Final Review Flashcards
What number constitutes how many working nurses there are in the U.S. today?
2.6 million
What are the three types of note taking strategies?
outlining, mapping, cornell
What are the four goals of nursing?
Prevent health, prevent illness, restore health, and facilitate coping
Ten classic criteria used as a standard to identify characteristics of a profession are?
Flexner’s Criteria
Life long learning, identification of one’s self with a profession, responsibility and accountability, and promoting a profession are all examples of?
professional commitment
What education level is expected
to expand nursing knowledge through
research?
doctoral programs
A personal standard of what is right and wrong, good and bad, in a situation is defined as?
morality
HIPAA is a policy related to which ethical principle?
confidentiality
This entity signs amendments and bills into laws…
executive branch
Name two causes for nursing litigation.
- failure to use adequate precautions to protect against patient injury
- dysfunctional communication
- poor record keeping
- abandonment
- failure to teach
- using faulty equipment
What are the three payers of healthcare?
- self-pay
- employee insurance
- government
What are the major components of
grand nursing theories?
person, health, environment, and nursing
These are the three elements in the definition of leadership…
power, others, and shared vision
What is one journal that AACN produces?
Journal of Professional Nursing
What government funded program funds 17% of all health services and provides health Insurance to citizens over the age 65 who worked at least 10 years?
Medicare