NRSG 257 Exam 2 Questions With Complete Solutions
________ is the most comprehensive and precise medical
terminology product in the world Correct Answer SNOMED
clinical terminology (SNOMED-CT)
_________ preserves the best elements of the present system in
clinical support Correct Answer consumer empowerment
__________ is chemical messaging from body to mind and back
again Correct Answer mind-body connectedness
"all that is required for incivility to prevail is...." Correct
Answer "...for good nurses to do nothing"
are ethical principles principles only for nurses? Correct
Answer no, these ethical principles can be applied to all of the
healthcare system, lawyers, law enforcement, etc.
are internet pharmacies reliable or unreliable? Correct Answer
can be both
are spirit and religion the same thing? Correct Answer no, but
many people access their spirituality through religion
are there different types of families/different ways of describing
families? Correct Answer yes, basically whomever the patient
identifies as their family should be considered their family
as a nurse, what is our responsibility in regards to use of the
internet for health information? Correct Answer -client
,teaching to find and evaluate web-based information such as
trusted websites
codes of conduct (agreed upon behaviors) and
collaboration/communiation are strategies for what? Correct
Answer strategies to promote civility, create a culture
unsupportive of incivility, bullying and lateral violence
consumer informatics is applied science using concepts from
what? Correct Answer -communication
-education
-behavioral science
-social networking
do most agencies have web sites? Correct Answer yes, but the
content may vary
do nurses encounter ambiguity in ethics/ethical dillemas?
Correct Answer yes, and tolerance for ambiguity in the world
of ethics is very important in nursing
do nurses only help patients with religious practices if they
practice the same religion? Correct Answer no, all nurses can
help someone practice their religious beliefs, even if you are not
in the same religion as them--you don't have to participate, but
you can still help your patient
does NANDA, NIC and NOC recognize family-centered care?
Correct Answer yes
,ethical problems/interactions help us to _____ Correct Answer
learn
ethical standards are a part of which two books by the ANA?
Correct Answer -ANA code of ethics for nurses
-ANA scope and standards (standard 7=the registered nurse
must practice ethically)
ethics is a branch of _____ and is also called ______ ________
Correct Answer ethics is a branch of *philosophy* and is also
called *moral philosophy*
FCC has roots in _______ Correct Answer maternal-child
nursing
goals and outcomes should be smart. what does this mean?
Correct Answer S: specific
M: measurable
A: agreed upon by all parties
R: realistic
T: time bound
has patient-centered care always been the norm? Correct
Answer no, used to be provider-centered
how can nurses avoid/combat compassion fatigue? Correct
Answer draw a line between feeling compassionate for the
person but being able to "shut it off" when you need to so you
can still do your job as a nurse effectively
, how does consumer empowerment improve healthcare?
Correct Answer by providing consumers with data such as cost
and quality of healthcare services, information for self-diagnosis
and referrals
how many dimensions of health are there? Correct Answer 7
how many interventions does NIC include? Correct Answer
542 interventions
how many outcomes does NOC include? Correct Answer 330
outcomes
how many provisions are in the code of ethics? Correct Answer
9
how were nursing outcomes looked at in the past? what is an
example of an OPSN? Correct Answer -outcomes were
looked at as negative effects
-EX: how many UTI's did people get---the lower the number,
nursing care was assumed to be better and vice versa
in caring for colleagues, there is zero tolerance for: Correct
Answer incivility, bullying and lateral violence
in provision 3, what is the difference between accountability and
responsibility? Correct Answer accountability is being held
legally responsible for your actions and other's (in the example
of delegation)
responsibility is the what you should do
________ is the most comprehensive and precise medical
terminology product in the world Correct Answer SNOMED
clinical terminology (SNOMED-CT)
_________ preserves the best elements of the present system in
clinical support Correct Answer consumer empowerment
__________ is chemical messaging from body to mind and back
again Correct Answer mind-body connectedness
"all that is required for incivility to prevail is...." Correct
Answer "...for good nurses to do nothing"
are ethical principles principles only for nurses? Correct
Answer no, these ethical principles can be applied to all of the
healthcare system, lawyers, law enforcement, etc.
are internet pharmacies reliable or unreliable? Correct Answer
can be both
are spirit and religion the same thing? Correct Answer no, but
many people access their spirituality through religion
are there different types of families/different ways of describing
families? Correct Answer yes, basically whomever the patient
identifies as their family should be considered their family
as a nurse, what is our responsibility in regards to use of the
internet for health information? Correct Answer -client
,teaching to find and evaluate web-based information such as
trusted websites
codes of conduct (agreed upon behaviors) and
collaboration/communiation are strategies for what? Correct
Answer strategies to promote civility, create a culture
unsupportive of incivility, bullying and lateral violence
consumer informatics is applied science using concepts from
what? Correct Answer -communication
-education
-behavioral science
-social networking
do most agencies have web sites? Correct Answer yes, but the
content may vary
do nurses encounter ambiguity in ethics/ethical dillemas?
Correct Answer yes, and tolerance for ambiguity in the world
of ethics is very important in nursing
do nurses only help patients with religious practices if they
practice the same religion? Correct Answer no, all nurses can
help someone practice their religious beliefs, even if you are not
in the same religion as them--you don't have to participate, but
you can still help your patient
does NANDA, NIC and NOC recognize family-centered care?
Correct Answer yes
,ethical problems/interactions help us to _____ Correct Answer
learn
ethical standards are a part of which two books by the ANA?
Correct Answer -ANA code of ethics for nurses
-ANA scope and standards (standard 7=the registered nurse
must practice ethically)
ethics is a branch of _____ and is also called ______ ________
Correct Answer ethics is a branch of *philosophy* and is also
called *moral philosophy*
FCC has roots in _______ Correct Answer maternal-child
nursing
goals and outcomes should be smart. what does this mean?
Correct Answer S: specific
M: measurable
A: agreed upon by all parties
R: realistic
T: time bound
has patient-centered care always been the norm? Correct
Answer no, used to be provider-centered
how can nurses avoid/combat compassion fatigue? Correct
Answer draw a line between feeling compassionate for the
person but being able to "shut it off" when you need to so you
can still do your job as a nurse effectively
, how does consumer empowerment improve healthcare?
Correct Answer by providing consumers with data such as cost
and quality of healthcare services, information for self-diagnosis
and referrals
how many dimensions of health are there? Correct Answer 7
how many interventions does NIC include? Correct Answer
542 interventions
how many outcomes does NOC include? Correct Answer 330
outcomes
how many provisions are in the code of ethics? Correct Answer
9
how were nursing outcomes looked at in the past? what is an
example of an OPSN? Correct Answer -outcomes were
looked at as negative effects
-EX: how many UTI's did people get---the lower the number,
nursing care was assumed to be better and vice versa
in caring for colleagues, there is zero tolerance for: Correct
Answer incivility, bullying and lateral violence
in provision 3, what is the difference between accountability and
responsibility? Correct Answer accountability is being held
legally responsible for your actions and other's (in the example
of delegation)
responsibility is the what you should do
