1. A nurse is caring for a patient with a terminal illness. Which approach best exemplifies the concept of holistic nursing care? a) Focusing solely on physical symptom management b) Treating physical symptoms and providing psychological support c) Addressing physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs d) Prioritizing the patient's spiritual needs over other aspects of care Answer: c) Addressing physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs Rationale: Holistic nursing care involves treating the whole person, not just the illness. 2. In the context of evidence-based practice, which action demonstrates a nurse's commitment to professional development? a) Following hospital protocols without question b) Attending seminars on the latest nursing techniques c) Using traditional methods taught in nursing school d) Consulting with colleagues on personal opinions Answer: b) Attending seminars on the latest nursing techniques Rationale: Professional development involves staying current with the latest evidence-based practices. 3. A nurse leader is implementing a change in the medication administration process. What is the most effective way to ensure staff compliance? a) Issuing written warnings to non-compliant staff members b) Providing education on the reasons for the change c) Changing the process without staff input d) Enforcing the change through strict supervision Answer: b) Providing education on the reasons for the change Rationale: Education helps staff understand the importance of the change, leading to better compliance. 4. When considering the delegation of tasks, what must a nurse take into account to ensure patient safety? a) The cost-effectiveness of the delegated task b) The skill level of the person to whom the