N111 Midterm

Problems are confusing, insufficient or conflicting data, no single correct solution

What are the 3 main types of health care agencies?

Yena recently gets diagnosed w/ cancer & is referred to an oncologist by her PCP. The referral for special care is

The nurse theorist associated with the concept of self care is

What was the most significant impact on the profession of nursing made by Mary Breckenridge's role in frontier nurse?

Developing the ability to learn about & engage w/ cultures other than your own in a respectful manner is an example of:

↓

What is the name of the document developed by the American Hospital Association in 1972 to protect the consumer?

Which type of ethic focuses on specific difficult issues such as abortion, capital punishment & health disparities?

Healthy People 2030 main goal:

Independence in one’s thoughts or actions, power to make own decisions

Nurses who seek guidance about professional ethical matters may turn to the:

News programs negatively impacted the image of nursing by not highlighting actual responsibilities &tasks nurses perform

What 3 concepts make up nursing’s foundation?

Theory-based nursing practice is important because

When a nurse reflects on and critiques their own biases and actions when treating diverse patients, they are displaying:

What are the 5 parts of a system?

Group of concepts broadly define & organized to provide focus, rational, & tool for integration & interpretation of info

What is the correct order for critical thinking concepts?

What institution began the first formal training for nurses?

What’s the main differences between ADN and BSN?

Which nursing leader, bc of her work in the Henry Street Settlement, is considered the founder of public health nursing?

A healthcare team responsible for deciding which pt will receive a donor organ is faced w/ an ethical problem involving

You've been invited to join Sigma Theta Tau, a collegiate honor society for nsg. Sigma Theta Tau is an ex. of a _______.

Some theories are very abstract & others are more prescriptive. Which correctly matches the theory with its specificity?

Altruism is…

A person who directly engages in cross cultural interactions to modify their existing beliefs and stereotypes displays:

Which of the following best describes the difference between an occupation and a profession?

The definition of model is

What 3 concepts have nurses been working amongst since forever?

When did the National League of Nursing administer the first standardized test?

Which is not a key topic under Healthy People 2030?

Encouraging pts to take part in planning & implementing their own care suggests the nurse values the ethical principleof

What is the best sample goal to increase the access and quality of healthcare (SDOH)?

The nsg prof. has experienced barriers to professionalism. What is the primary current barrier to nsg’s professionalism?

Theories are composed of sets of _____ which are related in statements or propositions

APRNs require higher education, which of the following do not require a MSN for nursing advancement?

Stakeholders are people that __________.

____ refers to a situation where there is no clear right or wrong answer

The ACA made improvements in which of the following?

Which early nursing organization is attributed with first recommending state registration for nurses?

What's incorrect about the nonprofit national org, Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization (JCAHO)?

The Affordable Care Act was signed into law to

Which of the following was recognized earliest as a true profession?

“LHI” acronym and what is it a part of?

Operates through independent funding, determines if it wants to take insurances, & is a non-governmental organization.

A Jehovah Witness patient refuses a life-saving blood transfusion in the hospital. This may challenge the nurse's:

What is an example of service being more important than personal gain? (Select all that apply)

Which ethical principle is supported by advanced directives?

Nurses who seamlessly interact with others from different cultures by following the norms of that culture display:

According to Cohen’s model, the individual progresses through the stages of socialization as follows:

_____ is the process of choosing between actions based on a system of beliefs and values

Describe the different the type(s) of nursing doctoral studies (select all that apply)

What stage of Cohen’s model of prof. socialization: nsg student understands how developing care plans helps w/ pt care?

True or False: Our implicit biases cannot be “unlearned”.

As of 2018, how many states have laws regarding safe patient staffing?

True or False: Does Healthy People 2030 compare median household incomes of different zip codes?

Which answer refers to the type of ethics that overlooks consequences of actions & instead emphasizes one’s duty?

Which are the attributes of a professional? (Select all that apply)

What is Florence Nightingale known for?

License renewal for continuing education is

What is not one of the SDOH?

Which early nursing leader is attributed with founding the American Red Cross?

Healthy People focuses on rehabilitation & long-term care, the 2030 plan aims to get more ppl in care facilities.

The 1948 Brown Report recommended SON to be put in universities + effort to recruit men & minorities

Which of the following accurately describes the concept of veracity?

Which best describes how the Chicago World's Fair of 1893 became a pivotal point in the Hx of nursing edu. in the U.S.?

Explicit biases are attitudes & beliefs (positive&negative) about other people, ideas, issues or institutions that occur

A nurse dealing with incompetent practices of colleagues is most likely to rely on the ethical principle of

A Chinese immigrant moves to Sacramento and learns English. This is an example of…

Which are general explanations scholars use to explain, predict, control, & understand commonly occurring events?

Theorybased practice encourages hypothesis formation&testing, drawing conclusions a/b nsg actions&evaluating nsg actions

Ethics is the analysis of what’s right and wrong, whereas morals refer to actual beliefs and behaviors

A set of interrelated parts that come together to form a whole that performs a function

Match the definition w/ the correct term in order

A nurse interupts a Muslim patient’s prayer in order to give them their meal. This is an example of:

Healthcare is the leading cause of personal bankruptcy

Studies support association between BSN & fewer complications & mortality

The universal tendency of all humans to think that their ways of thinking, acting, & believing are the only right way.

What’s the Goldmark Report?

The ANA Position Paper wants to make BSN the min. edu. for nurses, eliminate diploma schools, & push for higher nsg edu.

Which is NOT one of Benner’s 5 stages of development?(stages of nsg proficiency as students develop into expert nurses)

Regarding labor unions, a __________ is one where union membership is required as a condition of employment.

The topic of nursing being a profession is not a controversial issue

What stage of Cohen’s model of prof. socialization: nsg student asks to spend a clinical shift w/ a home visiting nurse?

Profit agencies- extra $$ used to further mission of agency; Non-Profit agencies- extra $$ go to shareholders & partners

Provides broad, general views of nsg that clarify values & answer broad disciplinary questions

Which of the following is NOT one of the definitions of politics?