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● QUIZ #1

QUESTION ANSWER

1. Under what theory will the treatment for phobic Behaviorist Theory
patients be most aligned?

2. Under what theory will the theory of Florence Humanistic Learning Theory
Nightingale be most aligned?

3. Which of the following is an example of common Instructor CJ imposes the

principles of learning, except: nursing student group not to talk
to each other during RLE.

4. Instructor Jeramil uses additional points as an Operant Conditioning

incenqtive for those students who are good in
recitation. What conditioning is he utilizing?

5. Nurse Grace stated that it is a relatively permanent Learning

change in mental processing, emotional functioning,
and behavior as a result of experience. What is it?

6. Nurse Jeannette determines the learning needs of her What the learner needs to learn
patient. Is she correct if she notes that learning needs
are?

7. Nurse Marilyn teaches Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Mandatory

among her students. This is under what criteria for
prioritizing learning needs?

8. Nurse Kathy teaches Blood Pressure Taking among Mandatory

her students. This is under what criteria for prioritizing
learning needs?

9. Nurse Riza is a nurse manager in her Dialysis unit. All of the above
She is CORRECT if the following were used in
assessing the learning needs of her nursing staff?

10. Nurse Noemi assessed the motivation of her patient. Emotional readiness
What component of readiness to learn is she
checking?
● QUIZ #2

QUESTION ANSWER

1. Which of the following is the most important Safety provision

consideration in doing health teachings among
infants and toddlers?

2. Which period does separation anxiety among During the first day of school
preschoolers commonly occur?

3. How are we going to do health teachings in the early Nurse Kim gives candy as rewards.
childhood years?

4. Why is change-contract important for adolescents? All of the above

5. This is teaching older persons in accommodating the Geragogy

normal physical, cognitive and psychosocial
changes?

6. It attempts to control a patient's right to decision Compliance

making in a manipulative manner.

7. The following are some of the factors acting Patient Emy fears of the
noncompliance, which is not? complications of her disease and
not taking her prescribed
medications.

8. An individual's sense of personal responsibility for Locus of Contro

behavior and extent to which motivation to act
originates from self.

9. Nurse Jean assessed the anxiety level of Patient Affective variables

Malen before instructing her about the importance of
breastfeeding. This is under what parameters of
motivational assessment?

10. Nurse Jeramil asked Patient Dana about the Environmental variables
significant persons in her life. This is under what
parameters of motivational assessment?
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QUESTION ANSWER

1. Learning is heavily influenced by the culture and SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVIST

occurs as a social process in interaction with PERSPECTIVE
others.

2. Which theory does social cognition perspective was Attribution theory

anchored upon?

3. Which of the following examples employed social Nurse Erwin displays professional
learning theory? attributes

4. Which of the following is not a motivation of None of the above

psychodynamic dynamics?

5. Which of the following if stated by Nurse Eli should Learning is passive, multifaceted
be corrected? and complex.

6. Nurse Jonell would like to determine the learning All of the above
styles of his clients. Which of the following
techniques should he use?

7. Which of the following instruments will indicate the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
personality type of the patient?

8. Nurse Thea would like to determine if her patient is 4MAT System

diverger, assimilator, converger and
accommodator; also if he is using left or right brain
dominance or both. She will be using what?

9. Which of the following is the latest intelligence Naturalistic intelligence

according to Gardner?

10. Nurse Tadje observes that her patient loves to Kinesthetic

dance. Which learning preference is most
applicable in this case?

11. Which activity will older adults be more fond of? Reflective activity
12. What Piaget’s stage of development is profound Formal operational stage
during adolescence?

13. What Erikson’s stage of development is profound Intimacy VS. Isolation

during young adulthood?

14. Nurse Kaikai stated that this is an intelligence Crystallized intelligence

which is absorbed over a lifetime and increases
with experience. What is she referring to?

15. When will be the best time to teach a learner? When he is ready

16. Which of the following if stated by Nurse Annie Motivation comes from the Greek
needs correction? work “movere”.

17. Nurse Christian integrates the wholeness of his Maslow’s Theory of Motivation
patient as an individual and hierarchy of goals. He
is referring to:

18. According to the Theory of Reasoned Action, All of the above

motivation should comply with which of the
following?

19. Which of the following are sub-roles of nurse as All of the above
educator in health promotion?

20. Nurse Floyd stated that the end result of Self-Care

Therapeutic Alliance Model is WHAT?

21. Nurse Analy stated this as the ability to read, Health literacy
interpret, and comprehend health information to
maintain optimal wellness. What is this?

22. Nurse Arvin stated that the following are groups at College graduates
risk with literacy problems, which is not?

23. Which of the following situations can serve as clues Patient Kevin claims he lost his
in determining illiteracy? eyeglasses.

24. Which of the following is an example of a All of the above.

measurement tool to test literacy levels?

25. Which of the following measurement tools can LAD-

Nurse Angel use for his patient suffering diabetes?
 ● 51 T0 100 QUESTION (PRELIMS)

QUESTION ANSWER

51. The following are factors affecting the ability to Convenience, complexity, accessibility,
learn, EXCEPT fragmentation and dehumanization of
the healthcare system.

52. One factor affecting the ability to teach is: Environment that is conducive to the
teaching-learning process

53. These are factors impeding the nurse`s ability to Barriers to teaching
deliver educational services

54. These are factors that negatively impact the Obstacles to learning
learner's ability to pay attention and process
information

55. Describes the role of nursing in a transformed Institute of medicine report: the future
healthcare system of nursing

56. The new educational paradigm focuses on the Role of nurse as educator
learner learning. Instead of the teacher teaching and
the nurse becomes the “guide on the side”

57. The contemporary role of the nurse as educator
are the following EXCEPT
The nurses as educator performs his or
her task based on the client’s economic
status and educational background to
ensure understanding and compliance
to medical care provided

58. A useful paradigm to assist nurses to organize and ASSURE model

carry out the education process

59. The process of helping clients learn health- related Patient education
behaviors to achieve the goal of optimal health and
independence in self- care
60. A change in behavior (knowledge, attitude, and/or Experience
skills) that can be observed or measured, and that can
occur at any time or in any place as a result of
exposure to environmental stimuli

61. A systematic, sequential, planned course of action Education process

on the part of both teacher and learner to achieve the
outcomes of teaching and learning

62. A deliberate intervention that involves sharing Teaching/instruction

information and experiences to meet the intended
learner outcomes

63. Letter “A” in ASSURE Model is define as Analyze learner

64. Letter “U” in ASSURE Model is define as Use instructional methods and
materials

65. Letter “E” in ASSURE Model is define as Evaluate /revise the teaching plan

66. The process of helping the nurses acquires Staff Education

knowledge, attitude, and skills to improve the delivery
of quality care to the consumer

67. Letter “R” in ASSURE Model is define as Require learner performance

68. The following are benefits of education to clients, Diminish patient-nurse autonomy
EXCEPT

69. This term refers to increase the responsibility and Primary goal
independence of client for self-care

70. This term refers to increase the competence and Purpose

confidence of clients for self- management

71. Promoting adherence to treatment plans, Benefits of education of client

maximizing independence and decreases client`s
anxiety are among the:

72. These 2 could be factors affecting Health Care, Social

EXCEPT

73. One significant force influencing nursing practice Ano sagot?

74. Nursing career ladders often incorporate teaching State nurse professional act
effectiveness as a measure of excellence in practice

75. Educating colleagues and serving as a clinical Responsibilities of professional nurse

instructor for students in practice meeting are

76. Endorses health education as an essential International council of nurses (ICN)

component of nursing care delivery

77. Responsible for establishing standards and American nurses association (ANA)
qualifications for practice, including patient teaching

78. In nursing, patient education has long been a The evaluation of the teaching role of
major component and Florence Nightingale is the nurses
ultimate educator

79. In the Historical Foundation for Patient Education Three phases

Health care, there are how many phases in the
development of organized health care

80. During what phase under the Historical foundation Third phases
for patients are Diagnostic tools, scientific discoveries,
new vaccines, antibiotic medications, effective surgery
and treatment practices happened?

81. Cost- Benefit Analysis and Cost- Effectiveness Measures effectiveness of patient
Analysis education programs

82. Program Planning and Implementation will result Inaccurate assessment of direct costs
the following, EXCEPT

83. Direct Cost, Indirect Cost, Cost savings, Cost Financial terminology
Recovery (Revenue Generation) are:

84. Hidden Costs are? Indirect costs

85. Fixed Costs are? Direct costs

86. One challenge for healthcare providers will be the? Efficient and cost-effective patient
education

87. Legal and Financial Implications of Documentation Patients bill of rights

includes:

88. The Ethics of Education in classroom and Practice Patient-watcher relationship (novice to
Settings includes the following, EXCEPT expect)

89. Equal distribution of goods, services, benefits, and Justice

burdens regardless of client diagnosis, culture,
national origin, religious orientation, sexual preference,
and the like:

90. Refers to a limited class of negligent activities the Malpractice

fall within the scope of performance by those pursuing
a particular profession involving highly skilled and
technical services:
91. The principle of doing good; acting in the best Beneficence
interest of a client through adherence to professional
performance standards and procedural protocols:

92. A standard of behavior; a behavioral expectation Duty

relevant to one's personal or professional status in the
life

93. The doing and undoing of an act, pursuant to a Negligence

duty, that a reasonable person in the same
circumstances would or would not do, with these
actions or nonactions leading to injury of another
person or his/her property:

94. Truth telling; the honesty by a professional in Veracity

providing full disclosure to a client of the risk and
benefits of any invasive medical procedure is known
as?

95. A binding social contract or covenant to protect Confidentiality

another`s privacy; a professional obligation to respect
privileged health information?

96. This is considered the right of a client to self- Autonomy

determination?

97. Ethical and Legal Principles in Nursing Education Confidence

includes the following, EXCEPT:

98. Under Nonmaleficence Ethical and legal Principles Malpractice

are NEGLIGENCE, DUTY and?

99. The following are among the Government South and north american hospital
Regulations & Professional Standards, EXCEPT association’s patient care partnership

100. Right to self- determination the right to protect Cardozo decision

one's own body and to determine how it shall be
treated