GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING
CERTIFICATION EXAM 2027 WITH 300
QUESTIONS AND EXPERT-VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS
What is the practice that focuses on making clinical decisions using the best
available evidence?
Evidence-based practice.
What does random sampling mean in research?
Each member of a population has an equal probability of being included in the
sample.
What is associated with higher RN staffing levels in long-term care settings?
Lower rates of pressure injury.
,What are the characteristics of transformational leadership?
Motivating others, being empathetic, relating to staff, having a mission/vision, and
building trust.
What are the characteristics of transactional leadership?
Task-oriented, power-focused, and top-down approach.
What are the strategies for workplace conflict resolution?
Accommodation, competing, compromise, and avoidance.
What is the SBAR technique used for?
To communicate clearly and assertively in a structured manner.
What is the purpose of shared governance in nursing?
To involve frontline staff in decision-making processes.
What is the most important aspect of conducting nursing research involving human
subjects?
Obtaining informed consent.
,What is a randomized-controlled trial?
A study design that randomly divides participants into two groups, one receiving
an intervention.
What are nursing-sensitive quality indicators?
Measures affected by the quality and quantity of nursing care, such as falls and
pressure injuries.
What is Gerontological Nursing?
A nursing specialty that occurs in any environment where there is an older adult in
need of information, care, support, empowerment, and advocacy, focusing on the
aging process and optimization of health.
What is the purpose of the Disclosure Policy?
To ensure transparency regarding financial relationships of individuals controlling
CME-CE content, mitigating any conflicts of interest before the activity.
What is the structure of the certification exam?
The exam consists of 150 questions, with 125 scored and 25 as pretest questions,
and is to be completed in 3 hours.
Image: What is the structure of the certification exam?
, What is the significance of the American Nurses' Association (ANA) in
gerontological nursing?
The ANA published the first standards of gerontological nursing, establishing
guidelines for practice.
What are primary prevention activities?
Activities designed to prevent disease before it occurs, such as healthy eating and
exercise.
What are tertiary prevention activities?
Activities aimed at managing disease so it does not worsen, such as diabetes
management and medication for coronary artery disease.
What is the role of the nurse in geriatric care?
To provide care that is evidence-based, holistic, patient-centered, and involves an
interprofessional team approach.
What is the goal of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) report on nursing?
To advocate for nurses to practice to the full extent of their education and to be full
partners in healthcare design.
What is the significance of the Social Security Act for older adults?
CERTIFICATION EXAM 2027 WITH 300
QUESTIONS AND EXPERT-VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS
What is the practice that focuses on making clinical decisions using the best
available evidence?
Evidence-based practice.
What does random sampling mean in research?
Each member of a population has an equal probability of being included in the
sample.
What is associated with higher RN staffing levels in long-term care settings?
Lower rates of pressure injury.
,What are the characteristics of transformational leadership?
Motivating others, being empathetic, relating to staff, having a mission/vision, and
building trust.
What are the characteristics of transactional leadership?
Task-oriented, power-focused, and top-down approach.
What are the strategies for workplace conflict resolution?
Accommodation, competing, compromise, and avoidance.
What is the SBAR technique used for?
To communicate clearly and assertively in a structured manner.
What is the purpose of shared governance in nursing?
To involve frontline staff in decision-making processes.
What is the most important aspect of conducting nursing research involving human
subjects?
Obtaining informed consent.
,What is a randomized-controlled trial?
A study design that randomly divides participants into two groups, one receiving
an intervention.
What are nursing-sensitive quality indicators?
Measures affected by the quality and quantity of nursing care, such as falls and
pressure injuries.
What is Gerontological Nursing?
A nursing specialty that occurs in any environment where there is an older adult in
need of information, care, support, empowerment, and advocacy, focusing on the
aging process and optimization of health.
What is the purpose of the Disclosure Policy?
To ensure transparency regarding financial relationships of individuals controlling
CME-CE content, mitigating any conflicts of interest before the activity.
What is the structure of the certification exam?
The exam consists of 150 questions, with 125 scored and 25 as pretest questions,
and is to be completed in 3 hours.
Image: What is the structure of the certification exam?
, What is the significance of the American Nurses' Association (ANA) in
gerontological nursing?
The ANA published the first standards of gerontological nursing, establishing
guidelines for practice.
What are primary prevention activities?
Activities designed to prevent disease before it occurs, such as healthy eating and
exercise.
What are tertiary prevention activities?
Activities aimed at managing disease so it does not worsen, such as diabetes
management and medication for coronary artery disease.
What is the role of the nurse in geriatric care?
To provide care that is evidence-based, holistic, patient-centered, and involves an
interprofessional team approach.
What is the goal of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) report on nursing?
To advocate for nurses to practice to the full extent of their education and to be full
partners in healthcare design.
What is the significance of the Social Security Act for older adults?
