Scope of Nursing Practice Quiz

During a nursing class, Ava asked her instructor about the definition of the scope of nursing practice. The instructor explained it to her.

• The ability to perform surgeries independently

• The range of roles, functions, responsibilities, and activities nurses are educated and authorized to perform

• The study of medical science beyond basic nursing

• The application of ethical laws in clinical settings

During a community health fair, Nurse Emma is asked to provide care for various groups. Which of the following is NOT a type of client she provides care for?

• Individuals

• Families

• Hospital

• Communities

During a community health workshop, Maya learned about the four areas of nursing practice that are essential for effective patient care.

• Advocacy, research, technology, and ethics

• Promoting health and wellness, preventing illness, restoring health, and caring for the dying

• Communication, education, delegation, and supervision

• Patient monitoring, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation

What is the primary difference between continuing nursing education and in-service education?

• Continuing education is provided by the workplace, while in-service education is self-directed.

• In-service education occurs on the job, while continuing education is planned learning outside the workplace.

• Continuing education is informal, while in-service education is formal.

• There is no difference between the two.

During a team meeting, Hannah was discussing the '5 Rights of Delegation' with her colleagues. She asked, "Which of the following is NOT part of the '5 Rights of Delegation'?"

• Right task

• Right person

• Right technology

• Right supervision

In a busy hospital, Grace, a Nurse Manager, is focused on ensuring everything functions smoothly, including tasks like goal setting and budgeting. What role is she fulfilling?

• Nurse Leader

• Nurse Educator

• Nurse Manager

• Specialty Nurse

During a busy shift at the hospital, Nurse Emma noticed that her team was struggling to keep up with patient care. To address this, she decided to take charge and motivate her colleagues to work more efficiently. What is the primary responsibility of a nurse leader in this scenario?

• Conducting daily tasks in patient care

• Spearheading transformation and inspiring teams

• Delegating tasks to assistants

• Conducting training sessions for nurses

Ethan is considering a career in nursing and wants to know the correct order of nursing degrees from basic to advanced. Can you help him?

• Registered Nurse (RN), Assistant Nurse (AN), Specialty Nurse, Advanced Practice Nurse (APN)

• Assistant Nurse (AN), Registered Nurse (RN), Specialty Nurse, Advanced Practice Nurse (APN)

• Specialty Nurse, Registered Nurse (RN), Assistant Nurse (AN), Advanced Practice Nurse (APN)

• Assistant Nurse (AN), Specialty Nurse, Advanced Practice Nurse (APN), Registered Nurse (RN)

During a health fair organized by Michael, he encounters various types of nurses. What are examples of specialty nurses that he might meet at the event?

• Community Nurse, Dialysis Nurse, Emergency Nurse

• Nurse Educator, Nurse Administrator, Nurse Researcher

• Patient Care Assistant, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Licensed Nurse Practitioner

• Surgeon, Pharmacist, Dentist

During her internship at a local hospital in Abu Dhabi, Aria is trying to understand the guidelines that govern nursing practice in the UAE. Which document or standard should she refer to for accurate information?

• International Nursing Council Guidelines

• Abu Dhabi and UAE federal laws and professional conduct standards

• World Health Organization Nursing Standards

• Emirates Nursing Association Code of Ethics