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It will probably be easiest for you to keep your current nameservers and just add the A record for the domain (and www if you use that) …point those to your droplet IP.
No need to do anything with the digital ocean DNS since you will not be using that.
In theory, yes. Once you add that A-record, it might take a little time for it to start working across the internets.
NOTE* If you create an A record for a sub-domain, just type in the part of the sub-domain (like www or forum, rather than typing in forum.yourdomain.com )
A lot of people seem to make that mistake and wonder why it is not working