FUNDAMENTALS 2 NR226 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTION
Sources of law for nursing
Statutory law (nurse practice act)
Regulatory law (administrative law)
Common law (judicial decisions)
Concepts of a critical thinker
Truth seeking
Open-mindedness
Analytic approach
Systematic approach
Self-confidence
Inquisitiveness
Maturity
Analytic Approach to critical thinking
Analyze potentially problematic situations; anticipate possible results or consequences;
value reason; use evidence-based knowledge.
Systematic approach to critical thinking
Be organized, focused; work hard in any inquiry.
Levels of critical thinking
Basic, Complex, Commitment
Steps of a scientific method in order
1. identify the problem
2. collect data
3. formulate a question or a hypothesis
4. test the question or hypothesis
5. evaluate results of the test or study
TEEAMS approach
Time
Empowerment
Enthusiasm
Appreciation
Management
Support
Transformational Leadership
Leadership style that focuses on change and innovation through effective
communication and team building
Five model components for Magnet Recognition
Transformational leadership
Structural empowerment
Exemplary professional practice
, New knowledge, innovation, and improvement
Empirical
case management
a collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitating, and advocating for options
and services to meet an individuals health needs
Often, the case manager is an _____________ who helps improve patient
outcomes via specific interventions
Advanced practice nurse APN
A travel nurse has taken an assignment at a health care facility where nurses
assume responsibility for a caseload of patients over a period of time. This type
of nursing exemplifies
primary nursingi
Decentralized management
Decision making is moved down to the level of the staff; managers and staff are more
actively involved.
Nurse manager supports staff through..
-Establishing nursing practice through problem-solving committees or professional
shared governance councils
-Interprofessional collaboration among nurses and health care providers
-Inter-professional rounding
-Staff communication
-Staff education
leadership skills for nursing students
clinical care coordination, team communication, delegation, knowledge building
Priority setting skills for nursing students
High priority: Immediate threat to patient survival or safety
Intermediate priority: nonemergent, non-life threatening
Low priority: actual or potential problems may or may not be directly related to patients
illness or disease
What is included in organizational skills for nursing students?
Do the right things
Do things right
Inform and prepare patient
Clean and organize work area
Keep patients needs at the center of attention
Delegation
Transfer responsibility while remaining accountable for outcomes
5 rights of delegation
Right task
Right circumstance
Right person
Right direction
Right supervision
Steps to effective delegation
-Assess the knowledge and skills of the delegatee.
-Match tasks to the delegatee's skills.
COMPLETE SOLUTION
Sources of law for nursing
Statutory law (nurse practice act)
Regulatory law (administrative law)
Common law (judicial decisions)
Concepts of a critical thinker
Truth seeking
Open-mindedness
Analytic approach
Systematic approach
Self-confidence
Inquisitiveness
Maturity
Analytic Approach to critical thinking
Analyze potentially problematic situations; anticipate possible results or consequences;
value reason; use evidence-based knowledge.
Systematic approach to critical thinking
Be organized, focused; work hard in any inquiry.
Levels of critical thinking
Basic, Complex, Commitment
Steps of a scientific method in order
1. identify the problem
2. collect data
3. formulate a question or a hypothesis
4. test the question or hypothesis
5. evaluate results of the test or study
TEEAMS approach
Time
Empowerment
Enthusiasm
Appreciation
Management
Support
Transformational Leadership
Leadership style that focuses on change and innovation through effective
communication and team building
Five model components for Magnet Recognition
Transformational leadership
Structural empowerment
Exemplary professional practice
, New knowledge, innovation, and improvement
Empirical
case management
a collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitating, and advocating for options
and services to meet an individuals health needs
Often, the case manager is an _____________ who helps improve patient
outcomes via specific interventions
Advanced practice nurse APN
A travel nurse has taken an assignment at a health care facility where nurses
assume responsibility for a caseload of patients over a period of time. This type
of nursing exemplifies
primary nursingi
Decentralized management
Decision making is moved down to the level of the staff; managers and staff are more
actively involved.
Nurse manager supports staff through..
-Establishing nursing practice through problem-solving committees or professional
shared governance councils
-Interprofessional collaboration among nurses and health care providers
-Inter-professional rounding
-Staff communication
-Staff education
leadership skills for nursing students
clinical care coordination, team communication, delegation, knowledge building
Priority setting skills for nursing students
High priority: Immediate threat to patient survival or safety
Intermediate priority: nonemergent, non-life threatening
Low priority: actual or potential problems may or may not be directly related to patients
illness or disease
What is included in organizational skills for nursing students?
Do the right things
Do things right
Inform and prepare patient
Clean and organize work area
Keep patients needs at the center of attention
Delegation
Transfer responsibility while remaining accountable for outcomes
5 rights of delegation
Right task
Right circumstance
Right person
Right direction
Right supervision
Steps to effective delegation
-Assess the knowledge and skills of the delegatee.
-Match tasks to the delegatee's skills.
