Bioscience and Nursing

Nurses use bioscience knowledge to interpret vital signs and detect early signs of illness.

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• False

Understanding bioscience is not necessary for using modern medical devices in nursing practice.

• True

• False

Bioscience knowledge helps nurses personalise care for individual patients.

• True

• False

Bioscience is only relevant for nurses working in specialist or advanced roles.

• True

• False

Improved clinical decision-making in nursing is supported by knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry.

• True

• False

Bioscience education helps bridge the gap between theory and practice in nursing.

• True

• False

Nurses with strong bioscience backgrounds communicate less effectively with patients and colleagues.

• True

• False

Bioscience knowledge is not important for recognising how genetic differences affect treatment responses.

• True

• False

Integrating bioscience into nursing education reduces the gap between what is taught and what is practiced.

• True

• False

Bioscience knowledge is essential for nurses to assess, monitor, and respond to patient needs accurately.

• True

• False