NUR 4590 BSN Leadership Exam 1

What exemplifies a non-punitive safe climate in nrusing units?

Nurses are unhappy about medications on unit. Manager suggests forming a group. What is the manager advising from them?

If a nurse wants to use new evidence to assist with imporving care through a budget, what type of change is it?

These people are the last to change an may have resistance to a change

Last step in the clinical reasoning process is...?

Traits of the feminist perspective leadership style inlcude:

First stage of planned change:

PT w/ head injury/ drowsy suddenly starts talking and repeating words. What can the RN use to help guide her thinking?

An effective and supportive nurse manager shows these qualities.

If an organization implements a new EHR with education and training for staff prior to implement, what is it called?

This leadership style challages people with motivation.

Oppertunity for managers to increase staff empowerment.

If the RN asks the unit clerk to call the Dr on a pt with severe chest pain, what leadership style?

If a nurse is tasked with reframing a problem statement and 15 are generated but 4 are focused on, what is this called?

Gold standard of nursing is called:

Nusing management traits include:

Final step in DECIDE model is...?

The transactional leader has a focus of being a:

What leadership skill with self-awareness, discipline, motivation, social awareness, and relationship management

What helps to build trust with leaders and employees in an organization?

How long is the process for mastering clincal reasoning?

Describe how long the primary nurse devlivers client care.

What is an example of prioritization?

If a team of RNs start doing bedside rounds based on evidence that leads to improved client care, what is this called?

What analysis is done to deterine origin of errors to prevent them?

Use of a new new idea or method is...?

A RN runs a small test on a group of clients before rolling out a change to the organization. What is this called?

A manager understands that a new change to equipment may be met with resistance. What is the role of the nurse manager?

Technique used to build process imporvement models on the unit.

Good leadership style for RNs working on an interprofessional team that is successful

Ordering supplies from another carrier due to urgent need for client safety rather than cost effectiveness is called:

Describe traits of the transactional leader.

Situation that is most at risk for an error is...?

Level of decision making after the manager gathers info about various forms of data before starting a team is called?

If a nurse sees a pt confused and decides to place in restraints and use a sitter to promote safey, what being used?

Process of making choices that promote a benefit to client outcomes

T/F: reflection helps nurses refine their clinical judgement.

Which leads to higher productivity and increased nurse and patient satisfaction?

What is the likely outcome when a nurse manager praises the staff RNs after making a conflict decision?

The nurse manager will focus on this task on the unit.

The intuitive skill of empathy and expressiveness in the workplace and awareness of emotions and moods of peers.

Who are vital to leadership and support the leaders visions and goals?

What are variables of nursing intensity?

T/F Resistance is expected to occur with all changes in an organization.

The degree to which the change is thought to be better than status quo is called what?

Putting small changes into place for falls risk best practices and then evaluating is called...?

If a patient looses items and the manager interviews nurses caring for the patient, what technique is being used?