition for nature to act upon him" - Answer Florence Nightingales
definition of nursing...
,care provider, educator, patient advocate, leader, change agent, manager, researcher, collaborator,
delegator. - Answer What are the nursing roles and functions? (9)
Standards of Nursing Practice - Answer published by the ANA to help ensure quality care and serve as
legal criteria for adequate patient care. Responsibilities are ADPIE
Nurse Practice Acts - Answer define nursing criteria for RN & LPN, scope of practice and empowers
BON. They are laws that delineate legal limits of nursing practices
Change Agent - Answer the person formally in charge of guiding a change effort
Nurses are on the floor seeing the effects medicine and the health care system is having on the patient
pass a background check, graduate from an accredited nursing school, pass the start boards. - Answer
Identify the legal requirements for nursing licensure
listening, presence, touch, consistency & predictability - Answer Behaviors that demonstrate a
professional caring behavior include:
novice - Answer Benner: No previous experience, rigid adherence to taught rules or plans, little
situation situational perception non discretionary judgement, very beginning analytic decision making
advanced beginner - Answer What Benner stage: uses more sophisticated rules based on limited
experience, beginning situational perception but still limited, analytical decision making.
competent - Answer Benner: has been working for 2-3 years, uses more analytic thinking, lacks speed
and flexibility, now sees actions, conscious deliberate planning, able to see different perspectives and
more situational aspects, standardized and routine procedures based on principles
human response to patient condition.
Health promotion not treatment of disease - Answer Definition of Nursing
, -altruism
-body of knowledge and research
-accountability
-higher education
-autonomy
-code of ethics
-professional organization
-licensure
-diversity - Answer what is the criteria of a profession
PhD - Answer What degree does a nursing researcher need?
DNP - Answer what degree does a nurse practitioner need?
MSN - Answer What degree does advanced practice nurses need?
"what the person says about himself or herself. "The interview is the best chance a person has to tell you
what he or she perceives the health state to be"
Also add quotations - Answer What is subjective data?
observable and measurable data ("signs") obtained through observation, physical examination, and
laboratory and diagnostic testing - Answer what is objective data?
Trusting you makes them feel safe to share information
facilitates future diagnoses, planning and treatment and helps you to determine what might be barriers
to compliance
Opportunity to teach health promotion (what is this) and disease prevention - Answer The interview is
an opportunity to build rapport with your patient. Why would this be important to do? Is it important?
1.orientation/ introductory
