Nurb 3030 Exam 1 Questions and Answers| New Update with 100% Correct Answers
largest group of health care providers in the U.S. nurses
where do most nurses work? hospitals
the racial breakdown of nurses does not match the what? population
nursing programs report about _____ percent of current students are minorities 25
what does "graying" of the workforce mean? many starting second careers as nurses
a ________ is a vocation founded upon specialized educational training, the purpose of which is
to supply objective counsel and service to others, for a direct and definite compensation,
wholly apart from expectation of other business gain profession
typically all professions require a ___________ degree bachelors
a group of tasks assigned to one individual position
a group of positions that can be carried by an individual job
a group of jobs usually found throughout an industry or work environment occupation
a type of occupation that requires prolonged prep, formal qualifications, and meets higher level
criteria profession
a person who belongs to and practices a profession professional
,The demonstration of high-level personal, ethical, and skill characteristics of a member of a
profession professionalism
Consistent Criteria of Profession
1
2
3 1. specialized knowledge and autonomy
2. ethics/standards
3. service/altrusim
these meet which criteria of a profession?
our special body of knowledge is continually enlarged through research
high intellectual level.. practitioners are educated in institutions of higher learning
practitioners are relatively independent and control own policies specialized knowledge and
autonomy
these meet which criteria of a profession?
we have a code of ethics to guide of decisions and conduct
we have a professional organization that encourages and supports high standards of practice
we are required to follow evidence based practice standards ethics/standards
these meet which criteria of a profession?
services provided are vital to humanity and welfare of society
,we are motivated by service and consider our work an important part of our lives
service/altruism
a profession differs from an occupation by?
1
2
3 type and length of preparation
level of commitment
interprofessionality
university education to a specialized body of knowledge and skills
orientation to the beliefs, values and attitudes expected of its memebers
core competencies type and length
core competencies that all students of health professions should acquire
1
2
3
4
5 provide patient centered care
work in interdisciplinary teams
employ evidence based practice
apply quality improvement principles
utilize informatics
a "calling"
more than about just money
, much less common to change careers than occupations level of commitment
much less common to change ______________ than occupations careers
must be able to work as a team to do whats best for patients interprofessionality
is more associated with on the job training occupation
summarizes nursing obligation to society and those who receive our care Nursings social
policy statement
outlines the expectations of the nursing role
sets the boundaries of what is within our role
establishes minimum standards of care and levels of compentency
also focuses on importance of collegiality Nursing: scope of practice
intended as a guide to practice ethical decision making
empowers nurses to maintain focus on the patient as the center of health care the Code of
Ethics for Nurses
the 3 documents that guide nursing practice? Nursing's Social Policy Statement
Nursing: scope and standards of practice
the code of ethics for nurses
what are the barriers to professionalism?
1
2
largest group of health care providers in the U.S. nurses
where do most nurses work? hospitals
the racial breakdown of nurses does not match the what? population
nursing programs report about _____ percent of current students are minorities 25
what does "graying" of the workforce mean? many starting second careers as nurses
a ________ is a vocation founded upon specialized educational training, the purpose of which is
to supply objective counsel and service to others, for a direct and definite compensation,
wholly apart from expectation of other business gain profession
typically all professions require a ___________ degree bachelors
a group of tasks assigned to one individual position
a group of positions that can be carried by an individual job
a group of jobs usually found throughout an industry or work environment occupation
a type of occupation that requires prolonged prep, formal qualifications, and meets higher level
criteria profession
a person who belongs to and practices a profession professional
,The demonstration of high-level personal, ethical, and skill characteristics of a member of a
profession professionalism
Consistent Criteria of Profession
1
2
3 1. specialized knowledge and autonomy
2. ethics/standards
3. service/altrusim
these meet which criteria of a profession?
our special body of knowledge is continually enlarged through research
high intellectual level.. practitioners are educated in institutions of higher learning
practitioners are relatively independent and control own policies specialized knowledge and
autonomy
these meet which criteria of a profession?
we have a code of ethics to guide of decisions and conduct
we have a professional organization that encourages and supports high standards of practice
we are required to follow evidence based practice standards ethics/standards
these meet which criteria of a profession?
services provided are vital to humanity and welfare of society
,we are motivated by service and consider our work an important part of our lives
service/altruism
a profession differs from an occupation by?
1
2
3 type and length of preparation
level of commitment
interprofessionality
university education to a specialized body of knowledge and skills
orientation to the beliefs, values and attitudes expected of its memebers
core competencies type and length
core competencies that all students of health professions should acquire
1
2
3
4
5 provide patient centered care
work in interdisciplinary teams
employ evidence based practice
apply quality improvement principles
utilize informatics
a "calling"
more than about just money
, much less common to change careers than occupations level of commitment
much less common to change ______________ than occupations careers
must be able to work as a team to do whats best for patients interprofessionality
is more associated with on the job training occupation
summarizes nursing obligation to society and those who receive our care Nursings social
policy statement
outlines the expectations of the nursing role
sets the boundaries of what is within our role
establishes minimum standards of care and levels of compentency
also focuses on importance of collegiality Nursing: scope of practice
intended as a guide to practice ethical decision making
empowers nurses to maintain focus on the patient as the center of health care the Code of
Ethics for Nurses
the 3 documents that guide nursing practice? Nursing's Social Policy Statement
Nursing: scope and standards of practice
the code of ethics for nurses
what are the barriers to professionalism?
1
2
