PROFESSIONAL NURSING EXAM 2
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GUARANTEED
TO PASS
●● This involves internalization of values and norms of a profession
Answer: Socialization
●● Nursing requires students to internalize new knowledge, skills,
attitudes, behaviors, values, and ethical standards into their own
professional identities. This process is known as
Answer: Professional Socialization
●● Classroom lectures are a form of what type of socialization?
Answer: Formal
●● Assignments are a form of what type of socialization?
Answer: Formal
●● Laboratory experiences are a form of what type of socialization?
Answer: Formal
,●● Learning new vocabulary is a form of what type of socialization?
Answer: Formal
●● Lessons that occur incidentally are a form of what type of
socialization?
Answer: Informal
●● Unplanned observations of a nurse is a form of what type of
socialization?
Answer: Informal
●● Participating in a student nurse association is a form of what type of
socialization?
Answer: Informal
●● Hearing nurses discuss patient care is a form of what type of
socialization?
Answer: Informal
●● Which type of socialization is the most powerful?
Answer: Informal
,●● Absorbing and assimilating the culture of nursing: its rite, rituals, and
valued behaviors is what?
Answer: Socialization
●● What are the goals of professional socialization?
Answer: -to learn the technology of the profession
- to learn to internalize the professional culture
- to find a personally and professionally acceptable version of the role
- to integrate this professional role into all of the other life roles
●● Professional nursing is a _____.
Answer: culture
●● What are the rules that determine roles?
Answer: Structure conditions
●● What are the idea systems prevalent in a society as expressed in
words, symbols, and ceremonies?
Answer: Cultural conditions
, ●● Structural and cultural conditions are
Answer: interrelated
●● What is the key to keeping the profession vital and dynamic while
preserving a fundamental focus on human response in health and illness
Answer: Developing a common nursing consciousness
●● What stage is this?
Reliant on external authority, with limited questioning ability or critical
analysis. As a student at this stage, you are unlikely to question or
analyze critically the concepts teachers present because you lack the
necessary background to do so. As a student, you are extremely
dependent on faculty; you have lots of concern about doing things right
and being unsure of your knowledge. At this stage, you simply do as you
are told.
Answer: Stage 1 (unilateral dependence) of Cohen's Model of Basic
Student Socialization
●● Cognitive rebellion,
diminished reliance on external authority. As a student at this stage, your
critical thinking abilities and knowledge bases expand. You begin to rely
on your own judgment and think critically about what you are being
taught. As a student, you are like a toddler in terrible 2s ("no"); an I'll do
it myself attitude where you are beginning to feel more confident in your
skills and basic stuff gets old and boring. "Why do I have to learn this?
What does this have to do with nursing?"
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION VERIFIED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GUARANTEED
TO PASS
●● This involves internalization of values and norms of a profession
Answer: Socialization
●● Nursing requires students to internalize new knowledge, skills,
attitudes, behaviors, values, and ethical standards into their own
professional identities. This process is known as
Answer: Professional Socialization
●● Classroom lectures are a form of what type of socialization?
Answer: Formal
●● Assignments are a form of what type of socialization?
Answer: Formal
●● Laboratory experiences are a form of what type of socialization?
Answer: Formal
,●● Learning new vocabulary is a form of what type of socialization?
Answer: Formal
●● Lessons that occur incidentally are a form of what type of
socialization?
Answer: Informal
●● Unplanned observations of a nurse is a form of what type of
socialization?
Answer: Informal
●● Participating in a student nurse association is a form of what type of
socialization?
Answer: Informal
●● Hearing nurses discuss patient care is a form of what type of
socialization?
Answer: Informal
●● Which type of socialization is the most powerful?
Answer: Informal
,●● Absorbing and assimilating the culture of nursing: its rite, rituals, and
valued behaviors is what?
Answer: Socialization
●● What are the goals of professional socialization?
Answer: -to learn the technology of the profession
- to learn to internalize the professional culture
- to find a personally and professionally acceptable version of the role
- to integrate this professional role into all of the other life roles
●● Professional nursing is a _____.
Answer: culture
●● What are the rules that determine roles?
Answer: Structure conditions
●● What are the idea systems prevalent in a society as expressed in
words, symbols, and ceremonies?
Answer: Cultural conditions
, ●● Structural and cultural conditions are
Answer: interrelated
●● What is the key to keeping the profession vital and dynamic while
preserving a fundamental focus on human response in health and illness
Answer: Developing a common nursing consciousness
●● What stage is this?
Reliant on external authority, with limited questioning ability or critical
analysis. As a student at this stage, you are unlikely to question or
analyze critically the concepts teachers present because you lack the
necessary background to do so. As a student, you are extremely
dependent on faculty; you have lots of concern about doing things right
and being unsure of your knowledge. At this stage, you simply do as you
are told.
Answer: Stage 1 (unilateral dependence) of Cohen's Model of Basic
Student Socialization
●● Cognitive rebellion,
diminished reliance on external authority. As a student at this stage, your
critical thinking abilities and knowledge bases expand. You begin to rely
on your own judgment and think critically about what you are being
taught. As a student, you are like a toddler in terrible 2s ("no"); an I'll do
it myself attitude where you are beginning to feel more confident in your
skills and basic stuff gets old and boring. "Why do I have to learn this?
What does this have to do with nursing?"