Week 3 Test

Question 1

The body of nursing knowledge proves what for nursing interventions?

Answer 1

Rationale

Question 2

Different disciplines, such as anatomy, physiology, chemistry, nutrition, psychology, and sociology lead to what?

Answer 2

Rationale

Question 3

The part of nursing practice that is passed down from generation to generation is called what?

Answer 3

Traditional Knowledge

Question 4

What is authoritative knowledge

Answer 4

Something that comes from an expert and is accepted as truth

Question 5

What is scientific knowledge?

Answer 5

Knowledge obtained through the scientific method

Question 6

What is a group of concepts that describe a pattern of reality?

Answer 6

A theory

Question 7

What is developed to describe nursing?

Answer 7

Nursing theory

Question 8

Why does nursing have theories

Answer 8

Guides the nursing practice

Question 9

No matter the theory, what is the goal?

Answer 9

Improved, patient centered care

Question 10

What are the four concepts in nursing theory

Answer 10

1) the person 2) the environment 3) health 4) nursing

Question 11

No matter the theory, what is the focus of nursing

Answer 11

The patient

Question 12

What was Florence Nightingale’s impact

Answer 12

Meeting the personal needs of the patient

Question 13

What is Dorthea Oren’s theory?

Answer 13

That self care is a human need

Question 14

What is Betty Newmans theory?

Answer 14

That humans are in a constant relationship with stressors in the environment

Question 15

What is Madeline Leiningers theory?

Answer 15

Caring is the central theme of nursing

Question 16

What is Patricia Benner’s theory?

Answer 16

Describes how nurses acquire clinical skills and judgment over time

Question 17

What is Evidence Based Practice? (EBP)

Answer 17

Research done to improve efforts to high quality and cost efficient care

Question 18

What is Watsons science of human caring?

Answer 18

Teaches how to care and instill hope

Question 19

What are the five learning stages?

Answer 19

1) Novice 2) Advanced Beginner 3) Competent 4) Proficient 5) Expert

Question 20

At what point is it the onset of education and learning rules

Answer 20

Novice

Question 21

After much exposed and improved performance and mentoring, what stage is reached?

Answer 21

Advanced Beginner

Question 22

When you see what needs to be done and how to do it, trust your intuition, and operate with deep understanding, what level is that?

Answer 22

Expert

Question 23

What is the WHY for our interventions?

Answer 23

Rationale

Question 24

What is Lee’s theory?

Answer 24

To produce caring nurses who are transformative

Question 25

What are the interrelated roles of a nurse

Answer 25

Caregiver, communicator, teacher, counselor, leader, researcher, advocate, collaborator

Question 26

What is someone who provides holistic care to meet the needs of a client?

Answer 26

A caregiver

Question 27

What is someone who gets to know their patient to meet their needs?

Answer 27

A communicator

Question 28

What is someone who provides knowledge that patients need to make informed decisions?

Answer 28

A teacher

Question 29

What is someone who provides resources for the patient

Answer 29

Counselor

Question 30

What is someone who does the right things and makes strategies for for high quality patient care

Answer 30

Leader

Question 31

What is someone who comes up with solutions and digs deep to improve nursing

Answer 31

A researcher

Question 32

What is someone who publicly supports the patient

Answer 32

A advocator

Question 33

What is someone who is a teammate for optimum patient outcome?

Answer 33

A collaborator

Question 34

What are the nursing standards

Answer 34

Activities specific and unique to nursing

Question 35

What are laws that regulate nursing practice and define the legal scope for nursing practices in each state?

Answer 35

Nurse practice acts

Question 36

What is the purpose of practice acts and standards

Answer 36

To keep the public safe

Question 37

What are the trends in 10 years?

Answer 37

Technology advancement, shortage of nurses, and concept based curriculums

Question 38

What are the 4 AIMS of nursing?

Answer 38

Promoting health, preventing illness, restoring health, facilitating coping with death and disability

Question 39

What does identifying, analyzing, and maximizing strengths do?

Answer 39

Promote health

Question 40

What does avoiding disease and infection do?

Answer 40

Prevent illness

Question 41

What is it mean to return to health for those already ill

Answer 41

Restoring health

Question 42

How do you facilitate coping with disability and death?

Answer 42

Respectful care of those terminally ill or dying

Question 43

What are factors affecting health?

Answer 43

Genetics, cognitive abilities, race and culture, age and gender, lifestyle, developmental level, and socioeconomic status

Question 44

What is the state of optimal functioning

Answer 44

Health

Question 45

What is Florence Nightingale known for?

Answer 45

Founding nursing, noting the environment affects the patient, and established the first training school for nurses

Question 46

What are the types of Holistic Care (PIES)

Answer 46

Physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual

Question 47

Soft skills and compassion are useful for what

Answer 47

The art of nursing

Question 48

What is the knowledge bade for the care that is given?

Answer 48

Science of nursing

Question 49

What is a gift from God relating to skills given

Answer 49

Concept of Calling

Question 50

What is it called to engage in meaningful relationships with the patient and supporting in meaningful ways

Answer 50

Concept of caring

Question 51

What is selfless, sacrificial love based on the love of Jesus

Answer 51

Agape love

Question 52

What is the concept of Christian commitment?

Answer 52

Love, obey, and follow God

Question 53

What is the reality of spiritual dimensions in people

Answer 53

Christian worldview