Ahmad B Al_momani /كويز مقدمة ٝي التمريض /WNT

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Nursing Fundamentals Quiz

Welcome to the Nursing Fundamentals Quiz, designed to test your knowledge and understanding of key concepts in nursing practice. Whether you are a student, a professional nurse, or just interested in nursing, this quiz offers valuable insights.

45 engaging multiple-choice questions
Covers legal aspects, critical thinking, ethics, and nursing processes
Test your knowledge and learn more about the nursing profession

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Which of the following is considered a legal aspect of nursing practice?

Informed Consent

Legal protections in nursing practice

Reporting crimes & Unsafe practices

All of the above

Which of the following is not from Critical thinking :

Is based on principles of nursing process and scientific method

Uses both intuition and logic based on knowledge skills experience

Requires strategies that make the most of human potential

Creativity is thinking that results in the development of new ideas and products.

............ Is a technique that uses a graphic depiction of nonlinear and linear relationships to represent critical thinking

Accountability & Responsibility

Concept Mab

Formal statement

Client’s medical chart

Two well-known moral theorists are :

جيليغان 1982+ 1969 كولبرج

المومني والبداوي

ماري كوري 1956+نيلز بور 1978

اينشتاين + والخال نيوتن

Which of the following is from providing competent nursing care :

Nurses should provide care within their legal boundaries of their practice & their agencies.

Competency involves care that protects clients from harm.

all of the above

Nurses should anticipate sources of client injury, educate clients about hazards and implement measures to prevent injury

Is an agreement by a client................ To accept a course of treatment or procedure after being provided complete information.

Values clarification

Nursing process

Informed consent

Integrity

.................... :respect for the inherent worth and uniqueness of individuals (a nurse must value and respect all patients and colleagues)

Human dignity

Altruism

Integrity

Social justice

Variable data : is the data that can change quickly, frequently, or rarely such as BP, age, level of pain

False

True

If a parent demonstrates honesty in dealing with others, the child will probably begin to value honesty

False

True

A pregnant woman says she wants a healthy baby, but continues to smoke . This is an example from :

Clear values

unclear values

Unethical

Ethical

When a nurse ask the client to agree or disagree with a list of statements . This is an example from :

Clarifying beliefs

Clarifying values

Moral development

One of the following is form Primary sources (direct) :

Other health care providers

Lab and diagnostic analyses

Physical examination

Family members

That nurses should respect their clients, even if people disagree as to whether the nurse should deceive a particular client about his prognosis . This is an example from :

Justice fairness

Moral principles

Moral development

(Readiness for enhanced family coping) An example of :

Risk nursing diagnosis

Actual diagnosis

Wellness diagnosis

Possible diagnosis

Implied : oral or written agreement. The more invasive procedure the more the need for written consent.

True

False

(nurse communicate with client and families) and collaborative (with the health care team) . One of the :

Interpersonal

Client-centered

Universally applicable

Use a variety of critical thinking skills

Ongoing planning ...........

Done by all nurses who work with the patient as well as at the beginning of a shift

Done immediately after the initial assessment

The process of anticipating and planning for needs after discharge

Which of the following is from Critical thinking skills :

Critical analysis

Inductive and deductive reasoning

Differentiating facts from opinion

All of the above

................. Is a technique one can use to look beneath the surface, recognize, and examine assumptions, search for inconsistencies, and differentiate what one knows from what one believe.

Critical analysis

Creativity

Socratic questioning

Self-correcting

One of the following is form Characteristics of the nursing process :

To be faithful to agreement & promises.

Decision making is involved in every phase of the process.

Nurse need to provide accurate & complete documentation

Reflects their moral judgment over time;

ς�Good Samaritan acts are laws designed to protect health care providers who provide assistance at the scene of an emergency against claims of malpractice or gross negligence

True

False

Nursing process : is a systematic, rational method of planning and providing individualized nursing

True

False

Which of the following is not from Attitudes that foster critical thinking :

Insight into egocentricity

Perseverance

Ambiguity

Curiosity

Which of the following is from Approaches to problem-solving:

Scientific/Modi fied methods

All of the above

Intuition (sixth sense)

Trial and error

one of the following is not a Elements of informed consent

Unconscious or injured.and mentally ill

Consent must be given voluntarily.

The consent must be given by a client or individual with the capacity & competence to understand.

The client must be given enough information to be ultimate decision maker.

( knowing the limits of your knowledge) This is an example from :

Intellectual humility

Independence

Fair-mindedness

Integrity

Which of the following is from Indicators of morality :

Who have morals active conscience or awareness of feeling such as guilt, hope, shame

Tendency to respond to situation in words like should, right, wrong, good, & bad.

1+2

The process of learning to tell the difference between right & wrong.

How to be a Critical Thinker ??

All of the above

Self-assessment

Tolerating dissonance and ambiguity

Seeking situations where good thinking is practiced

One of the following is not required information for a client to make an IC

The diagnosis or condition that require treatment

The purpose of treatment

Limit actions to those considered first aid

What the client can expect to feel or experience.

The patient was in good condition and then bad . Any of the questions the nurse should ask the doctor

Question any order that is illegible unclear, or incomplete

Question any order the client questions

Question & record verbal order to avoid miscommunication.

Question any order if the client’s condition has changed.

One the following is not a function of the nursing process:

Establish plans to meet the identified needs

Include an evaluative components

Identify client’s health status

Deliver specific nursing interventions to meet those needs.

Data collection is a systematic and continuous gathering of information about a client's health status.

True

False

...............is the data that doesn’t change over time such as race, blood type.

Diagnostic testing

Constant data

Data base

Manage health care needs

Which of the following is an example of a practice that should be reported?

Unsafe nursing practice

Safe Nursing Practice

1+4

Illegal, unethical ( Alcohol & drug use) or incompetent performance

Which of the following is from types of diagnosis :

All of the above

Actual diagnosis

Wellness diagnosis

Possible diagnosis

Bioethics: ethics : as applied to human life or health ( e.g. Discussion about abortion or euthanasia).

False

True

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