Week 9: Health policy and politics and trans. from student to nurse

Question 1

Approximately ________ of new nurses leave a position within their first year of practice.

Answer 1

25%

Question 2

What are the five proficiency levels of nursing

Answer 2

Novice
advanced beginner
competent
proficient
expert 5+ years

Question 3

who is the best preceptor of a new grad/novice nurse?

Answer 3

competent

Question 4

Advanced beginner:

Answer 4

limited situational perception but present, everything is important at once, prioritizing hard No what ifs

Question 5

Competent nurse

Answer 5

: deliberate planner, has routines that work for them, can deal with more sensory input and goal oriented actions Best preceptor. What ifs can happen, can be thrown but can recover by them with help often

Question 6

Expert

Answer 6

: intuitive grasp of situation based on tacit knowledge, uses analytical approaches in NEW situations, atypical problem solver, doesn’t rely on rules has a schema for the “what ifs”

Question 7

Proficient

Answer 7

holistic, good priority skills, see deviations from normal patterns has a schema of many patterns. Some what ifs

Question 8

Everything in the work world is just as the new graduate imagined
Most often occurs during the orientation period
Meeting others just like you!
Salary and benefits are great!
Love my residency cohort!
They have a Starbucks!
Look at my ID pic! Great hair day!
Dream job! Tell you friends & family….repeatedly
Look back with fondness on all your past professors who tried to help you on your journey. (Especially your peds and professionalism prof….!!)

Answer 8

honeymoon phase

Question 9

New nurse experiences:
conflicting viewpoints
different ways of performing skills
lack of security of an expert always available as a resource
Nurse reacts in many ways
Frightened to go to work everyday
Angry: What the heck is this nightmare?
Depressed: Have I made a huge mistake?
Overwhelmed: I can’t do this. I don’t want to do this. Why am I doing this?

Answer 9

Shock (rejection phase)

Question 10

What is the recovery phase

Answer 10

experience less anxiety and sense of humor returns

Question 11

resolution phase

Answer 11

recommitting to nursing

Question 12

what are the 4 stages of a new nurse

Answer 12

honeymoon
shock
recovery
resoultion

Question 13

what is biculturalism

Answer 13

joining your school values with your workplace

allowing new nurses to introduce ideas and values from nursing school

Question 14

what is the process of sitting for the NCLEX

Answer 14

approve by Pietch and graduate
background check
check email for ATT and if u have it schedule the exam date within 90 days

Question 15

the exam is

Answer 15

75-145 and 15 questions are not counted

Question 16

the new nclex will be

Answer 16

´ 3 unfolding case studies with 6 questions per case study
´ 1 case study in the first 75 questions
´ Up to 10 choices in SATA
´ Partial credit (Plus/minus system)
´ New types of questions we will practice in FA22
´ About the NCLEX-RN

Question 17

nclex is revised every

Answer 17

3 years

Question 18

´ NCSBN allows retakes up to _______ times a year, with 45 days in between attempts.

Answer 18

8

Question 19

correct

Answer 19

´ 1. Register and pay for exam with Pearson Vue
´ 2. Graduate
´ 3. Celebrate earning licensure!
´ 4. Take the NCLEX-RN exam
´ 5. Schedule exam date within the 90-day ATT date window
´ 6. Fill out and return SBN form to Dean’s office in your last semester
´ 7. Upload child abuse and criminal background check clearances
´ 8. Register and pay for initial licensure with SBN
´ 9. Receive ATT in email
´ 10. Schedule a massage, or other relaxing activity (can use this more than once!)