Test Bank For Professional Nursing, 10th - 2023/2024 All
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Chapters
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,TESTBANKFOR F
ProfessionalNursing:Concepts&Challenges,10thEdition
By:BethBlackPhD,RN,FAAN(Author) F F
Chapter1.NursinginToday’sEvolvingHealthCare
Environment
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Chapter 2.The History and Social Context of Nursing
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Chapter3.Nursing’sPathwaytoProfessionalismChapter
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4.NursingEducationinanEvolving HealthCare
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Environment
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Chapter5.Becoming a ProfessionalNurse: DefiningNursingand b b FF F
SocializationintoPractice
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Chapter6.NursingasaRegulatedPractice:LegalIssuesChapter
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7.Ethics: BasicConcepts forProfessionalNursingPractice
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Chapter8.Conceptual and PhilosophicalFoundationsof
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ProfessionalNursingPractice
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Chapter9.NursingTheory: TheBasisforProfessionalNursing F
Chapter 10.The Science of Nursing and Evidence-Based Practice
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Chapter11.DevelopingNursingJudgmentThroughCriticalThinking
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Chapter12.CommunicationandCollaborationinProfessionalNursing
F F F
Chapter13.Nurses,Patients,andFamilies: CaringattheIntersectionofHealth,Illness,andCulture
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Chapter14.HealthCareintheUnitedStates
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Chapter15.PoliticalActivisminNursing: Communities,Organizations,Government
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Chapter16.NursingChallenge: ToContinuetoEvolve
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Chapter1.NursinginToday’sEvolvingHealthCareEnvironment MULTIPLE F
CHOICE
1. Whichofthefollowingcouldeventuallychangethehistoricalstatusofnursing as a F F
female-dominatedprofession?
F F F
a. Moremengraduatingfrombaccalaureate andhigherdegreeprograms F
b. Theproportion ofmeninnursing beginningtoincrease F F
c. Moremalegraduatesof basicnursingprogramsentering theworkplace F F
d. Salarycompensationincreasingtoattractmoremen
ANS: C b
Feedback
A Moremen graduatingfrom baccalaureate andhigher degreeprogramsisnotthebest
b
answerbecauseassociatedegreeprogramsproducethemostnewgraduates.
F F F F F F F F F F
B Thepercentageofmeninnursinghasincreased50%since2000. F F F F F F
C The moremenwho enterthe workplaceasnurses,theless nursing willbeseenasa
b F F F F
female-dominatedprofession.
F F
,D Salaryratesdonotappear to relatetotherecruitmentofmenintonursing. DIF: F F F
CognitiveLevel:ComprehensionREF:MCS:2
F F F F F F
2. Theracialandethniccompositionofthenursingprofessionwillchangetomore
accuratelyreflectthepopulationasawholewhen
F F F F F F F F
a. the increased numbers ofracialand ethnicminoritiesenrolled ineducational programs
b b
graduateandbegintopractice.
F F F F F
b. thenumberofAsiansorNativeHawaiian-PacificIslandersbeginstoincrease. F F F F F
c. the percentageofAfrican-American and Hispanicnursesdecreasesmorethanthe
b b
percentageofwhitenurses.
F F F F
d. thenonwhiteportionofthegeneralpopulationdecreases. F F
ANS: A b
Feedback
A Alargerpercentageofminoritiesareenrolledinnursingeducationalprogramsthan
previously.
F
B Asians andNative Hawaiian-PacificIslanders areoverrepresentedin nursing comparedto
b F b F b b F
theirpercentageofthegeneralpopulation.
F F F F F F
C Not only would the percentage of African-American and Hispanic nurses need to
F F F F F F F F F F F
increase, the percentage of white nurses would have to decrease in order to more
F F F F F F F F F F F F F F
accuratelyreflectthepopulationasawhole.
F F F F F F F
D The nonwhite portion of the general population is not likely to decrease. DIF:
F F F F F F F F F F F F
CognitiveLevel:ComprehensionREF:MCS:3
F F F F F F
3. Whichofthefollowingisacorrect statementaboutthe registered nurse(RN)population? F F F F
a. Theracial/ethniccompositionofRNscloselyresemblesthat ofthegeneral population. F F F
b. Thenumberofmenenteringnursinghasdecreasedsteadilyoverthelastdecade. F F F F F
c. TherateofagingofRNshasslowedforthefirsttimeinthepast30years. F F F F F F F
d. ThemajorityofemployedRNsworkingfulltimemustworkasecondposition. F F F F F
ANS: C b
Feedback
A The racial/ethniccompositionofRNsisincreasing,but doesnotapproximatetheir
b F b
percentageoftheoverallpopulation.
F F F F F
B Thenumberofmenenteringnursingisincreasing. F F
C The averageageofRNsinboth2004and2008was46.Thisis aresult of thenumbers ofRNs
b F F F F F F F F b F
under30intheworkforce.
F F F F
D According to2008data,only12%ofnurses workingfulltimehold second positions.DIF: b F F b F
CognitiveLevel:KnowledgeREF:MCS:3
F F F F F F
4. Despitethevarietyofworksettingsavailableto theRN,data from2008indicate that the F F F F F F b
primaryworksiteforRNsis
F F F F F
a. ambulatorycaresettings.
b. communityhealthsettings.
c. long-termcarefacilities.
d. acutecarehospitals.
ANS: D b
Feedback
AAmbulatory caresettings account forabout10.5%ofRNs placesofemployment.B Publichealth F F b F F F
and communityhealth settings account for 7.8% of employed RNs. CLong-term care facilities
F F F F F F F F F F F F
accountfor5.3%ofRNsplacesofemployment.
F F F F F F F F
DStatisticsshowthat62.2%ofRNsworkinacutecarehospitals. F F F
, DIF:CognitiveLevel:KnowledgeREF:MCS:5 F F F F
5. Whichofthefollowingbest describestrendsin nursing education? F F b
a. NumbersofRNs withbachelors andhigherdegrees areincreasing. F F F
b. NumbersofRNswithassociatedegreesaredecreasing. F F
c. Foreign-bornnursespracticing in theUnitedStates areseenaslessknowledgeable b F F b F
becauseoftheirlessereducationalpreparation.
F F F F F F
d. Numbers ofRNs withdiplomaeducationsareincreasing. F b F F
ANS: A b
Feedback
A Slightlyover50% ofRNseventuallyobtaintheirbachelors ofsciencein nursing (BSN)ora b F b b F F
highernursingdegree.
F F F
B The majorityofnurses in thiscountry get theirinitial nursing education in associate
b b
degreeinnursing(ADN)programs.
F F F F F
C Foreign-bornnurses practicing intheUnited Statesmaybeviewedaslessknowledgeableby b F b F F F
theirpeersbecauseoflanguageandculturaldifferences.
F F F F F F F F
D Thenumbersofdiploma-educated nurses aredeclining. b b
DIF:CognitiveLevel:KnowledgeREF:MCS:4
F F F F F F F
6. Oneimportantadvantageofclinicalladder programs forhospital-basedRNsisthatthey F F F F
a. allowcareeradvancement fornurseswho choose toremain atthebedside. F F b F
b. encouragenursestomoveintomanagementpositionsin which theycaninfluence patientcare b b F F
onabroaderscale.
F F F F
c. encourageRNs to become politicallyactiveandguidetheprofessionofnursing.
F b F F F
d. providetrainingtostaffnurses sothey canmoveseamlesslyacross departments. F F F F
ANS: A b
Feedback
A Clinicalladderprograms allownursestoadvanceprofessionallywhileremainingat the F b
bedside.
F
B Clinicalladderprograms are designed to keep proficient nursesatthebedside. b F F
C EncouragingRNs tobecomepolitically activeandguide theprofession ofnursing is not the b
goalofclinicalladderprograms.
F F F F F
D Clinicalladderprogramsarenotdesignedtofacilitatetransferbetweendepartments.
DIF:CognitiveLevel:ComprehensionREF:MCS:7
F F F F F F F
7. Whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect aboutcommunityhealthnursing(CHN)? F
a. PreventionandcommunityeducationarethecornerstonesofCHN. F F F F
b. Nursing care is rapidlymoving from the home settingtotheinstitutionalsetting.
b F F
c. High-techcaresuchas ventilatorsandtotalparenteralnutritioncannotbehandledinthe F
home. F
d. Assessment skillsareless importantinCHNbecause patientsare not acutelyill. b F F
ANS: A b
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Chapters
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,TESTBANKFOR F
ProfessionalNursing:Concepts&Challenges,10thEdition
By:BethBlackPhD,RN,FAAN(Author) F F
Chapter1.NursinginToday’sEvolvingHealthCare
Environment
F
Chapter 2.The History and Social Context of Nursing
F F F F F F F
Chapter3.Nursing’sPathwaytoProfessionalismChapter
F F F F F F
4.NursingEducationinanEvolving HealthCare
F F b
Environment
F
Chapter5.Becoming a ProfessionalNurse: DefiningNursingand b b FF F
SocializationintoPractice
F F F
Chapter6.NursingasaRegulatedPractice:LegalIssuesChapter
F F F F F F F F
7.Ethics: BasicConcepts forProfessionalNursingPractice
F FF b F
Chapter8.Conceptual and PhilosophicalFoundationsof
F b b
ProfessionalNursingPractice
F F F
Chapter9.NursingTheory: TheBasisforProfessionalNursing F
Chapter 10.The Science of Nursing and Evidence-Based Practice
F F F F F F F F
Chapter11.DevelopingNursingJudgmentThroughCriticalThinking
F F F F F F
Chapter12.CommunicationandCollaborationinProfessionalNursing
F F F
Chapter13.Nurses,Patients,andFamilies: CaringattheIntersectionofHealth,Illness,andCulture
F F F F F F
Chapter14.HealthCareintheUnitedStates
F F F F
Chapter15.PoliticalActivisminNursing: Communities,Organizations,Government
F F F F
Chapter16.NursingChallenge: ToContinuetoEvolve
F F F F
Chapter1.NursinginToday’sEvolvingHealthCareEnvironment MULTIPLE F
CHOICE
1. Whichofthefollowingcouldeventuallychangethehistoricalstatusofnursing as a F F
female-dominatedprofession?
F F F
a. Moremengraduatingfrombaccalaureate andhigherdegreeprograms F
b. Theproportion ofmeninnursing beginningtoincrease F F
c. Moremalegraduatesof basicnursingprogramsentering theworkplace F F
d. Salarycompensationincreasingtoattractmoremen
ANS: C b
Feedback
A Moremen graduatingfrom baccalaureate andhigher degreeprogramsisnotthebest
b
answerbecauseassociatedegreeprogramsproducethemostnewgraduates.
F F F F F F F F F F
B Thepercentageofmeninnursinghasincreased50%since2000. F F F F F F
C The moremenwho enterthe workplaceasnurses,theless nursing willbeseenasa
b F F F F
female-dominatedprofession.
F F
,D Salaryratesdonotappear to relatetotherecruitmentofmenintonursing. DIF: F F F
CognitiveLevel:ComprehensionREF:MCS:2
F F F F F F
2. Theracialandethniccompositionofthenursingprofessionwillchangetomore
accuratelyreflectthepopulationasawholewhen
F F F F F F F F
a. the increased numbers ofracialand ethnicminoritiesenrolled ineducational programs
b b
graduateandbegintopractice.
F F F F F
b. thenumberofAsiansorNativeHawaiian-PacificIslandersbeginstoincrease. F F F F F
c. the percentageofAfrican-American and Hispanicnursesdecreasesmorethanthe
b b
percentageofwhitenurses.
F F F F
d. thenonwhiteportionofthegeneralpopulationdecreases. F F
ANS: A b
Feedback
A Alargerpercentageofminoritiesareenrolledinnursingeducationalprogramsthan
previously.
F
B Asians andNative Hawaiian-PacificIslanders areoverrepresentedin nursing comparedto
b F b F b b F
theirpercentageofthegeneralpopulation.
F F F F F F
C Not only would the percentage of African-American and Hispanic nurses need to
F F F F F F F F F F F
increase, the percentage of white nurses would have to decrease in order to more
F F F F F F F F F F F F F F
accuratelyreflectthepopulationasawhole.
F F F F F F F
D The nonwhite portion of the general population is not likely to decrease. DIF:
F F F F F F F F F F F F
CognitiveLevel:ComprehensionREF:MCS:3
F F F F F F
3. Whichofthefollowingisacorrect statementaboutthe registered nurse(RN)population? F F F F
a. Theracial/ethniccompositionofRNscloselyresemblesthat ofthegeneral population. F F F
b. Thenumberofmenenteringnursinghasdecreasedsteadilyoverthelastdecade. F F F F F
c. TherateofagingofRNshasslowedforthefirsttimeinthepast30years. F F F F F F F
d. ThemajorityofemployedRNsworkingfulltimemustworkasecondposition. F F F F F
ANS: C b
Feedback
A The racial/ethniccompositionofRNsisincreasing,but doesnotapproximatetheir
b F b
percentageoftheoverallpopulation.
F F F F F
B Thenumberofmenenteringnursingisincreasing. F F
C The averageageofRNsinboth2004and2008was46.Thisis aresult of thenumbers ofRNs
b F F F F F F F F b F
under30intheworkforce.
F F F F
D According to2008data,only12%ofnurses workingfulltimehold second positions.DIF: b F F b F
CognitiveLevel:KnowledgeREF:MCS:3
F F F F F F
4. Despitethevarietyofworksettingsavailableto theRN,data from2008indicate that the F F F F F F b
primaryworksiteforRNsis
F F F F F
a. ambulatorycaresettings.
b. communityhealthsettings.
c. long-termcarefacilities.
d. acutecarehospitals.
ANS: D b
Feedback
AAmbulatory caresettings account forabout10.5%ofRNs placesofemployment.B Publichealth F F b F F F
and communityhealth settings account for 7.8% of employed RNs. CLong-term care facilities
F F F F F F F F F F F F
accountfor5.3%ofRNsplacesofemployment.
F F F F F F F F
DStatisticsshowthat62.2%ofRNsworkinacutecarehospitals. F F F
, DIF:CognitiveLevel:KnowledgeREF:MCS:5 F F F F
5. Whichofthefollowingbest describestrendsin nursing education? F F b
a. NumbersofRNs withbachelors andhigherdegrees areincreasing. F F F
b. NumbersofRNswithassociatedegreesaredecreasing. F F
c. Foreign-bornnursespracticing in theUnitedStates areseenaslessknowledgeable b F F b F
becauseoftheirlessereducationalpreparation.
F F F F F F
d. Numbers ofRNs withdiplomaeducationsareincreasing. F b F F
ANS: A b
Feedback
A Slightlyover50% ofRNseventuallyobtaintheirbachelors ofsciencein nursing (BSN)ora b F b b F F
highernursingdegree.
F F F
B The majorityofnurses in thiscountry get theirinitial nursing education in associate
b b
degreeinnursing(ADN)programs.
F F F F F
C Foreign-bornnurses practicing intheUnited Statesmaybeviewedaslessknowledgeableby b F b F F F
theirpeersbecauseoflanguageandculturaldifferences.
F F F F F F F F
D Thenumbersofdiploma-educated nurses aredeclining. b b
DIF:CognitiveLevel:KnowledgeREF:MCS:4
F F F F F F F
6. Oneimportantadvantageofclinicalladder programs forhospital-basedRNsisthatthey F F F F
a. allowcareeradvancement fornurseswho choose toremain atthebedside. F F b F
b. encouragenursestomoveintomanagementpositionsin which theycaninfluence patientcare b b F F
onabroaderscale.
F F F F
c. encourageRNs to become politicallyactiveandguidetheprofessionofnursing.
F b F F F
d. providetrainingtostaffnurses sothey canmoveseamlesslyacross departments. F F F F
ANS: A b
Feedback
A Clinicalladderprograms allownursestoadvanceprofessionallywhileremainingat the F b
bedside.
F
B Clinicalladderprograms are designed to keep proficient nursesatthebedside. b F F
C EncouragingRNs tobecomepolitically activeandguide theprofession ofnursing is not the b
goalofclinicalladderprograms.
F F F F F
D Clinicalladderprogramsarenotdesignedtofacilitatetransferbetweendepartments.
DIF:CognitiveLevel:ComprehensionREF:MCS:7
F F F F F F F
7. Whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect aboutcommunityhealthnursing(CHN)? F
a. PreventionandcommunityeducationarethecornerstonesofCHN. F F F F
b. Nursing care is rapidlymoving from the home settingtotheinstitutionalsetting.
b F F
c. High-techcaresuchas ventilatorsandtotalparenteralnutritioncannotbehandledinthe F
home. F
d. Assessment skillsareless importantinCHNbecause patientsare not acutelyill. b F F
ANS: A b