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Nursing Today: Transitions and Trends, 11th Edition, Complete Test Bank (Chapters 1-26)

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This document is the complete test bank for Nursing Today: Transitions and Trends, 11th Edition, by JoAnn Zerwekh and Ashley Zerwekh Garneau. It assesses a student's understanding of the professional, legal, ethical, and organizational landscape of contemporary nursing practice. Key areas of focus include navigating the Role Transition from student to professional nurse, NCLEX-RN preparation, leadership and management skills, delegation, conflict management, and employment considerations. It also provides questions on the theoretical and contextual elements of nursing, such as Nursing Theories, the Health Care Delivery System, Political Action in Nursing, Ethical and Legal Issues, Nursing Informatics, and Evidence-Based Practice

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TEST BANK - Nursing Today: Transition and Trends, 11th
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Edition (Zerwekh) II




Chapters 1 - 26 | All Chapters
II II II II II II

, TestIIBankII-IINursingIIToday:IITransitionIIandIITrends,II11thIIEditionII




TABLE OF CONTENTS II II

,Chapter 01: Role Transitions
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MULTIPLEIICHOICE

1. AIIgraduateIInurseIIhasIIbeenIIhiredIIasIIaIInurseIIatIIaIIlocalIIhospital.IITheIInewIInurseIIisIIi
nItheII.IIhoneymoonIIphaseIIofIIroleIItransitionIIwhenIImakingIIwhichIIofIItheIIfollowingIIsta
tements?I I a.II“IIIamIIsoIInervousIIaboutIIbeingIIonIImyIIownIIasIIaIInurse.”
b. “ThisIIwillIIbeIIaIIgreatIIlearningIIexperience.” .

c. “IIIcan’tIIwaitIItoIIhaveIIaIIsteadyIIpaycheck.”
d. “ThisIIjobIIisIIperfect.II IIIcanIIfinallyIIdoIIthingsIImyIIownIIway.”


ANSWER:IID .
TheIIhoneymoonIIphaseIIisIIwhenIItheIIstudentIInurseIIseesIItheIIworldIIofIInursingIIasIIquiteIIrosy
.IIOften,IItheIInewIIgraduateIIisIIfascinatedIIwithIItheIIthrillIIofIIarrivingIIinIItheIIprofession.IIReali
tyIshockIIoccursIIwhenIIoneIImovesIIintoIItheIIworkforceIIafterIIseveralIIyearsIIofIIeducationalIIpr
eparation.IIRecoveryIIandIIresolutionIIoccurIIwhenIItheIIgraduateIInurseIIisIIableIItoIIlaughIIatII.IIe
ncounteredIIsituations.IIDuringIIthisIItime,IItensionIIdecreases,IIperceptionIIincreases,IIandIItheI
nurseIIisIIableIItoIIgrowIIasIIaIIperson.
.
PTS:II1 DIF:IICognitiveIILevel:IIApplication/Applying
REF:IITableII1.1 OBJ:IIIdentifyIItheIIcharacteristicsIIofIIrealityIIshock.
TOP:IIRealityIIshock MSC:IINCLEX®:IISafeIIandIIeffectiveIIcareIIenvironment
.

2. WhichIIofIItheIIfollowingIIactionsIIbyIItheIIgraduateIInurseIIisIIanIIinappropriateIImethodolog
yItoI I recoverIIfromIIrealityIIshock?
a. Networking .
b. ObtainingIIaIImentor
c. ReturningIItoIIschool
d. JoiningIIaIIsupportIIgroup
.
ANSWER:IIC
TheIItransitionIIperiodIIisIIsuccessfullyIImanagedIIwhenIItheIIgraduateIIisIIableIItoIIevaluateIItheII
workI I situationIIobjectivelyIIandIIpredictIIeffectivelyIItheIIactionsIIandIIreactionsIIofIIotherIIstaff.
Nurturing
theIIabilityIItoIIseeIIhumorIIinIIaIIsituationIImayIIbeIIaIIfirstIIstep.IIReturningIItoIIschoolIIisIIaIIpositiv
eIstepII.IIafterIItheIIgraduateIIhasIIworkedIIthroughIIroleIItransition,IIhasIIsomeIIclinicalIIexperienc
e,IandIIisIIreadyIItoIIfocusIIonIIaIInewIIcareerIIobjective.IINetworking,IIobtainingIIaIImentor,IIandIIj
oiningIIaIIsupportIIgroupIIwouldIIgiveIItheIIgraduateIInurseIIanIIopportunityIItoIItalkIItoIIothersIIex
periencingIItheI I .

, stressIIassociatedIIwithIIrealityIIshock.IITheIInurseIIwouldIIbenefitIIfromII“talkingIIthrough”IIissue
sIandIIlearningIIhowIItoIIcope.

PTS:II1 DIF:IICognitiveIILevel:IIApplication/ApplyingII.
REF:IIp.II9
OBJ:IIDescribeIImethodsIItoIIpromoteIIaIIsuccessfulIItransitio
n.ITOP:IIRealityIIshock
MSC:IINCLEX®:IISafeIIandIIeffectiveIIcareIIenvironmentIINotIIapplicable
.

3. AIInurseIIisIItryingIItoIIavoidIIburnout.IIWhichIIofIItheIIfollowingIIactionsIIisIIaIIvalidIIwayIItoIIachie
veIthis?
a. RefusingIItoIIconstantlyIIworkIIextraIIshifts .
b. WithdrawingIIfromIIpeerIIsupportIIgroup
c. “GoingIInative”
d. ChangingIIjobsIIeveryII6IItoII12IImonthsII.

ANSWER:IIA
OneIIofIItheIIquickestIIwaysIItoIIexperienceIIburnoutIIisIItoII“overworkIItheIIovertime.”IISetIIpriorit
iesIIwithIIyourIImentalIIandIIphysicalIIhealthIIbeingIItheIIhighestIIpriority.IILearningIItoIIsayII“no”IIt
oIIextraIIshiftsIIisIIaIIpositiveIImeansIIofIIcopingIIofIIavoidingIIburnout.II“GoingIInative”IIisIItheIIter
mIIthatII.IIdescribesIIhowIIrecentIIgraduatesIIbeginIItoIIcopyIIandIIidentifyIItheIIrealityIIofIItheirIrole-
transitionIIexperienceIIbyIIrejectingIItheIIvaluesIIfromIInursingIIschoolIIandIIfunctioningIImoreIIli
keIIaIIteamIImemberIIatIItheirIIplaceIIofIIemployment.IIWithdrawingIIfromIIpeerIIsupportIIgroups,II
“goingIInative,”II.IIandIIchangingIIjobsIIeveryII6IItoII12IImonthsIIwouldIIincreaseIItheIIchanceIIofIIth
eIInurseIIexperiencing
burnout.IITheIInurseIIshouldIIinsteadIIfocusIIonIIhis/herIIpracticeIIandIIseekIIoutIIsupportIIfro
mIotherI I nurses.
.
PTS:II1 DIF:IICognitiveIILevel:IIApplication/Applying
REF:IIp.II7
OBJ:IIDescribeIImethodsIItoIIpromoteIIaIIsuccessfulIItransitio
n.ITOP:IIRealityIIshock
MSC:IINCLEX®:IISafeIIandIIeffectiveIIcareIIenvironmentIINotIIapplicableII.


4. WhichIIofIItheIIfollowingIIstatementsIIbyIItheIIgraduateIInurseIIshowsIIanIIunderstandingIIo
fIrealityI I shockIIasIIitIIappliesIItoIInursing?I I .
a. “RealityIIshockIIisIItheIIperiodIIwhenIIaIIpersonIImovesIIfromIIschoolIIintoIIthe


b. workforce.”“RealityIIshockIIisIItheIIrealizationIIthatIIpracticeIIandIIeducationIIareIInotIIth
eIsame.”
c. “RealityIIshockIIisIItheIIperiodIIfromIIgraduationIItoIIbecomingIIanIIexperiencedIInurse.”.
d. “RealityIIshockIIisIIaIItransitionIIphaseIIthatIInewIIgraduatesIIgoIIthroughIIbeforeIIchangin
gIjobs.”

ANSWER:IIA .

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