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The nursing holistic view of health has the advantage of
Identifying a state of optimal role functioning
Examining the connectedness of all aspects of a whole person
Altering one's health beliefs to promote health
emphasizing the environment
2
Your pt reports a pain level of 4/10, this is an example of what type of data?
Subjective
Objective
3
Which element is
NOT
an element of informed consent?
Results of the study
Details of the study
What participation in the study means
Risks involved in the study
4
The ethical principle of justice involves
The desire to do good
Keeping your commitments
Treating all patients fairly and equally
Respecting a patient's wishes
5
The minimal degree in nursing more commonly required to hold a position in the hospital
RN license
ADN
Master's degree
BSN
6
A leadership style where everyone on the unit contributes to the decisions
Democratic
Laisez Faire
Autocratic
Authoritarian
7
Critical thinking in nursing needs to include which of the following important variables?
Consideration of ethics and responsible decision making
Flexible thinking that rarely follows a pattern
Ability to act quickly, often on impulse
Determine best interventions regardless of patient's values
8
Which contemporary theorist is best known for her emphasis on the caring aspect of nursing?
Orem
Henderson
Roy
Watson
9
Which of the following is a purpose of the nursing process?
Provide data based on medical diagnoses
Diagnose disease
Provide payment method for healthcare services
Solve patient problems
10
Methods to collect data in the assessment phase of the nursing process include:
Nursing diagnoses
Outcome criteria
Interview
Patient goals
11
Document that provides professional standards and a framework for professional decision making
Nursing Social Policy Statement
Nurse Practice Act
Bylaws of the American Nurses Association
Code of Ethics
12
Assessing a pts pain, while crying and grabbing their head, they reply they have none, this is
Congruence between verbal and nonverbal
Incongruence between verbal and nonverbal
13
In the termination phase of the nurse-patient relationship, patients will be encouraged to:
build trust
summarize gains
communicate needs
address goals
14
What is the national initiative to improve the health of the nation?
Nursing philosophy
Theory of nursing
Holistic nursing
Healthy People
15
Before developing the pts plan of care, the nurse must first
identify realistic and measurable goals
evaluate patients progress
ID nursing interventions to meet pt needs
collect data by performing an assessment
16
SBAR stands for:
situation, baseline, assessment, recommendation
situation, background, assessment, recommendation
solution, background, assessment, recommendation
situation, background, assessment, reevaluation
17
Within nurse-patient communication, the use of silence may
Allow the pt. not to feel pressured to provide information
Demonstrate trust
Allow the RN to complete the patient's care
Hinder therapeutic communication
18
The primary difference between nursing and medical diagnoses is that nursing diagnoses:
can be treated by independent nursing actions.
must be verified by a physician.
identify simple, not complex problems.
identify medical diagnoses.
19
What is meant by the term evidence-base practice?
Using nursing research to develop nursing theory
Integrating the research process into nursing administration
Applying nursing research to nursing practice
20
Lewin's theory of change involves three stages, which one involves making the change permanent
change what needs to be changed
Freezing
Unfreezing
Re-freezing
21
An example of deductive reasoning is:
Mrs. Perry enjoys daytime television so all wives do.
Teens all use Facebook so my high school class will too.
Betty likes candy and is a woman so all women like candy.
Ed has a yard and mows so all people with yards must mow.
22
An example of a tertiary care center is a/an:
Skilled nursing facility
Acute care hospital
Cardiologist clinic
Emergency department
23
Reality shock is defined as:
self-care measures taken by nurses after graduation.
civil behaviors demonstrated by new graduates.
the ability to critically think while caring for patients.
feelings of ineffectiveness experienced by new graduates.
24
A jointly funded program for low-income, elderly, blind and disabled individuals is:
worker's compensation.
private pay.
medicaid.
medicare.
25
Critical thinking involves
following only policy
following other's viewpoints
Independence, and creative thinking
challenging accepted standards
26
Which 21st century issue has caused challenges for healthcare in the U.S.?
Mandated crisis response units in hospitals
Early discharges from the hospital
Increased women giving birth at home
Higher acuity in the pediatric population
27
The learned and socially transmitted orientation and way of life of a group of people is
ethnic group
culture
subculture
race
28
What should a parenthetical reference look like when citing a direct quote using APA?
(Smith & Rose, 2013, p. 92)
( Smith & Rose, p.92, 2013)
(Smith, Rose, 2013, p. 92)
(Smith & Rose, 2013)
29
I am going to study the joy of being a mother by interviewing mothers. Name this research.
Translational research
Qualitative research
Mixed method research
Quantitative research
30
The nurse instructs the patient on skin care. Which phase of the nursing process is this?
assessment
implementation
evaluation
planning
31
Continuing education is important since this is:
free for all nurses.
an element of life long learning.
beneficial but not mandatory to maintain licensure.
only provided at conferences.
32
This nurse described a 5 stage transition process for nurses, going from novice to expert?
Patricia Benner
Margaret Cohen
Florence Nightingale
Esther Lucille Brown
33
Delegation:
has no liability for nurses.
the responsibility of patients.
carries great legal implications.
is only allowed by a physician.
34
Which of the following is a characteristic of a profession?
No value to public service
Autonomy is limited
Practitioners place self about service
Body of knowledge unique to its members
35
Who is the emergence of professional nursing attributed to?
Florence Nightingale
Martha Rogers
Imogene King
Viginia Henderson
36
QSEN stands for:
quantitative security education for nurses
quality and safety evaluation of nurses
quality and security education for nurses
qualitative and safety education for nurses
37
An example of subjective data is:
grimacing during assessment.
a bruise noted to left arm.
pain rated at a 2 out of 10.
diaphoretic and pale.
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An example of nursing research involves
a formal study of problems in nursing practice
selecting new nursing procedures
gaining new nursing knowledge
writing new policies