Module 1 & 2 EXAM Questions and Answers (Verified Answers) Study Guide
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Professionalism - (ANSWER)The consistent practice of high ethical standards, specialized clinical
competence, and compassionate care that maintains public trust in the nursing profession
Roles that nurses play - (ANSWER)-Caregiver
-Patient advocate
-Decision maker
-Case manager
-Educator
-Counselor
-Leader
Who controls scope of practive for nurses? - (ANSWER)Each individual state
What do Nurse Practice Acts define? - (ANSWER)The legal scope of nursing practice.
What is created by Nurse Practice Acts to make and enforce rules? - (ANSWER)A state board of nursing.
What do Nurse Practice Acts define in relation to nursing? - (ANSWER)Important terms and activities in
nursing, including legal requirements and titles for RNs and LPNs.
What criteria do Nurse Practice Acts establish? - (ANSWER)The first training school for
nurses and wrote books about health care and
nursing education
What did Florence Nightingale challenge? - (ANSWER)Prejudces aganist women and elevated the status
of all nurses
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What organization did Clara Bartin start? - (ANSWER)Red Cross
What else was Clara Bartin known for? - (ANSWER)She was a self taught nurse who revolutionizied
battlefield medicine and diaster relief.
Who created Maslow Hierarchy of Needs? - (ANSWER)Abraham Maslow
What is Maslow Hierarchy of needs used for? - (ANSWER)It is a framework used to prioritize patient care
and organize nursing diagnonses.
What does Maslow Hierarchy of needs teach? - (ANSWER)It teaches you that basic physiological survival
needs (food, water, or needs) must be met before a patient can focus on emotional or psychological
healing.
What is clinical judgment? - (ANSWER)The observed outcome of critical thinking and decision making.
What type of process is clinical judgment? - (ANSWER)An iterative process.
What does clinical judgment use to observe and assess situations? - (ANSWER)Nursing knowledge.
What is the goal of clinical judgment in nursing? - (ANSWER)To deliver safe client care.
What does clinical judgment help to identify? - (ANSWER)A prioritized client concern.
What type of solutions does clinical judgment generate? - (ANSWER)The best possible evidence-based
solutions.
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Professionalism - (ANSWER)The consistent practice of high ethical standards, specialized clinical
competence, and compassionate care that maintains public trust in the nursing profession
Roles that nurses play - (ANSWER)-Caregiver
-Patient advocate
-Decision maker
-Case manager
-Educator
-Counselor
-Leader
Who controls scope of practive for nurses? - (ANSWER)Each individual state
What do Nurse Practice Acts define? - (ANSWER)The legal scope of nursing practice.
What is created by Nurse Practice Acts to make and enforce rules? - (ANSWER)A state board of nursing.
What do Nurse Practice Acts define in relation to nursing? - (ANSWER)Important terms and activities in
nursing, including legal requirements and titles for RNs and LPNs.
What criteria do Nurse Practice Acts establish? - (ANSWER)The first training school for
nurses and wrote books about health care and
nursing education
What did Florence Nightingale challenge? - (ANSWER)Prejudces aganist women and elevated the status
of all nurses
, Module 1 & 2 EXAM Questions and Answers (Verified Answers) Study Guide
(latest version verified for accuracy) | Latest!!
What organization did Clara Bartin start? - (ANSWER)Red Cross
What else was Clara Bartin known for? - (ANSWER)She was a self taught nurse who revolutionizied
battlefield medicine and diaster relief.
Who created Maslow Hierarchy of Needs? - (ANSWER)Abraham Maslow
What is Maslow Hierarchy of needs used for? - (ANSWER)It is a framework used to prioritize patient care
and organize nursing diagnonses.
What does Maslow Hierarchy of needs teach? - (ANSWER)It teaches you that basic physiological survival
needs (food, water, or needs) must be met before a patient can focus on emotional or psychological
healing.
What is clinical judgment? - (ANSWER)The observed outcome of critical thinking and decision making.
What type of process is clinical judgment? - (ANSWER)An iterative process.
What does clinical judgment use to observe and assess situations? - (ANSWER)Nursing knowledge.
What is the goal of clinical judgment in nursing? - (ANSWER)To deliver safe client care.
What does clinical judgment help to identify? - (ANSWER)A prioritized client concern.
What type of solutions does clinical judgment generate? - (ANSWER)The best possible evidence-based
solutions.
