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Nursing 104 Exam 2
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Jean Watson's Holistic Outlook
facilitates client self-care/measures the client’s deficit
Effect/importance of altruism, sensitivity, trust, and interpersonal skill
Caring among nurse, environment, and client is essential to healing
2
1st Nursing theorist
Jean Watson
Florence Nightinglae
Patricia Benner
Dorothea Orem
3
Health care concerns in the twenty-first century:
technology, confidentiality issues, and advanced practice nursing
uninsured ppl/patient safety/nursing shortage/rising health care costs
Primary focus of federal and state legislative agendas
All of the above
4
Nursing theories in the twenty-first century:
modified to answer important health care
embrace complex issues such as genetics/computers/noninvasive surgery, etc.
re-evaluated/modified to answer important health care
All of the above
5
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) 2002 Law is an example of Privacy
True
False
6
What nursing organizations fund research?
Institute of Medicine
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
American Cancer Society
Oncology Nurses Association
7
An APRN is a nursing professional with specialized education for a specific patient population or skill set.
True
False
8
Can the theory address new entities without having its founding assumptions changed?
Relevance
Accuracy
Fruitfulness
Consistency
9
How long is an associate degree program?
5 years
6 years
4 years
2 years
10
Which research focuses on Nursing education, student characteristics, and student satisfaction?
1990s
1950-1970s
1900-1940s
1980s
11
Why do Nurses need a license to practice?
To protect the public
To protect the title of RN
To give the state more money
They don't need a license
12
Which of these is NOT an effect of the
Shortage of Nurses & Faculty
NCLEX has been made easier
Reduced quality of care
Nursing workforce does not mirror the population
Inadequate clinical staff – use of part-time and agency nurses
13
A group of concepts with relative theme/Structure to organize concepts (ideas)/framework
theory
conceptual method
concept
philosophy
14
A method of bringing together facts and giving them coherence and integrity (Dynamic and static)
Nursing Process
Evidence
Science
Biology
15
CAT began in 1994
False
True
16
LACE stands for: Licensure, Accreditation, Certification and Education
False
True
17
Nurses should proceed to do activities they were not taught to as long as it is in their scope of practice
True
False
18
systematic approach used to examine phenomena important to nurses and nursing
Evidence-based practice
Theory of Nurse practice
Registered nurse research
Nursing research
19
How long does it take to get a bachelor's degree?
6 years
3 years
4 years
7 yeras
20
What are the results of Nursing research?
Results provide foundation for practice decisions and behaviors
Quality/cost-effectiveness/evidence-based change in nursing care
Results create strong scientific base for nursing
All of the above
21
You should look at slide 5 on the unit 8 power point
False
True
22
The oldest, most traditional RN programs are the Hospital or Diploma Programs
False
True
23
Does the theory explain retrospective occurrences? Does the theory maintain its capacity to predict future outcomes?
inclusiveness
Simplicity
Accuracy
Relevance
24
Research focus of 1990 involved which of the following
evidence base for practice
curriculum issues
Health care reform/health care delivery (cost, quality, access)
all of the above
25
An LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) does not have to work under the supervision of an RN or physician
False
True
26
Permissive licensure (1903) was when nurses were permitted to have a license but not required
False
True
27
What was Dorothea Orem known for?
Holistic outlook
Transpersonal Care
Stages of clinical competencies
Self-Care Deficit Model
28
Which of these is NOT a doctorate
DEB- Doctor executive board- Oversees doctor's practices
DNS – doctor of nursing science– advance clinical nursing practice
DNP – doctor of nursing practice – advanced nurse practitioners
PhD – doctor of philosophy – research
29
Does the theory relate to the scientific foundation from which it is derived? Is it reflective of the scientific base?
consistency
fruitfulness
Relevance
simplicity
30
Excelsior College, founded in 1971, is a world leader in distance learning
False
True
31
When was the NCLEX started?
1994
1982
1896
1901
32
In 1950 there was a standard examination for Licensure.
False
True
33
use of technology & the internet, informatics in education & practice
Knowledge Expansion use
Patient-centered care: engagement , safety, & privacy
Sociodemographics, cultural diversity, & economic & political changes
Practice-based competency outcomes
34
Nurses only have to have one license in order to practice in any state
True
False
35
Organization of concepts that show relationship of ideas
theory
conceptual method
concept
philosophy
36
STTI, ANA, ANF and ONS are all abbreviations of nurse funding organizations
True
False
37
What outlines the activities nurses can legally perform
Nursing diploma
Scope of practice
Louisiana state board of nursing
Florence Nightingale
38
Only Nurses with a bachelors degree can advance to their masters and doctoral degrees
True
False
39
Jean Watsons Transpersonal Care
Caring among nurse, environment, and client is essential to healing
Identifies five levels of nursing experience
facilitates client self-care/measures the client’s deficit
Effect/importance of altruism, sensitivity, trust, and interpersonal skill
40
In 1915 the ANA designed the "Model nurse practice acts"
False
True
41
Which of these requires engagement , Safety, & Privacy
Knowledge expansion
Patient-centered Care
Educational trends
Patient based outcomes
42
What year did you not have to have a license to be a nurse?
1896
1982
1994
1903
43
Use of computerized testing in Nursing Schools does not prepare the student for NCLEX testing
False
True
44
A theory can be described as:
related concepts that explain existing phenomena
Conceptual model
Abstract generalization that presents an explanation about a phenomena
Philosophy
45
You should go on slide 9 on unit 8 Power Point :)
False
True
46
Expected competencies:
putting research findings into practice, & ensuring patient safety
Core practice competencies, Critical thinking, & problem-solving
All of these
Professional/Psychomotor skills & Integration of evidence-based standadards
47
2 Examples of engagement:
Doing what you want medically even if it goes against the patient's wishes
Ignoring your patient when they have concerns about their treatment
Shifting from “giving care” to “working with” the patient
Patient is a member of the health care team
48
Accelerated, fast-track,or 2nd degree programs designed for non-nurses with other degrees, most rapidly growing programs
Associates Degree program
Community College
Flexible Education Mobility & Distance Learning Programs
BSN program
49
Each state develops rules & regulations [laws] to govern the practice of nursing within that state according to what act
NAA
NPA
RNP
LSBN
50
You're going to do great on this test
False
True
51
Military/Government nurses only have to have a license in one state to be able to practice anywhere
False
True
52
Implement the step-by-step procedure that has been determined to answer the question.
Evaluation
Hypothesis
Results
Data collection
53
What does CAT stand for?
Computerized Adaptive Testing
Career advancement test
Continuous Associate degree testing
Community assesment test
54
In 1947 mandatory licensure began and ANA formed NCSBN
False
True
55
True or false: The 21st century research involves health care delivery issues and evidence based practice
False
True
56
Which of these is NOT a type of evidence EBP(evidence-based practice) uses
Research findings
Evolution of Nursing
EBP theory
Research reviews
57
At the conclusion of the data collection, statistically identify the outcomes.
Data collection
Evaluation
Results
Method
58
Theory of Practice Environmental Adaptation Theory
Patricia Benner
Florence Nightingale
Dorothea Orem
Jean Watson
59
Nursing Theory
All of the above
Explain/Describe
Prescribes
Predicts
60
Which of these is considered
Sociodemographics, Cultural Diversity,& Economic & Political Changes
Disrespect for others, & domestic abuse of women and children
Diverse population, Aging population,Growing # of people living in poverty
Substance abuse, Suicide, & Obesity Epidemic
All of these
61
NLN gave the first state board test pool examination in 1950
False
True
62
Research focus of 1950-1970s involved:
nursing education and student qualifications
teaching, administration, curriculum
quantitative studies
patient advocation
63
In what year was the resolution made for each nation and state to examine and license nurses passed?
1994
1947
1901
1923
64
Examine the results to determine the relevance of outcome data in answering the hypothesis. Determine the significance
hypothesis
Data collection
Evaluation
Results
65
Does the theory include all concepts related to the area of interest?
Relevance
simplicity
Consistency
Inclusiveness
66
Not every state can govern their own nurses
False
True
67
Benefits of Nursing research
demonstrates professional accountability to insurers/health care consumers
provide support for the quality/ cost-effectiveness of interventions
provide foundation for practice decisions+behaviors/strong scientific base
knowledge in areas that indirectly affect nursing care process
68
When did all states institute examinations for permissive licensure
1982
1950
1923
1947
69
Nurses don't need a license to practice
False
True
70
Dorothea Orem's Goals
Restore the client self-care capability
All of the above
Purposeful nursing intervention
Self-care, self care deficits, Nursing systems
71
What is Patricia Benner known for?
All of the above
most useful frameworks for assessing nurses' needs at different stages
Stages of clinical competence
expert nurses develop skills and understanding of patient care over time
72
Nursing theory provides direction for nursing practice and research
False
True
73
Jean Watson theory of care
Transpersonal caring/Holistic outlook
None of these
Stages of clinical competence
Self-Care deficit model
74
Regulatory boards of nursing
All of these
Grant/renew licenses & take diciplinary action when the act is violated
ensure safe practice
Administer the states nurse practice act
75
Who conducted the first nursing research?
Patricia Benner
Dorothea Orem
Jean Watson
Florence Nightingale (Crimean war)
76
Does the theory generate new directions for future research?
Simplicity
consistency
fruitfulness
Inclusiveness
77
Which of these is NOT a practice of a
Clinical Nurse Leader
Master’s prepared generalist clinician
Expertise in quality improvement and cost-effective resource utilization
APRN
Oversees the care coordination of a distinct group of patients
78
Establishes minimal levels of practice and is granted/governed by legislation & is given by state boards of nursing
Diploma
Licensure
Certification
Verification
79
Values and beliefs of the discipline
theory
concept
conceptual theory
philosophy
80
Students (nurses) must achieve the competency outcomes that develop the skills actually needed in practice
Engagement
Educational trends
Practice-based Competency Outcomes
Knowledge Expansion use
81
Does the theory provide a road map for replication? Is it simple to follow? Does it make sense?
Simplicity
consistency
fruitfulness
Inclusiveness
82
Technology Integration is part of UL Lafayette BSN Program & Student Learning Outcomes
False
True
83
The ANA & later the National council of state Boards of nursing(NCSBN) provided a template for the Nurse practice Act
True
False
84
Federal funding: Agency for Healthcare research and Quality (AHRQ)
Improve the healthcare outcomes/reduce risk of harm
Include priority populations health care needs in their research
use of information technology/coordinating patient care/conducting quality
Transform research into practice/promote use of EBP
85
Evidence Based Nursing Practice (EBP) process consists of
appraising
all of the above
finding
using
86
Shifts in conditions and concerns that emerge from and influence various aspects of society:
Knowledge expansion
Sociodemographics, cultural diversity, and economic & political changes
Educational Trends
Practical-based competency outcomes
87
Ask the question that is to be the main focus. It usually includes independent and dependent variables.
Method
results
Hypothesis
Data collection
88
Recognizes excellence in practice, and is awarded by non-governmental agencies such as ANCC
Certification
Diploma
Degree
Licensure
89
“Canons” or standards of the environment
Variety/Diet/light
Ventilation/Warming/Noise
Hope and advice/cleanliness
All of the above
90
What does RNP stand for?
Registered Nurse program
Registered National practice
Recovering Nurse Program
Registered Nurse Practitioner
91
Federal Funding foundations:
W.K. Kellog Foundation
National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR)
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
Sigma Theta Tau International
92
Private Funding:
NINR
Oncology nurses society
W.K. Kellog Foundation
Robert Wood Johnson
93
True/False: 1980s research focused on more qualified researchers, availability of computers, and qualitative study.
False
True
94
An idea/Basic ingredients of theory/labels given to ideas, objects, events, a way to categorize thoughts/ideas
concept
philosophy
conceptual method
theory
95
Nurses that are in a Bachelors, Associate, or Diploma programs all have to take the NCLEX-RN
True
False
96
What test do LPN's have to take
Licensed Practice Nurse test
NCLEX-PN
NCLEX- RN
NCLEX- AN
97
Who founded the foundation for health promotion and guidance for the practice of professional nursing
Dorothea Orem
Jean Watson
Patricia Benner
Florence Nightingale
98
Decide what data will be collected to answer the question.Decide & identify the step by step procedure that will be used
Method
Results
Evaluation
Data collection
