NUR 100
Which health-care setting would the registered nurse (RN) recommend for a client who
needs further inpatient therapy after sustaining a stroke?
1.
Nursing home
2.
Rehabilitation center
3.
Assisted living center
4.
Ambulatory care center
2. rehab center
A nurse visits a high school to give a presentation on HIV prevention. In what role is this
nurse acting?
1.
Direct care provider
2.
Communicator
3.
Client advocate
4.
Leader
2. Communicator
Which nurse would fall into Benner's stage of being an expert nurse?
1.
A nurse who reviews laboratory results and notices a client has an elevated potassium
level
2.
A nurse who assesses a client and believes that something is not right and notifies the
, health-care provider
3.
A nurse who manages the care of four complex clients, but becomes upset when making
an incorrect clinical decision
4.
A nurse who asks for a multidisciplinary client care conference to coordinate services and
determine needs due to an ability to see the big picture of the client's needs
2.
A nurse who assesses a client and believes that something is not right and notifies the
health-care provider
Which nursing degrees are research-focused? Select all that apply.
1.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
2.
Doctor of Nursing Science (DSN/DNSc)
3.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
4.
Doctor of Public Health (DPH)
5.
Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
6.
Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing (BSN)
2.
Doctor of Nursing Science (DSN/DNSc)
3.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
. A registered nurse (RN) is interviewing for a new staff position at a hospital and asks
about staffing and client assignments. The interviewer explains nurses work in a functional
nursing role. Which statement best explains this approach?
Which health-care setting would the registered nurse (RN) recommend for a client who
needs further inpatient therapy after sustaining a stroke?
1.
Nursing home
2.
Rehabilitation center
3.
Assisted living center
4.
Ambulatory care center
2. rehab center
A nurse visits a high school to give a presentation on HIV prevention. In what role is this
nurse acting?
1.
Direct care provider
2.
Communicator
3.
Client advocate
4.
Leader
2. Communicator
Which nurse would fall into Benner's stage of being an expert nurse?
1.
A nurse who reviews laboratory results and notices a client has an elevated potassium
level
2.
A nurse who assesses a client and believes that something is not right and notifies the
, health-care provider
3.
A nurse who manages the care of four complex clients, but becomes upset when making
an incorrect clinical decision
4.
A nurse who asks for a multidisciplinary client care conference to coordinate services and
determine needs due to an ability to see the big picture of the client's needs
2.
A nurse who assesses a client and believes that something is not right and notifies the
health-care provider
Which nursing degrees are research-focused? Select all that apply.
1.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
2.
Doctor of Nursing Science (DSN/DNSc)
3.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
4.
Doctor of Public Health (DPH)
5.
Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
6.
Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing (BSN)
2.
Doctor of Nursing Science (DSN/DNSc)
3.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
. A registered nurse (RN) is interviewing for a new staff position at a hospital and asks
about staffing and client assignments. The interviewer explains nurses work in a functional
nursing role. Which statement best explains this approach?
