NURS 2000 Exam 3 with Verified
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This type of power is power flowing from admiration or charisma - ANS-referent
This type of leadership focuses on the leader and the group having a collective purpose:
- ANS-Transformational leadership
This leadership theory is built on the principles that followers complete tasks based on a
reward system: - ANS-Transactional leadership
This scholar's theory of change is the most popular and is probably the basis for the
adaptations of most other theorists on change: - ANS-Lewin
This organization is for nurses who have a universal interest in the care of the surgical
patient: - ANS-AORN
The mission of this nursing organization is to promote excellence in nursing education
to build a strong and diverse nursing workforce: - ANS-NLN
This type of power is a real or perceived fear of one person by another: - ANS-coercive
This nursing organization is considered to be nursing's honor society: - ANS-Sigma
Theta Tau
This organization is the world's largest specialty organization: - ANS-AACN
This nursing theorist focused on a person's ability to adapt to internal and external
stimuli - ANS-Roy
This nursing theorist focused on the human being as a unified energy field continually
interacting with the universe - ANS-Rogers
During this research phase, the research results are interpreted - ANS-analytic
What are the major components of
grand nursing theories? - ANS-person, health, environment,
and nursing
Who are four nursing theorists? - ANS-Dorothea Orem, Martha
Rogers, Sister Callista Roy,
and Jean Watson
, What are the three types of research? - ANS-pure science research,
applied science research, and
translational research
What are the two types of research methods? - ANS-quantitative and qualitative
How many levels of evidence exist? - ANS-seven levels
These are the 3 elements in the definition of leadership - ANS-power, others, and
shared vision
Unfreezing, moving, and re-freezing are part of this model of change - ANS-Lewin's
model of change
A formally designated role - ANS-management
What are the three behavioral theories - ANS-autocratic, democratic, and laissez-faire
A leader that does little planning or decision making is using this type of behavioral
theory - ANS-Laissez- Faire
What is one journal that AACN produces? - ANS-Journal of Professional
Nursing
What are 3 of the 5 major themes of the NLN? - ANS-nursing education, faculty
development, nursing education research, data collection, or assessment and
evaluation
three ANA activities? - ANS-accredits CEU courses, sets
Standards of practice, has registered lobbyists, does collective bargaining, has a nurse
credentialing center, and has a code of ethics for nurses
This nursing theorist focused on the need to for people to maintain self care - ANS-
Orem
An example of a mid-range nursing theory is: - ANS-uncertainty
During this research phase, data are collected - ANS-empirical
This level of research evidence is case reports and case studies - ANS-2
This nursing theorist focused on the concept of caring through humanistic actions -
ANS-Watson
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This type of power is power flowing from admiration or charisma - ANS-referent
This type of leadership focuses on the leader and the group having a collective purpose:
- ANS-Transformational leadership
This leadership theory is built on the principles that followers complete tasks based on a
reward system: - ANS-Transactional leadership
This scholar's theory of change is the most popular and is probably the basis for the
adaptations of most other theorists on change: - ANS-Lewin
This organization is for nurses who have a universal interest in the care of the surgical
patient: - ANS-AORN
The mission of this nursing organization is to promote excellence in nursing education
to build a strong and diverse nursing workforce: - ANS-NLN
This type of power is a real or perceived fear of one person by another: - ANS-coercive
This nursing organization is considered to be nursing's honor society: - ANS-Sigma
Theta Tau
This organization is the world's largest specialty organization: - ANS-AACN
This nursing theorist focused on a person's ability to adapt to internal and external
stimuli - ANS-Roy
This nursing theorist focused on the human being as a unified energy field continually
interacting with the universe - ANS-Rogers
During this research phase, the research results are interpreted - ANS-analytic
What are the major components of
grand nursing theories? - ANS-person, health, environment,
and nursing
Who are four nursing theorists? - ANS-Dorothea Orem, Martha
Rogers, Sister Callista Roy,
and Jean Watson
, What are the three types of research? - ANS-pure science research,
applied science research, and
translational research
What are the two types of research methods? - ANS-quantitative and qualitative
How many levels of evidence exist? - ANS-seven levels
These are the 3 elements in the definition of leadership - ANS-power, others, and
shared vision
Unfreezing, moving, and re-freezing are part of this model of change - ANS-Lewin's
model of change
A formally designated role - ANS-management
What are the three behavioral theories - ANS-autocratic, democratic, and laissez-faire
A leader that does little planning or decision making is using this type of behavioral
theory - ANS-Laissez- Faire
What is one journal that AACN produces? - ANS-Journal of Professional
Nursing
What are 3 of the 5 major themes of the NLN? - ANS-nursing education, faculty
development, nursing education research, data collection, or assessment and
evaluation
three ANA activities? - ANS-accredits CEU courses, sets
Standards of practice, has registered lobbyists, does collective bargaining, has a nurse
credentialing center, and has a code of ethics for nurses
This nursing theorist focused on the need to for people to maintain self care - ANS-
Orem
An example of a mid-range nursing theory is: - ANS-uncertainty
During this research phase, data are collected - ANS-empirical
This level of research evidence is case reports and case studies - ANS-2
This nursing theorist focused on the concept of caring through humanistic actions -
ANS-Watson
