Nursing Foundation Quiz

Create an engaging and educational image that features a nurse interacting with patients, highlighting aspects of healthcare, education, and bedside manners, incorporating elements such as crutches and bandages to emphasize nursing fundamentals.

Nursing Foundation Quiz

Test your knowledge and understanding of fundamental nursing concepts with this comprehensive quiz designed for nursing students and professionals alike. Whether you're preparing for exams or just looking to refresh your skills, this quiz is a great resource!

17 expertly crafted questions
Covers key nursing principles
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A nurse is showing a patient how to use crutches at home and instructing his mother about how to change his bandages. At this time, the nurse is primarily acting as:

Common nursing interventions that are carried out during the implementing phase are:

The nursing process includes all of the following except:

A flexible process that can be modified

A rigid set of steps for nurses to follow

A way to organize to critical thinking skills

A tool that allows for creativity

When acting as a patient advocate, the nurse should:

Force a patient to take his or her medicine

Focus on protecting a patient's rights

Share his or her own opinions with the patient Tell the patient why the doctor's instructions are important

Allow family members to make decisions for the patient

Nonverbal communication is defined as:

Communicating by sending and receiving wordless messages

Communicating through the use of words.

The use of hand gestures to communicate with one another.

Using the spoken language to send messages.

The use of written documentation to send and receive messages.

A nurse's primary commitment is to_____, according to Provision 2 The Patient. The Doctor. None of these are correct. The Family. The Community.

How many forms of verbal communication are there? 3: written, oral, and effective 2: accurate and clear 3: eye contact, hand gestures and posture 2: verbal and nonverbal 2: written and oral

The Illlness-Wellness/Health Continuum is an excellent resources for nurses who want to .

Strongly encourage their patients to educate themselves about their lifestyle choices

Scare their patients into a healthier lifestyle.

Show their patients how they live their own lifestyle and what their patients can do to follow this.

Let their patients know that as long as they are at the neutral point in the continuum they will be okay.

Educate their patients about their overall health now and where it has the potential to go in the future.

Which is the most effective way to try to prevent various disease processes? Hand washing Immunizations Health screenings Proper diet and exercise All answers are correct

The definition of verbal communication:

is using body language or hand gestures to communicate.

Is oral communication that involves three or more people.

Entails the use of words to deliver the intended message.

Is two or more people speaking to one another loudly.

Is the use of a telephone to communicate to another person.

Who was the original author of the Illness-Wellness Continuum?

Which of the nine provisions within the Code of Ethics for Nurses is considered the most vital? Provision 2 Provision 1 They are all considered equally vital Provision 9 Provision 7

When practicing in a service industry a code of ethics can be considered a/an...

Agreement between those being served and those who are doing the serving to maintain a high standard of care. .

Binding legal document to protect all involved within the service agreement.

Moral obligation for both parties involved to remain as one unit until both parties mutually agree to separate.

An agreement of how much the nursing staff will be paid for their service.

Contract between the service provider and those getting services to make sure that every aspect of the services received is up to their standards.

Which of the following is the correct order of the nursing process?

Assessing, Planning, Diagnosing, Evaluating, Implementing

Assessing, Diagnosing, Planning, Implementing, Evaluating

Planning, Assessing, Implementing, Diagnosing, Evaluating

Diagnosing, Planning, Assessing, Implementing, Evaluating ,

Planning, Implementing, Diagnosing, Assessing, Evaluating

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