NURS 4800 - Leadership Final Exam
4 fundamental responsibilities of nurses Correct
Answers - promote health
- prevent illness
- restore health
- alleviate suffering
accommodating Correct Answers allowing the
other party to satisfy their concerns while
neglecting your own
- People neglect their own needs, goals, and
concerns (unassertive) while trying to satisfy those
of others (cooperative).
advanced beginner Correct Answers from
graduation until year 2; demonstrates marginally
acceptable performance because of prior
experience in actual situations
- Skillful in parts of the practice area, requiring
occasional supportive cues
- Knowledge is developing
- Very step-by-step approach, need to develop a
plan
aggressive Correct Answers communication style
that involves standing up for oneself in such a
manner that the rights of the other person are
violated in the process; an attempt to humiliate or
"put down" the other person
,- Often try to dominate others, use humiliation to
control others, speak in a low, demanding, and
overbearing voice, do not listen well
ANA Correct Answers Who wrote the nursing code
of ethics?
assertive Correct Answers communication style
where individuals clearly state their opinions and
feelings and firmly advocate for their rights and
needs without violating the rights of others
- Value themselves, their time, and their needs
- Strong advocates for themselves while being very
respectful of the rights of others
assertiveness technique Correct Answers - I
understand you think...
- However, I feel...
- Therefore, I suggest...
- What do you think?
authentic leadership Correct Answers involves
leaders who are *deeply aware* of how they think
and behave and are perceived by others as being
aware of their own and others' values/moral
perspectives, knowledge, and strengths; aware of
the context in which they operate; and who are
*confident, hopeful, optimistic, resilient, and of
high moral character*.
- Being *self-aware* is extremely important
, autonomy Correct Answers involves the right to
self-determination, independence, and freedom;
refers to the right to *make one's own decisions*
- Nurses who follow this principle respect a client's
right to make decisions, even when those choices
don't seem to be in the client's best interest.
- Also involves *informed consent*
avoiding Correct Answers not paying attention to
the conflict and not taking any action to resolve it;
not confronting conflict
- Withdrawing; very unassertive and
uncooperative, because people who do this neither
pursue their own needs, goals, or concerns
immediately nor assist others to pursue theirs.
behavior Correct Answers what a person
says/does; statements of this are made based on
what is actually observed or heard
behaviors, judgments Correct Answers Give
statements with feedback using ________________,
not ___________________.
beneficence Correct Answers means *doing
good*; nurses should implement actions that
benefit clients and their support persons
4 fundamental responsibilities of nurses Correct
Answers - promote health
- prevent illness
- restore health
- alleviate suffering
accommodating Correct Answers allowing the
other party to satisfy their concerns while
neglecting your own
- People neglect their own needs, goals, and
concerns (unassertive) while trying to satisfy those
of others (cooperative).
advanced beginner Correct Answers from
graduation until year 2; demonstrates marginally
acceptable performance because of prior
experience in actual situations
- Skillful in parts of the practice area, requiring
occasional supportive cues
- Knowledge is developing
- Very step-by-step approach, need to develop a
plan
aggressive Correct Answers communication style
that involves standing up for oneself in such a
manner that the rights of the other person are
violated in the process; an attempt to humiliate or
"put down" the other person
,- Often try to dominate others, use humiliation to
control others, speak in a low, demanding, and
overbearing voice, do not listen well
ANA Correct Answers Who wrote the nursing code
of ethics?
assertive Correct Answers communication style
where individuals clearly state their opinions and
feelings and firmly advocate for their rights and
needs without violating the rights of others
- Value themselves, their time, and their needs
- Strong advocates for themselves while being very
respectful of the rights of others
assertiveness technique Correct Answers - I
understand you think...
- However, I feel...
- Therefore, I suggest...
- What do you think?
authentic leadership Correct Answers involves
leaders who are *deeply aware* of how they think
and behave and are perceived by others as being
aware of their own and others' values/moral
perspectives, knowledge, and strengths; aware of
the context in which they operate; and who are
*confident, hopeful, optimistic, resilient, and of
high moral character*.
- Being *self-aware* is extremely important
, autonomy Correct Answers involves the right to
self-determination, independence, and freedom;
refers to the right to *make one's own decisions*
- Nurses who follow this principle respect a client's
right to make decisions, even when those choices
don't seem to be in the client's best interest.
- Also involves *informed consent*
avoiding Correct Answers not paying attention to
the conflict and not taking any action to resolve it;
not confronting conflict
- Withdrawing; very unassertive and
uncooperative, because people who do this neither
pursue their own needs, goals, or concerns
immediately nor assist others to pursue theirs.
behavior Correct Answers what a person
says/does; statements of this are made based on
what is actually observed or heard
behaviors, judgments Correct Answers Give
statements with feedback using ________________,
not ___________________.
beneficence Correct Answers means *doing
good*; nurses should implement actions that
benefit clients and their support persons
