NSG 6006 pre-specialty health policy/theory/APN
roles(Correctly solved)
Advanced practice nursing is the patient-focused application of an expanded range of
competencies to improve health outcomes for patients and populations within a specialized
clinical area of the larger discipline of nursing" correct answersHamric's definition of advanced
practice nursing
What is the central competency of any advanced practice nursing regardless of role? correct
answersdirect clinical practice
___________________________ and ___________________________ have distinct definitions
and cannot be seen as interchangeable. correct answersAdvanced practice nursing/advanced
nursing practice
The term ____________________________ is characterized by the integration an application of
a broad range of theoretical and evidence-based knowledge that occurs as part of graduate
nursing education correct answersAdvanced nursing practice
Who started the first nurse practitioner program in 1965 at the University of Colorado? correct
answersHenry Silver and Loretta Ford
What has influenced the history of advanced practice nursing? correct answersSocietal forces
including wars, the economic climate, and health care policy
The APN movement consists of? correct answersSociety
War
Economicclimate
Healthcare Policy
What is the oldest recognized role of the APN? correct answersCRNA
What are the 4 recognized roles of the APN? correct answersNP
CRNA
CNS
CNM
List the core competencies of practice. correct answersDirect care, guidance & coaching,
consultation, evidence-based practice, leadership, collaboration, and ethical-decision making
The consensus model for the APN regulation addresses what 4 areas? correct answersSpecialty
areas
Roles and titles
Population Foci
Preparation for APN roles
, Which group of nurse specialist was the first to receive direct reimbursement for services
rendered? correct answersCRNA
scope of practice correct answers- Describes practice limits and sets parameters within which
nurses in various APRN specialties may practice- Differs from state to state; based on state
statues promulgated by various state nurse practice acts and rules and regulations for APRN
practice
Scope of practice correct answersMust practice and be certified in the specific specialty Graduate
education
ANA definition of scope of practice correct answers"The description of the who, what, where,
when, why, and how of nursing practice"
Nursing scope of practice acts are most closely tied to the ______________________ of practice
correct answersstate
The Novice to Expert Theory is described by correct answersThe Dreyfus Model
Calkin's Model of Advanced Nursing Practice correct answersdeveloped the model to help nurse
administrators differentiate advanced practice nursing from other levels of clinical practice in
personnel policies, and proposed that this could be accomplished by matching patient responses
to health problems with the skill and knowledge levels of nursing personnel; three curves were
overlaid on a normal distribution chart. Calkin depicted the skills and knowledge of novices,
experts by experience, and APNs in relation to knowledge required to care for patients whose
responses to health care problems (i.e., health care needs) ranged from simple and common to
complex and complicated
unclear expectations, diffuse responsibilities, uncertainties about sub-roles Role ambiguity
correct answersrole ambiguity
incompatibility between skills and abilities, personal values, self concept, and obligations correct
answersrole incongruity
when role expectations are perceived to be mutually exclusive or contradictory correct
answersrole conflict
Perceived economic threat of competition, lack of experience working together, and historical
hierarchy correct answersinterprofessional role conflicts
a dynamic process of change over time as new roles are acquired correct answersrole transition
a situation of increased role; performance demand correct answersrole stress
master or doctoral prepared registered nurses who practice as full time or adjunct faculty in
college/universities, hospital based educational residency programs, and/or health care facilities.
roles(Correctly solved)
Advanced practice nursing is the patient-focused application of an expanded range of
competencies to improve health outcomes for patients and populations within a specialized
clinical area of the larger discipline of nursing" correct answersHamric's definition of advanced
practice nursing
What is the central competency of any advanced practice nursing regardless of role? correct
answersdirect clinical practice
___________________________ and ___________________________ have distinct definitions
and cannot be seen as interchangeable. correct answersAdvanced practice nursing/advanced
nursing practice
The term ____________________________ is characterized by the integration an application of
a broad range of theoretical and evidence-based knowledge that occurs as part of graduate
nursing education correct answersAdvanced nursing practice
Who started the first nurse practitioner program in 1965 at the University of Colorado? correct
answersHenry Silver and Loretta Ford
What has influenced the history of advanced practice nursing? correct answersSocietal forces
including wars, the economic climate, and health care policy
The APN movement consists of? correct answersSociety
War
Economicclimate
Healthcare Policy
What is the oldest recognized role of the APN? correct answersCRNA
What are the 4 recognized roles of the APN? correct answersNP
CRNA
CNS
CNM
List the core competencies of practice. correct answersDirect care, guidance & coaching,
consultation, evidence-based practice, leadership, collaboration, and ethical-decision making
The consensus model for the APN regulation addresses what 4 areas? correct answersSpecialty
areas
Roles and titles
Population Foci
Preparation for APN roles
, Which group of nurse specialist was the first to receive direct reimbursement for services
rendered? correct answersCRNA
scope of practice correct answers- Describes practice limits and sets parameters within which
nurses in various APRN specialties may practice- Differs from state to state; based on state
statues promulgated by various state nurse practice acts and rules and regulations for APRN
practice
Scope of practice correct answersMust practice and be certified in the specific specialty Graduate
education
ANA definition of scope of practice correct answers"The description of the who, what, where,
when, why, and how of nursing practice"
Nursing scope of practice acts are most closely tied to the ______________________ of practice
correct answersstate
The Novice to Expert Theory is described by correct answersThe Dreyfus Model
Calkin's Model of Advanced Nursing Practice correct answersdeveloped the model to help nurse
administrators differentiate advanced practice nursing from other levels of clinical practice in
personnel policies, and proposed that this could be accomplished by matching patient responses
to health problems with the skill and knowledge levels of nursing personnel; three curves were
overlaid on a normal distribution chart. Calkin depicted the skills and knowledge of novices,
experts by experience, and APNs in relation to knowledge required to care for patients whose
responses to health care problems (i.e., health care needs) ranged from simple and common to
complex and complicated
unclear expectations, diffuse responsibilities, uncertainties about sub-roles Role ambiguity
correct answersrole ambiguity
incompatibility between skills and abilities, personal values, self concept, and obligations correct
answersrole incongruity
when role expectations are perceived to be mutually exclusive or contradictory correct
answersrole conflict
Perceived economic threat of competition, lack of experience working together, and historical
hierarchy correct answersinterprofessional role conflicts
a dynamic process of change over time as new roles are acquired correct answersrole transition
a situation of increased role; performance demand correct answersrole stress
master or doctoral prepared registered nurses who practice as full time or adjunct faculty in
college/universities, hospital based educational residency programs, and/or health care facilities.
