N138 midterm Exam Questions And
Answers.
What is Return to School Syndrome and who established it? -
Correct answer It was established by Dr. Donea Shane and helps
RN-BSN students, but also applies to second-degree ABSN
students.
What are the three stages of Return to School Syndrome? -
Correct answer Honeymoon, Conflict, Reintegration.
What happens in the Honeymoon stage of Return to School
Syndrome? - Correct answer Students feel positive about returning
to school with a sense of satisfaction and optimism.
What happens in the Conflict stage of Return to School
Syndrome? - Correct answer Students feel inadequate to meet
new professional demands.
What is the Reintegration stage in Return to School Syndrome? -
Correct answer It has multiple phases, starting with hostility and
potentially leading to positive resolution or maladaptation.
What is positive resolution in the Reintegration stage? - Correct
answer Students integrate their old work culture with the new
culture of nursing, also known as biculturalism.
What is maladaptation in the Reintegration stage? - Correct
answer Students resist positive change, show false acceptance,
or display chronic hostility.
, What is Bridge's Model of Transition? - Correct answer Developed
by William and Susan Bridges, it focuses on internal transition,
not just external change.
What are the three stages of Bridge's Model of Transition? -
Correct answer Ending, losing, and letting go; The Neutral Zone;
The New Beginning.
What happens in the Ending, Losing, and Letting Go stage of
Bridge's Model of Transition? - Correct answer Emotional
resistance, fear, and a sense of loss.
What happens in The Neutral Zone stage of Bridge's Model of
Transition? - Correct answer Confusion, uncertainty, anxiety at the
beginning; creativity, innovation, and excitement at the end.
What happens in The New Beginning stage of Bridge's Model of
Transition? - Correct answer Acceptance, energy, and
commitment.
What was Florence Nightingale's stance on British colonialism? -
Correct answer She supported British colonialism and believed the
death of indigenous people was due to their habits.
What theory of disease did Florence Nightingale support? -
Correct answer The miasma theory, which stated that disease was
caused by bad smells and filth.
Who was Mary Seacole? - Correct answer A black nurse who
worked alongside Florence Nightingale in Crimea but did not
receive the same recognition.
Who was Edith Monture? - Correct answer The first Indigenous
nurse in Canada and a pioneer in maternal and Indigenous
health.
Answers.
What is Return to School Syndrome and who established it? -
Correct answer It was established by Dr. Donea Shane and helps
RN-BSN students, but also applies to second-degree ABSN
students.
What are the three stages of Return to School Syndrome? -
Correct answer Honeymoon, Conflict, Reintegration.
What happens in the Honeymoon stage of Return to School
Syndrome? - Correct answer Students feel positive about returning
to school with a sense of satisfaction and optimism.
What happens in the Conflict stage of Return to School
Syndrome? - Correct answer Students feel inadequate to meet
new professional demands.
What is the Reintegration stage in Return to School Syndrome? -
Correct answer It has multiple phases, starting with hostility and
potentially leading to positive resolution or maladaptation.
What is positive resolution in the Reintegration stage? - Correct
answer Students integrate their old work culture with the new
culture of nursing, also known as biculturalism.
What is maladaptation in the Reintegration stage? - Correct
answer Students resist positive change, show false acceptance,
or display chronic hostility.
, What is Bridge's Model of Transition? - Correct answer Developed
by William and Susan Bridges, it focuses on internal transition,
not just external change.
What are the three stages of Bridge's Model of Transition? -
Correct answer Ending, losing, and letting go; The Neutral Zone;
The New Beginning.
What happens in the Ending, Losing, and Letting Go stage of
Bridge's Model of Transition? - Correct answer Emotional
resistance, fear, and a sense of loss.
What happens in The Neutral Zone stage of Bridge's Model of
Transition? - Correct answer Confusion, uncertainty, anxiety at the
beginning; creativity, innovation, and excitement at the end.
What happens in The New Beginning stage of Bridge's Model of
Transition? - Correct answer Acceptance, energy, and
commitment.
What was Florence Nightingale's stance on British colonialism? -
Correct answer She supported British colonialism and believed the
death of indigenous people was due to their habits.
What theory of disease did Florence Nightingale support? -
Correct answer The miasma theory, which stated that disease was
caused by bad smells and filth.
Who was Mary Seacole? - Correct answer A black nurse who
worked alongside Florence Nightingale in Crimea but did not
receive the same recognition.
Who was Edith Monture? - Correct answer The first Indigenous
nurse in Canada and a pioneer in maternal and Indigenous
health.
