NUR 100 Exam 1 (Contemporary nursing Chap 1-3,5)
(Fundamentals of Nursing Chap. 4-6,9,33,35) Questions
With Complete Solutions
_______ are systems that offer a stepwise progression within a
single school Correct Answer Career Ladder Programs
A new nurse manager is concerned about the workforce
diversity in the unit. A staff survey is created to assess the
opinion of those who work on the unit about their perceptions.
Which of the following questions should be added to the survey?
A. Do you have the perception that nursing is a female
profession?
B. Do you find the income potential adequate for the nurse on
the unit?
C. Do you find the work to be routine and boring?
D. Do you experience a lack of professional autonomy while
working on the unit? Correct Answer A. Do you have the
perception that nursing is a female profession?
A nurse can find guidance in managing ethical nursing issues in
the ANA's ________ Correct Answer Code of ethics for
Nurses with Interpretive Statements
A nursing class is divided into teams that are asked to make
recommendations for resolving concerns that have a negative
impact on the learning environment. Which intervention best
demonstrates an understanding of the problem and should be
implemented?
,A. Requiring that electronic devices be turned off when entering
a classroom or other learning environment
B. Defining behaviors that will not be tolerated in the classroom
since they do not demonstrate respect or civility
C. Presenting information using a variety of methods so that all
learning styles will be addressed
D. Presenting information on the proper use of social media by
nursing students as it impacts client confidentiality Correct
Answer B. Defining behaviors that will not be tolerated in the
classroom since they do not demonstrate respect or civility
A staff nurse routinely finds it difficult to recieve clarification
on prescriptions and orders written by a particular member of
the medical staff. When numerous attempts to deal directly with
the physician fail, how should the nurse most appropriately
manages the problem?
A. By informing the clients that any dissatisfaction with their
care should be directed toward their physician for resolution
B. By presenting the issues to the unit's entire nursing staff so
that a unified plan can be developed to ensure the safety of the
physician's clients
C. By making it known to the nurse manager that they will no
longer accept the physician's clients as patients
D. By documenting the problem in terms of client safety
concerns and forwarding the information to both the nursing
manager and chief of medical staff Correct Answer D. By
documenting the problem in terms of client safety concerns and
forwarding the information to both the nursing manager and
chief of medical staff
, In nursing the term conceptual model is often used
interchangeably with the term _________ Correct Answer
Nursing theory
In order to meet the projected need for professional nurses, what
area of concern is funded by the Nurse Reinvestment Act of
2002? (Select all that apply)
A. The establishment of retention focused on existing nursing
faculty
B. Increased classroom space for associate and baccalaureate
nursing programs
C. Support for those enrolled in master's and doctoral nursing
programs
D. Higher compensation for clinical nursing professionals
E. Recrutiment enticements for nursing faculty positions
Correct Answer A. The establishment of retention focused on
exisiting nursing faculty
C. Support for those enrolled in master's and doctoral nursing
programs
E. Recrutiment enticements for nursing faculty positions
In the Middle Ages (467 BCE to AD 1450), what was the basis
for women delivering food, medicine, and care to the
community's ill?
A. The need to make offerings to the gods in exchange for good
health
B. Emphasis being placed on the patient-centered approach to
health care
(Fundamentals of Nursing Chap. 4-6,9,33,35) Questions
With Complete Solutions
_______ are systems that offer a stepwise progression within a
single school Correct Answer Career Ladder Programs
A new nurse manager is concerned about the workforce
diversity in the unit. A staff survey is created to assess the
opinion of those who work on the unit about their perceptions.
Which of the following questions should be added to the survey?
A. Do you have the perception that nursing is a female
profession?
B. Do you find the income potential adequate for the nurse on
the unit?
C. Do you find the work to be routine and boring?
D. Do you experience a lack of professional autonomy while
working on the unit? Correct Answer A. Do you have the
perception that nursing is a female profession?
A nurse can find guidance in managing ethical nursing issues in
the ANA's ________ Correct Answer Code of ethics for
Nurses with Interpretive Statements
A nursing class is divided into teams that are asked to make
recommendations for resolving concerns that have a negative
impact on the learning environment. Which intervention best
demonstrates an understanding of the problem and should be
implemented?
,A. Requiring that electronic devices be turned off when entering
a classroom or other learning environment
B. Defining behaviors that will not be tolerated in the classroom
since they do not demonstrate respect or civility
C. Presenting information using a variety of methods so that all
learning styles will be addressed
D. Presenting information on the proper use of social media by
nursing students as it impacts client confidentiality Correct
Answer B. Defining behaviors that will not be tolerated in the
classroom since they do not demonstrate respect or civility
A staff nurse routinely finds it difficult to recieve clarification
on prescriptions and orders written by a particular member of
the medical staff. When numerous attempts to deal directly with
the physician fail, how should the nurse most appropriately
manages the problem?
A. By informing the clients that any dissatisfaction with their
care should be directed toward their physician for resolution
B. By presenting the issues to the unit's entire nursing staff so
that a unified plan can be developed to ensure the safety of the
physician's clients
C. By making it known to the nurse manager that they will no
longer accept the physician's clients as patients
D. By documenting the problem in terms of client safety
concerns and forwarding the information to both the nursing
manager and chief of medical staff Correct Answer D. By
documenting the problem in terms of client safety concerns and
forwarding the information to both the nursing manager and
chief of medical staff
, In nursing the term conceptual model is often used
interchangeably with the term _________ Correct Answer
Nursing theory
In order to meet the projected need for professional nurses, what
area of concern is funded by the Nurse Reinvestment Act of
2002? (Select all that apply)
A. The establishment of retention focused on existing nursing
faculty
B. Increased classroom space for associate and baccalaureate
nursing programs
C. Support for those enrolled in master's and doctoral nursing
programs
D. Higher compensation for clinical nursing professionals
E. Recrutiment enticements for nursing faculty positions
Correct Answer A. The establishment of retention focused on
exisiting nursing faculty
C. Support for those enrolled in master's and doctoral nursing
programs
E. Recrutiment enticements for nursing faculty positions
In the Middle Ages (467 BCE to AD 1450), what was the basis
for women delivering food, medicine, and care to the
community's ill?
A. The need to make offerings to the gods in exchange for good
health
B. Emphasis being placed on the patient-centered approach to
health care
