FINAL

Question 1

What theory did Patricia Benner develop?

Answer 1

novice to expert

Question 2

What was the main focus of Jean Watson’s Theory?

Answer 2

caring

Question 3

Who developed a theory about interpersonal relationships?

Answer 3

Hildegard Peplau

Question 4

What theorist developed a theory about cultural nursing care?

Answer 4

Madeleine Lieniger

Question 5

This person is considered the mother of nursing and is also the first nurse researcher…….

Answer 5

flo

Question 6

What is one of the most common reasons a registered nurse will have their licensure revoked or suspended?

Answer 6

drugs or alc

Question 7

Why is it important to be informed about the Nurse Practice Act?

Answer 7

scopes and standards of nursing

Question 8

whats nursings contract with society

Answer 8

scopes and standards of nursing

Question 9

What did the Johnson and Johnson campaign and the Woodhull study for nursing attempt to achieve?

Answer 9

reducing nursing stereotypes

Question 10

Give two examples of NURSING interventions for a patient that is confused and recently admitted to the hospital

Answer 10

making room feel homey

Can’t give medications, therapeutic communication, do not restrain confused patients, call a family member,

Question 11

Give an example of an expected nursing outcome based on the nursing intervention proceed for a confused patient recently admitted to hospital?

Answer 11

Patient will be able to state name and date by specific time. Goals and outcome must be measurable and patient-centered.

Question 12

What is the purpose of the NCSBN?

Answer 12

counsel together on matters of common interest and concern affecting the public health, safety and welfare, including the development of licensing examinations in nursing.

Question 13

Standardized surveys so all hospitals can measure themselves against each other. Patient’s perception of their hospital experiences.

Answer 13

HCAPS

Question 14

A nurse threatens a patient with restrains if they do not remain in their bed. What is this know as?

Answer 14

false imprisonment

Question 15

What is Maslow’s Hierchy of needs?

Answer 15

Physiology, safety, love/belonging, esteem, self-actualization

Question 16

What are social determinants?

Answer 16

Transportation, insurance, cultural influences that effect your life, feeling safe.
Why a person cant have good health care
Don’t have access
Cant go to the park because its in a bad area

Question 17

What role did Karen Daly have in political activism?

Answer 17

infection control

Question 18

What are some ways to become politically involved?

Answer 18

policy development

grassroots

Question 19

What are the two elements of a goal/outcome?

Answer 19

measurable and patient centered care

Question 20

Bullying. Nurses don’t get along with other nurses. Patients have complaints. Nurse managers don’t listen.

Answer 20

dissonant culture

Question 21

What are some examples of subjective data?

Answer 21

Weight as stated by patient, pain and, things patient says.

Question 22

What are some examples of objective data?

Answer 22

Temperature, heart rate, But, things you can measure. Things in medical record that patient didn’t state.

Question 23

What must happen in order for a nurse to be found guilty of malpractive?

Answer 23

Have to be a professional and it must be proximate cause.

Duty has to be breached and injury had to of occur

Question 24

Long term, learned with duty to serve.

Answer 24

career

Question 25

Shorter can be passed down person to person.

Answer 25

occupation

Question 26

65 and older, federally funded, certain persons with diseases.

Answer 26

medicare

Question 27

Low income, federal and state, MO did not expand.

Answer 27

medicaid

Question 28

Name the different components of SBAR.

Answer 28

Situation- overall; whats going on background- context or past information assessment- current info; what you think the problem is recommendation-

Question 29

Nurse in government. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid.

Answer 29

marilyn

Question 30

Patient's right to make decisions about matters that impact the patient.

Answer 30

autonomy

Question 31

Doing something good and caring for the patient.

Answer 31

benefience

Question 32

treating people fairly

Answer 32

justice

Question 33

telling the truth

Answer 33

veracity

Question 34

Occurs when a person is forced to choose between two or more alternatives, and neither is the best option.

Answer 34

ethical dilemma

Question 35

Threat or use of force on another individual that causes the person to feel reasonable apprehension about imminent harmful or offensive contact.

Answer 35

assault

Question 36

Actual intentional striking of someone, with intent to harm, or in a rude and insolent manner even if the injury is slight.

Answer 36

battery

Question 37

laws of private rights

Answer 37

civil law

Question 38

A cause that is legally sufficient to result in liability.

Answer 38

proximate cause

Question 39

Inequality or gap that exists between two or more groups. Believed to be result of complex interaction of personal, economic, societal, and environmental factors.

Answer 39

healthcare disparities

Question 40

Personal physician, whole-person orientation, coordination of care, quality and safety, enhanced access, payment.

Answer 40

medical home model

Question 41

State laws passed by legislative body. Every state is different.

Answer 41

nurse practice act

Question 42

Separate university schools of nursing from hospitals | Limit the control of hospitals in nursing programs

Answer 42

goldmark report

Question 43

Orientation phase Working phase Termination phase

Answer 43

Hildegard Peplau

Question 44

Little background and limited practice skills relies on others for direction

Answer 44

stage 1 novice

Question 45

Has marginally competent skills, uses theory and principles much of the time, experiences difficulty establishing priorities

Answer 45

stage 2 advance beginner

Question 46

Feels competent, organized, plans and sets goals, thinks abstractly and analytically; coordinates several tasks simultaneously

Answer 46

stage 3 competent practitioner

Question 47

Views patients holistically; recognizes subtle changes; sets priorities with ease; focuses on long-term goals

Answer 47

Stage IV | Proficient practitioner

Question 48

Preforms fluidly; grasps patients needs automatically; responses are integrates; expertise comes naturally

Answer 48

stage 5 expert practitioner