1. Which of the following statements accurately describes

the concept of evidence-based practice in nursing?

a) It relies solely on scientific research and disregards

clinical expertise.

b) It is the application of clinical expertise based on

knowledge from randomized controlled trials.

c) It involves incorporating patient preferences and values

into decision-making.

d) It involves implementing interventions without

considering research evidence.

Answer: c) It involves incorporating patient preferences

and values into decision-making.

Rationale: Evidence-based practice in nursing involves

integrating the best available research evidence with

clinical expertise and consideration of patient preferences

and values to guide decision-making and nursing practice.

This approach ensures a patient-centered approach to care.

2. When planning care for a patient with diabetes, which of

the following is an example of a specific, measurable,

attainable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goal?

a) "Promote healthy eating habits"

b) "Improve glycemic control by monitoring blood glucose

levels daily"

c) "Increase patient satisfaction with nursing care"

d) "Enhance overall patient well-being"