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Professionalism ✔Correct answer-Nurses learn professionalism over the course of years of
engagement with comprehensive educational programs, competent role models, and field
experience
First step in trust ✔Correct answer-be present and engaged in a professional manner
Professional Dress ✔Correct answer-hair pulled back, short nails, no fake nails, no dangling
earrings, clean shoes, NON WRINKLED uniform, badge, no perfume, no offensive tattoos
Professional Demeanor ✔Correct answer-positive hopeful attitude, avoid personal calls at work,
avoid loud talking, being calm, maintains professional boundaries, maintains confidentiality of
patient information, holds strong work ethics, doesn't complain, bully or gossip
Electronic Media Use ✔Correct answer-no cell phones for documentation; not sharing patient
information over social media
Nurse's commitment to behaving professionally ✔Correct answer-looking and acting like a
professional, acting autonomously, demonstrating commitment to nursing
autonomously ✔Correct answer-
Formation ✔Correct answer-process that facilitates transformation from layperson to professional
nurse
Continuing education ✔Correct answer-RN must earn 30 hours of continuing education every 2
years in order to renew license
Novice ✔Correct answer-student nurse, no judgment, no responsibilities
Advanced Beginner ✔Correct answer-first 1-2 years as an RN, all problems are equal, narrow
disjointed view, no big picture, decisions for standard situations
Competent ✔Correct answer-2-3 years as an RN, can solve new problems, conceptual
understanding, active decision making
Proficient ✔Correct answer-3-5 years as an RN, big picture, systems thinking, address important
aspects, ignore irrelevant , deep understanding of rules theories and alternatives
Expert ✔Correct answer-5-10 years as an RN, intuition, tacit knowledge, vision what is possible,
innovation
State boards of nursing ✔Correct answer-goal is to protect the public
Accountability ✔Correct answer-begins at enrollment of nursing program and continues
throughout practice. students are held to same standard as RN
Collaboration ✔Correct answer-essential skill in QSEN competency