ADV CONCEPTS FINAL UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. What are the key characteristics of an effective leader in
nursing?
Answer:
Clear goal-setting, critical thinking, time management, emotional intelligence, and
effective communication.
Question:
2. What is emotional intelligence in nursing leadership?
Answer:
Self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills.
Question:
3. What are the two main types of leadership styles in
nursing?
Answer:
Transactional (task-focused) and transformational (vision-driven, empowering).
Question:
4. What are the "Rights of Delegation" in nursing?
Answer:
Right task, right circumstances, right person, right direction/communication, right
supervision.
Question:
5. What is cognitive stacking in nursing?
Answer:
Organizing, prioritizing, and managing multiple tasks effectively throughout a
shift.
Question:
6. What are the three levels of nursing priority setting?
Answer:
ABCDE model, Maslow's hierarchy, and priority levels of care.
, Question:
7. What is the main responsibility of a nurse manager?
Answer:
Organizing, staffing, delegating, supervising, and ensuring quality patient care.
Question:
8. What is the purpose of the Nurse Practice Act?
Answer:
Defines the scope of practice and legal responsibilities of nurses.
Question:
9. What are the key components of professional nursing
licensure?
Answer:
Defines scope of practice, ensures public safety, and allows for disciplinary action.
Question:
10. What is the purpose of the Emergency Medical Treatment
and Active Labor Act (EMTALA)?
Answer:
Ensures public access to emergency medical services regardless of ability to pay.
Question:
11. What are the two types of torts in nursing law?
Answer:
Intentional (assault, battery) and unintentional (negligence, malpractice).
Question:
12. What are the five elements required to prove
malpractice?
Answer:
Duty, breach of duty, foreseeability, causation, and actual harm.
Question:
13. What is the difference between negligence and
malpractice?
Answer:
Negligence is failure to act reasonably, while malpractice is professional
negligence.
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. What are the key characteristics of an effective leader in
nursing?
Answer:
Clear goal-setting, critical thinking, time management, emotional intelligence, and
effective communication.
Question:
2. What is emotional intelligence in nursing leadership?
Answer:
Self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills.
Question:
3. What are the two main types of leadership styles in
nursing?
Answer:
Transactional (task-focused) and transformational (vision-driven, empowering).
Question:
4. What are the "Rights of Delegation" in nursing?
Answer:
Right task, right circumstances, right person, right direction/communication, right
supervision.
Question:
5. What is cognitive stacking in nursing?
Answer:
Organizing, prioritizing, and managing multiple tasks effectively throughout a
shift.
Question:
6. What are the three levels of nursing priority setting?
Answer:
ABCDE model, Maslow's hierarchy, and priority levels of care.
, Question:
7. What is the main responsibility of a nurse manager?
Answer:
Organizing, staffing, delegating, supervising, and ensuring quality patient care.
Question:
8. What is the purpose of the Nurse Practice Act?
Answer:
Defines the scope of practice and legal responsibilities of nurses.
Question:
9. What are the key components of professional nursing
licensure?
Answer:
Defines scope of practice, ensures public safety, and allows for disciplinary action.
Question:
10. What is the purpose of the Emergency Medical Treatment
and Active Labor Act (EMTALA)?
Answer:
Ensures public access to emergency medical services regardless of ability to pay.
Question:
11. What are the two types of torts in nursing law?
Answer:
Intentional (assault, battery) and unintentional (negligence, malpractice).
Question:
12. What are the five elements required to prove
malpractice?
Answer:
Duty, breach of duty, foreseeability, causation, and actual harm.
Question:
13. What is the difference between negligence and
malpractice?
Answer:
Negligence is failure to act reasonably, while malpractice is professional
negligence.
