Professionalism

Question 1

Who started the nursing profession? 

Answer 1

Florence Nightingale
She was born in Florence Italy, and grew up in England and a wealthy family.

Question 2

What was Florence is accomplishments?

Answer 2

First practicing epidemiologists
First person to organize school of nursing
Nightingale school of nursing - st Thomas hospital (opened July 9th, 1860)

Question 3

What did Florence implement?

Answer 3

Lady with lamb
Made round on soldiers at night
1st person to introduce sanitation (hand washing)

Question 4

What are the qualities of nursing?

Answer 4

Compassionate and critical thinking and physical stamina

Question 5

What is professionalism?

Answer 5

Responsible and accountable, to self patient and Peers

Question 6

What is the center of care?

Answer 6

The patient

Question 7

How would you define a nurse?

Answer 7

Helps the public understand value of nursing.

Question 8

What is a nurse?

Answer 8

I science Art caring with compassion, caring, and respect for each patient.

Question 9

Definition of a professional nursing Texas board of nursing

Answer 9

The performance of an act requiring sustained specialized JUDGMENT and skill

Question 10

What does in NPA give authority to?

Answer 10

Authority to regulate the practice of nursing and the enforcement of law to the board of nursing

Question 11

What is the major goal of standards n scope?

Answer 11

To improve health and well-being of all individuals and community, using standard based practice.

Question 12

What is American nurses association?

Answer 12

Standard of professional nursing practice, represent critical thinking, n foundation of clinical decision, making for nurses.

Question 13

Elements of standard of practice.?

Answer 13

Collects data from patient“assessment “, analyze to determine the problem“diagnosis “, identifies expected outcome and plan for the patient“outcome identifications “, and develops a plan that prescribes strategies to the best outcome“planning “,

Then the RN applies that identification plan “implementation “ , or engages to proceed “evaluation“

Question 14

Implementation in advance practice

Answer 14

Clinical nurse, specialist, nurse practitioner, certified, nurse, midwife, certified, registered nurse, anesthetist

Question 15

What are implementation in advanced practice nurse is able to do?

Answer 15

 Able to provide prescription new procedures, give referrals, provide treatment and therapy through American nurses association “federal law regulations“

Question 16

ANA is known as what

Answer 16

American nurses association
Standards of professional performance,appropriate nursing behaviors

Question 17

What is the meaning of advocacy? 

Answer 17

public SUPPORT for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy.

Question 18

ICN international council of nurses

Answer 18

Quality nursing care for all advancement of nursing knowledge this is their advocate.

Operated by many nurses this is the federation.

Question 19

Stages of nursing

Answer 19

Novice = student, new nurse, unexperienced learning the rules

Advanced beginner = new graduate, focuses more on the situation rather than the task

Competent = 2 to 3 year nurse focuses more on the situation, rather than the task works to acquire in depth experience

Proficient = over 2 to 3 years she’s the situation as a hoe, performs care, faster, and more efficiently can assist new nurses

Expert = several years of experience skills are well-known recognize as what is needed before condition worsens will develop nursing institution determines problem

Question 20

Concept and roles

Answer 20

Autonomy means independent

Accountable you need to be answerable

Caregiver you must assist physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs

Advocate, protect the patient’s rights

Educator utilize the methods that are the patients preferences be formal or informal

Communicator central to nurse, patient relationship

Manager provides for collaborative patient centered care

Question 21

RN specific skills

Answer 21

RNs must be prepared to perform CNA or LVN skills at any time. Such is assessment care, planning all IVs medication, blood administration, patient education.

Question 22

What are the two groups of advocacy ?

Answer 22

Robert Wood Johnson foundation – future of nursing, companion for action

Institute of medicine – publication the future of nursing 2010

Both indicate support preparation of a professional workforce and changing healthcare system

Question 23

What organization was the first to provide accreditation for nursing programs of all levels?

Answer 23

National league of nursing “ NLN“

Purpose is maintain and improve the standards of nursing education and foster the development and improvements of hospital organizations 

Question 24

Practice specialty nursing organizations

Answer 24

Association of perioperative registered nurses
Emergency nurses association
Association of women’s health , obstetric, and neonatal nurses