6,8,9,10,11,13,15chapter questions
leadership
1. An ethical dilemma arises from: - correct answer-differing values.
1. Negotiation is not a leadership skill; it is instead a learned skill that anybody can apply to
any situation that demands negotiation. - correct answer-TRUE
1. Nursing professionalism is determined by: - correct answer-the role identified by the
American Nurses Association and the state's nurse practice acts.
1. The dark side of politics: - correct answer-is the result of extensive experiences in political
processes.
1. The U.S. healthcare system has begun the major work of transformation much later than
other segments of the social and global community. - correct answer-True
10. Collective bargaining is governed by law. These laws prescribe how employees can form
a union, collectively organize, negotiate, and strike. - correct answer-FALSE
10. Membership in a professional organization: - correct answer-is a reflection of
commitment to support professional standards review and development
10. Nurse licensure: - correct answer-is intended to provide evidence of safe practitioners
and to protect the public
10. The centrality of shared governance in creating a framework for sustainable interactions,
intersections, and collaborative behavior—as represented by the action of an organization's
members—is the primary purpose of a professional clinical structure in a complex adaptive
system. - correct answer-True
10. Trusting relationships are essential for managing ethical dilemmas. Trust is characterized
as: - correct answer-a relationship in which one individual is vulnerable to another.
10. Variance analysis: - correct answer-results in useful information about performance
specific to a target.
2. Building access and equity into the service framework requires that equity ownership and
engagement are directed by management. - correct answer-False
2. Ethical principles are helpful for: - correct answer-forming guidelines for appropriate
behavior.
2. Healthcare economics provides: - correct answer-an overview of the study of supply,
price, and demand interactions.
, 2. Policy is distinguished from politics in that: - correct answer-policy reflects the intentions of
elected officials while politics reflects the political agenda required to achieve a policy.
2. The transition from a competent nurse professional to a proficient nurse: - correct
answer-requires time, experience, and knowledge.
2. Working toward achieving universally recognized and acceptable solutions is a discipline
just as much as it is a process. - correct answer-TRUE
3. A willingness to be open, available, and have a wide range of potential options and
considerations that can provide creative and unique ways of satisfying needs and finding
common ground. - correct answer-TRUE
3. Calculation of the demand for nurses is: - correct answer-a state function
3. Ethical erosion is: - correct answer-a subtle, even unnoticed, slippage of ethical
standards.
3. Nurse practice acts: - correct answer-are state based.
3. Performance demonstration differs from performance evaluation on the basis of: - correct
answer-the creator of the performance document.
3. Unless there is a goodness of fit among the structure of an organization, the dynamics of
human behavior, and the processes and tools used to undertake work, any one of these
elements taken alone can negatively diminish value and outcome. - correct answer-True
4. Institutional policies:. - correct answer-are organizational policies designed to ensure
effective practices in the workplace
4. Nurse licensure: - correct answer-is designed to inform the public that a nurse is safe to
practice.
4. Promise keeping or fidelity is: - correct answer-a foundational ethical principle for the
resolution of ethical dilemmas.
4. The foundational principles of complexity science that apply to human behavior and health
care are derived from the areas of behavioral economics, networks, evolution and
adaptation, pattern formation, systems theory, nonlinear dynamics, and game theory. -
correct answer-True
4. Uninsured populations are the result of: - correct answer-excessive costs for coverage.
4. When gathering data for negotiation, it is important that the individual focus on his or her
own position, strengthening it with evidence strong enough to counter other parties'
positions. - correct answer-TRUE
leadership
1. An ethical dilemma arises from: - correct answer-differing values.
1. Negotiation is not a leadership skill; it is instead a learned skill that anybody can apply to
any situation that demands negotiation. - correct answer-TRUE
1. Nursing professionalism is determined by: - correct answer-the role identified by the
American Nurses Association and the state's nurse practice acts.
1. The dark side of politics: - correct answer-is the result of extensive experiences in political
processes.
1. The U.S. healthcare system has begun the major work of transformation much later than
other segments of the social and global community. - correct answer-True
10. Collective bargaining is governed by law. These laws prescribe how employees can form
a union, collectively organize, negotiate, and strike. - correct answer-FALSE
10. Membership in a professional organization: - correct answer-is a reflection of
commitment to support professional standards review and development
10. Nurse licensure: - correct answer-is intended to provide evidence of safe practitioners
and to protect the public
10. The centrality of shared governance in creating a framework for sustainable interactions,
intersections, and collaborative behavior—as represented by the action of an organization's
members—is the primary purpose of a professional clinical structure in a complex adaptive
system. - correct answer-True
10. Trusting relationships are essential for managing ethical dilemmas. Trust is characterized
as: - correct answer-a relationship in which one individual is vulnerable to another.
10. Variance analysis: - correct answer-results in useful information about performance
specific to a target.
2. Building access and equity into the service framework requires that equity ownership and
engagement are directed by management. - correct answer-False
2. Ethical principles are helpful for: - correct answer-forming guidelines for appropriate
behavior.
2. Healthcare economics provides: - correct answer-an overview of the study of supply,
price, and demand interactions.
, 2. Policy is distinguished from politics in that: - correct answer-policy reflects the intentions of
elected officials while politics reflects the political agenda required to achieve a policy.
2. The transition from a competent nurse professional to a proficient nurse: - correct
answer-requires time, experience, and knowledge.
2. Working toward achieving universally recognized and acceptable solutions is a discipline
just as much as it is a process. - correct answer-TRUE
3. A willingness to be open, available, and have a wide range of potential options and
considerations that can provide creative and unique ways of satisfying needs and finding
common ground. - correct answer-TRUE
3. Calculation of the demand for nurses is: - correct answer-a state function
3. Ethical erosion is: - correct answer-a subtle, even unnoticed, slippage of ethical
standards.
3. Nurse practice acts: - correct answer-are state based.
3. Performance demonstration differs from performance evaluation on the basis of: - correct
answer-the creator of the performance document.
3. Unless there is a goodness of fit among the structure of an organization, the dynamics of
human behavior, and the processes and tools used to undertake work, any one of these
elements taken alone can negatively diminish value and outcome. - correct answer-True
4. Institutional policies:. - correct answer-are organizational policies designed to ensure
effective practices in the workplace
4. Nurse licensure: - correct answer-is designed to inform the public that a nurse is safe to
practice.
4. Promise keeping or fidelity is: - correct answer-a foundational ethical principle for the
resolution of ethical dilemmas.
4. The foundational principles of complexity science that apply to human behavior and health
care are derived from the areas of behavioral economics, networks, evolution and
adaptation, pattern formation, systems theory, nonlinear dynamics, and game theory. -
correct answer-True
4. Uninsured populations are the result of: - correct answer-excessive costs for coverage.
4. When gathering data for negotiation, it is important that the individual focus on his or her
own position, strengthening it with evidence strong enough to counter other parties'
positions. - correct answer-TRUE
