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Name: Score:160 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 160
What is the maximum amount of time allowed to take the NCLEX-RN?
1 hour
24 hours
12 hours
6 hours
Term 2 of 160
The leading cause of death in the world from chronic disease is:
Obesity
Cardiovascular disease
Coronary heart disease
Diabetes
Term 3 of 160
The primary goal of an Area Health Education Center (AHEC) is to:
Patient quality of life, biomedical measures, and care experiences
Use the level of care that a reasonably prudent nurse would provide under the same or
similar circumstances
Improvement in technology required educated nurses for the care of patients with more
complex conditions
Improve education to local healthcare providers and improve patient care in underserved
area
,Term 4 of 160
NCLEX-RN test items that require the test taker to select "all options that apply" are called:
Multiple response questions
To increase access to safe nursing care
All of these are correct
Medical errors
Term 5 of 160
On the IPE team communication, which of the following best describes communication?
Demonstrates who is the team leader
Means only what someone intended it to mean
Includes all responses that can be interpreted as giving a message to someone else
Includes only verbal responses
Term 6 of 160
All of the following are true about the Associate degree programs except:
- ADN programs were developed in response to an acute nursing shortage
- Tests conducted during the 1950s indicated that graduates of ADN programs lacked the
knowledge and technical skills to function as registered nurses
- ADN programs provided a way to enter nursing for men, married women, and mature students
- ADN programs were conceived by Mildred Montag as the topic of her doctoral dissertation
Remain patient
Tests conducted during the 1950s indicated that graduated of ADN programs lacked the
knowledge and technical skills to function as registered nurses
Healthcare workers are expected to perform perfectly in all situations
Sigma Theta Tau International
,Term 7 of 160
Rationale for establishing initial education standards of professional nurses and midwives includes
which of the following?
To become more competitive with medical education standards
To respond to the great variation in initial education around the world
To simplify the nursing profession
To have all courses taught in English
Term 8 of 160
The Code of Ethics for the Profession of Nursing states that "the nurse through individual and
collective effort, establishes, maintains and improves the _____ environment of the work setting."
Physical
Ethical
Financial
Emotional
Term 9 of 160
Which of the following statements is true regarding hospitals in rural settings?
They are generally larger than those in suburban areas
They often have fewer than 25 beds
Nursing and other healthcare employee shortages are generally not a problem
Specialty services are rarely an issue
They often have fewer than 25 patient beds
They often have fewer than 30 patient beds
Health and environmental hazards
They often have fewer than 24 patient beds
, Term 10 of 160
Healthcare services delivered, managed, and coordinated by nurses and other healthcare
providers using electronic information and telecommunications technologies are examples of:
Health Literacy
Patient Portal
Connected Health
Telehealth
Term 11 of 160
Global Health Security Branch projects include:
Purifying water systems
Identify health trends
Identifying emerging pandemic threats
Administering immigrant immunizations
Term 12 of 160
A medically underserved population (MUP) is defined as:
A rural population that faces economic, cultural, and linguistic barriers to health care
A population with high income and advanced healthcare facilities
A population with diverse cultural representation and multilingual healthcare providers
An urban population with easy access to healthcare services
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