What is NOT a future nurse recommendation?

belief of nursing education reform and the changing landscape for nursing

Concept mapping is useful for:

summarizing & consolidating info, critical thinking, correct format

The definition of nursing is the art and science that is based on:

framework of caring and respect for human dignity

Who regulates the National Licensure Council Exam?

National Council of State Boards of Nursing

What does the NCSBN stand for?

National Council of State Boards of Nursing

What can cause burnout?

Physical and emotional struggles

What is NOT helpful when reading a test question?

Read slowly to retain all information

What does the Alternative-to-Discipline Programs (ADPs) help nurses achieve?

recovery and safely return to practice

What is health competency?

experience, often expressed in terms of wellness and illness

What is a key aspect of maintaining professional boundaries in nursing?

respectful & professional relationship w/patients, prioritizing their needs

The NCSBN mission ensures:

public protection, including the development of the NCLEX

The NCLEX ensure that nurse are tested on:

the same entry level of competencies needed to provide safe nursing

What is NOT professional nursing values?

commitment to personal judgement and authority

What is concept mapping?

visual representation of the relationships among concepts and ideas

What is reality shock for nurses?

the idea of nursing being shattered by real world expectations

What is a group discussion?

cooperative learning , exploring alternatives, arriving at conclusions

The goal of the NGN exam is to ask better questions (clinical judgement) to help:

nurses think critically when providing care and making the right decision

How is substance use disorder a significant problem in the nursing profession?

high stress, access to controlled substances, and workplace bullying

the development of perceptual abilities, draw knowledge & skills

Professional socialization involves a process by which a person acquires:

knowledge, skills, sense of identity in the profession

Clinical learning is:

The competency of knowledge and application necessary in nursing

What percentage does retention include?

10% when you read, 90% when teaching others

A didactic approach to teaching is when:

the teacher controls the learning processs by presenting info directly

What do professional documents document?

under & over involvement, and therapeutic and violation of relationship

What is an example of a boundary crossing in nursing?

a nurse giving a patient a custom sweatshirt

What is NOT nursing competence?

the application and demonstration of appropriate knowledge & skills

The State Board of Nursing (SBON) facilitates:

standards, scope of practice, licensure requirements & disciplinary actions

Clinical judgement is a complex observed outcome that includes:

critical thinking, problem solving, ethical reasoning, decision making

What is the hardest feeling to overcome as nursing student?

The feeling that you are about to be rolled over

What is the best way to study smart?

Vary your study materials and methods

What is critical thinking?

the ability to think in a systematic and logical manner

What are the five steps to the nursing process?

assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluation

What is the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC)?

agreement that allows RNs to practice in multiple states with one license

What is NOT journaling ?

writing on paper for a long time to release stress

Why is critical thinking important in nursing practice?

essential to providing safe, competent, and skillful nursing care

What is the correct way to manage stress?

maintain civil work enviro. and prevent burnout and compassion fatigue

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1
What is NOT a future nurse recommendation?
belief of nursing education reform and the changing landscape for nursing
expand opportunities for nurses to lead and diffuse collaborative efforts
remove scope-of-practice barriers and allow nurses to practice
ensure that nurses engage in lifelong learning
2
How many hours do nursing students need to study per week?
35-40 hours
50-55 hours
45-50 hours
40-45 hours
3
Concept mapping is useful for:
helps you dig into an idea in detail
identifying relationships among ideas you learn in class
summarizing & consolidating info, critical thinking, correct format
helping students to assess patients and to understand complex situations
4
The definition of nursing is the art and science that is based on:
the profession or practice of providing care for the sick and infirm
framework of caring and respect for human dignity
diagnosis & treatment of human responses and care of individuals
utonomous and collaborative care of individuals
5
Who regulates the National Licensure Council Exam?
The United Federation of Nursing Exams
National Council of State Boards of Nursing
The United States Department of Nurse Testing
The National Committee of Nursing Exams
6
What does the NCSBN stand for?
North Central Society of Basic Nurses
National Council of State Boards of Nursing
National Council of Student Nurses
7
What can cause burnout?
Physical and emotional struggles
Lack of control & assertiveness
Not getting enough sleep
Expectations and work overload
8
What is NOT helpful when reading a test question?
Reading the entire question
Re stating the question in your own words
Read slowly to retain all information
Finding keywords and eliminating wrong answer choices
9
What does the Alternative-to-Discipline Programs (ADPs) help nurses achieve?
allow nurses to bypass legal consequences if caught using substances
recovery and safely return to practice
reduce the workload for nursing boards
10
What is NOT an approach to develop critical thinking skills?
group discussion & reflection
nursing process & concept mapping
journaling
using all of your resources
11
What is health competency?
a combination of knowledge, skills and judgment
the application and demonstration of appropriate knowledge and skills
the ability to do something well or effectively
experience, often expressed in terms of wellness and illness
12
What is a key aspect of maintaining professional boundaries in nursing?
taking into account the nurses mental health before taking care of patients
respectful & professional relationship w/patients, prioritizing their needs
Involving patients in personal decisions
13
The NCSBN mission ensures:
guidelines and standards for nursing education
public protection, including the development of the NCLEX
14
The NCLEX ensure that nurse are tested on:
disease prevention, health promotion, developmental stages
both basic and advanced care, management and integrity
the same entry level of competencies needed to provide safe nursing
ability to memorize historical dates of development of nursing practices
15
What is NOT professional nursing values?
belief in the dignity and worth of each person
commitment to personal judgement and authority
commitment to public service & autonomy
commitment to lifelong learning and education
16
What is concept mapping?
an instructional strategy that learners use to identify key concepts
connect concepts using boxes and lines and show their connection
helps you visualize concepts and processes or illustrate systems
visual representation of the relationships among concepts and ideas
17
Nurses should achieve higher levels of education and training through an improved education system
True
False
18
What is reality shock for nurses?
the feeling of being powerless as new grads enter the workforce
the idea of nursing being shattered by real world expectations
experiences when nurses start working in a new environment
19
What is a group discussion?
cooperative learning , exploring alternatives, arriving at conclusions
communication, leadership, teamwork, and critical thinking
to assess ability to communicate, collaborate, present ideas effectively
promoting a deeper understanding of a topic and long-term retention
20
What is NOT the best test taking strategy?
Do not read into a question beyond what is stated
Read all test questions and instructions throughly and carefully
Go back and check your work
Pace yourself and answer all questions
21
The goal of the NGN exam is to ask better questions (clinical judgement) to help:
nurses knowledge of medical history and the development of nursing theories
nurses ability to memorize drug names and dosages without context
ability to perform administrative tasks such as schedules and budgeting
nurses think critically when providing care and making the right decision
22
Nurses moving from non-Compact to Compact states can keep single state license in their former state of residence.
False
True
23
How is substance use disorder a significant problem in the nursing profession?
higher costs for workplace health and wellness programs
high stress, access to controlled substances, and workplace bullying
affects the accuracy of nursing documentation and record-keeping
impaired judgment, and affect team dynamics
24
If Brandon moved to California and obtains a multi-state nursing license, can he work in Arizona?
False
True
25
What is formation?
a process of socialization that the nurse to gives back to the profession
a structure or arrangement of something
the development of perceptual abilities, draw knowledge & skills
26
Professional socialization involves a process by which a person acquires:
beliefs, values, social norms, and practice
knowledge, skills, sense of identity in the profession
learning, interaction, development, and adaptation
values, beliefs, attitudes, and behavior
27
Clinical learning is:
Hands-on learning and experience in simulated and real health care settings
preparing nursing students for their careers with real practice
The competency of knowledge and application necessary in nursing
articulating the meaning and purpose of your experiences
28
What percentage does retention include?
50% when you read, 50% when collaborating with others
40% when teaching others, 60% when varying study methods
10% when you read, 90% when teaching others
20% when teaching others, 80% when reading
29
A didactic approach to teaching is when:
the teacher teaches the class in an online learning environment
the teacher evaluates child responses and provides reinforcement
the teacher controls the learning processs by presenting info directly
consistent approach or educational style to engage the student's mind
30
What do professional documents document?
under & over involvement, and therapeutic and violation of relationship
employee performance in non-work-related activities
personal biographies of patients
the company’s social media activity and online presence
31
If Suzie lives in Kentucky and obtains a multi-state nursing license, can she work in Colorado?
False
True
32
Nurses are more likely to be substance abusers because they have easier access to addictive substances
True
False
33
What is the #1 thing that nurses suffer from??
Sickness
Depression/Anxiety
PTSD
Reality shock
34
What is an example of a boundary crossing in nursing?
a nurse offering a hug
a nurse caring for friends and family along with the patient
a nurse giving a patient a custom sweatshirt
establishing rapport
35
What is NOT nursing competence?
the application and demonstration of appropriate knowledge & skills
alleviation of suffering through diagnosis and treatment
advocacy in the care of individuals, families & groups
protection, promotion & optimization of health and abilities
36
When are internship and externship programs offered to a nurse?
before second semester
before fourth semester
before the first semester
before third semester
37
The State Board of Nursing (SBON) facilitates:
development of marketing and promotional strategies for the nursing board
facilitates the coordination of internships and job placements for new grad
facilitates the creation of nursing textbooks and educational materials
standards, scope of practice, licensure requirements & disciplinary actions
38
What can be experienced when rescue partaking strategies are not successful and cause PTSD to the nurse?
Compassion fatigue
Sleep disruptinces
Depression
Intrusive thoughts
39
Clinical judgement is a complex observed outcome that includes:
critical thinking, problem solving, ethical reasoning, decision making
diagnosis, therapy, communication and decision making
40
What is the hardest feeling to overcome as nursing student?
The feeling of failure
The feeling that you are about to be rolled over
The feeling of being unliked by peers and professors
The feeling that its never going to get easier
41
What is the best way to study smart?
Skim the passage and go back and read
Know your learning style and stick to it
Vary your study materials and methods
Study groups
42
What is critical thinking?
kind of thinking in which you question, analyse, & interpret
the ability to think in a systematic and logical manner
self-guided self-disciplined thinking
43
The view of nursing as a JOB continues as it meets personal needs
True
False
44
What are the five steps to the nursing process?
review, reflect, plan, simulate, and map
assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluation
observe, asses, insight, generate, implement
45
The view of nursing as a CAREER obtains a BSN and pursues advanced nursing degrees
False
True
46
What is NOT caring for yourself?
Excersing and paying attention to mental and spiritual health
Being vigilant and coping with stress and triggers at work and at home
Eating a balanced diet and getting enough sleep
using addictive substances
47
What is the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC)?
agreement that allows RNs to practice in multiple states with one license
agreement that nurses in the U.S. can work anywhere with a single license
allows nurses to practice internationally without additional licensure
48
What is NOT journaling ?
viewing your own thinking, reasoning and actions
helping create and clarify meaning and new understanding of experiences
writing on paper for a long time to release stress
49
Why is critical thinking important in nursing practice?
deepen your understanding of complex topics & avoid errors
builds self empowerment and confidence
essential to providing safe, competent, and skillful nursing care
efficiently gather knowledge and quickly process information
50
The view of nursing as a CAREER obtains the minimum continuing education units required for lisensure
False
True
51
What is the correct way to manage stress?
writing down your stressors and honing your time management skills
balancing your work & personal life and relying on a solid support network
maintain civil work enviro. and prevent burnout and compassion fatigue
noticing signs of stress and take time to relax
52
What are NOT the benefits of mentoring:
apathy and sense of achievement
enhance communication skills and improve network ability, political savvy
accelerated acclimation and advancement opportunities
Increase self confidence and increase leadership skills , reduce stress
53
Nurses should be full partners with physicians and other healthcare professionals in redesigning healthcare in the US
False
True
54
The nursing process is a systematic problem-solving approach to providing nursing care that:
allows the nurse to be accountable by using critical thinking before action
is for the registered nurse to deliver holistic, patient-focused care
promotes communication practices between members of the healthcare team
is a guide to client-centered care with 5 sequential steps
55
Nurses should practice to the full extent of their education and training
False
True
56
Professional socialization involves:
learning the needed knowledge and skills
internalization of values and norms of the profession
inducting people to adjust in society by adapting social norms and values
a process which a person becomes a member of a professional society
57
The view of nursing as a JOB engages in formal and informal lifelong learning experiences
False
True
58
The view of nursing as a CAREER engages in the practicing of the art and science of nursing
False
True
59
Didactic learning focuses on:
the knowledge students possess and seeks to improve and convey
the science of teaching and instruction for any given field of study
Lectures from the teacher to the student
the ability to apply content in the care of patients
60
What is NOT critical thinking and critical judgement?
based on principles the nursing process problem solving & scientific method
using a judgmental spirit to find fault, assign blame, cancel, or censure
carefully identifying key problems and issues and risks and applying logic
purposeful, informed outcome focused thinking
61
What is the consequence of violating professional boundaries in nursing?
nothing
verbal warnings to license suspension
license revoked indefinitely/legal action
62
Effective workforce planning and policy making require better data and improved info infrastructure
False
True
63
What is the best way to manage your time as a nursing student?
Learning to balance academic goals, studying, work, family & personal life
Create a specific time in the day to study
Realize there will never be enough time and proceed from there
Create a to-do list
64
What are the potential consequences of inappropriate use of social media by nurses?
nothing
damage to reputation
possible expulsion
disciplinary action, federal action per HIPPA violation
65
What THREE things should you do, to showcase your professional self ?
Emphasize strengths, your skills, and interest
Professional portfolio, resume, interview
Highlight accomplishments, explain your best qualities, interview
66
The view of nursing as a JOB, obtains least amount of education needed for nursing licensure
True
False
67
What could result in serious life-threatening consequences?
long wait times in emergency rooms
poor communication
inability of a nurse to set priorities and work safely & efficiently
medication and infection errors
68
Clinical reasoning is the process by which nurses:
collect cues, process, understand, plan and implement
make their judgements, generate alternatives, weighing, then choosing
69
What is competence?
ability to demonstrate an integration of knowledge, attitudes, and skills
an income large enough to live on, typically unearned
information developed or learned through experience, study or investigation
doing something successfully or efficiently
70
What are trends to consider in nursing career decisions?
retirement, wage increases, and again population
evolving workplaces, professional growth, nurse shortages
Where health care is delivered, types of jobs needed, educational prep.
71
What is the best way to be proactive?
Always be one step ahead and do your assignments early
Have a backup plan and a positive attitude
Understand expectations, anticipate failure, and manage your stress
Utilize your resources and talk to your professors to see what you can do
72
A professional boundary violation occurs when a nurse's actions:
advocating for a patient's needs
prioritize their own needs over the patient's
sharing personal experiences related to a patient's condition
providing emotional support to a patient

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