Nursing 1110 - Exam 1 Blueprint UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
NMNEC Concept Categories Health & Illness
Professional Nursing
- Professional attributes
- Care competencies
- Care delivery
Participant Attributes
- Health care participant
- Diversity
Professional Identity - Scope Autonomy
Knowledge
Competence
Professionhood
Accountability
Advocacy
Collaborative Practice
Commitment
Professional Identity - Attributes Doing (Action)
Being (Idea of being a RN)
Acting Ethically (Morality/doing the right thing)
Flourishing (growth & personal development)
Changing Identities (changing ID as you develop)
, More attributes - Professional Identity Education
Clinical Judgment
Ethics
Comportment (conduct/behavior)
Therapeutic Communication
Accountability
Leadership
Respect
Self-awareness
Roles of Professional Nurse Teach/Educate
Advocate
Assess
Manage Care
Collaborate
Team leader
Autonomy/Accountability
Caregiver
Communicator
Actions to promote professional image Patient interaction - first impressions
Interaction with public - educate public on role nurses play/what it takes to
become a nurse
Public speaking/community activity - speak about the role of nursing
Participation in political activities - politics effecting healthcare (local, state,
national) - get to know elected officials and educate about role of nursing.
Benner's 5 Levels of Proficiency 1. Novice: beginner with no prior experience
2. Advanced beginner: nurse with some experience - still benefits from mentor
3. Competent: 2-3 years clinical experience - knowledge of care for specialized
patient group
4. Proficient: more than 2-3 years experience - able to see big picture and draw
conclusions based on prior experience - focus on care management than
providing care/performing skills
5. Expert: diverse experience (preceptor for other nurses) - can assess situations
from multiple levels
CORRECT Answers
NMNEC Concept Categories Health & Illness
Professional Nursing
- Professional attributes
- Care competencies
- Care delivery
Participant Attributes
- Health care participant
- Diversity
Professional Identity - Scope Autonomy
Knowledge
Competence
Professionhood
Accountability
Advocacy
Collaborative Practice
Commitment
Professional Identity - Attributes Doing (Action)
Being (Idea of being a RN)
Acting Ethically (Morality/doing the right thing)
Flourishing (growth & personal development)
Changing Identities (changing ID as you develop)
, More attributes - Professional Identity Education
Clinical Judgment
Ethics
Comportment (conduct/behavior)
Therapeutic Communication
Accountability
Leadership
Respect
Self-awareness
Roles of Professional Nurse Teach/Educate
Advocate
Assess
Manage Care
Collaborate
Team leader
Autonomy/Accountability
Caregiver
Communicator
Actions to promote professional image Patient interaction - first impressions
Interaction with public - educate public on role nurses play/what it takes to
become a nurse
Public speaking/community activity - speak about the role of nursing
Participation in political activities - politics effecting healthcare (local, state,
national) - get to know elected officials and educate about role of nursing.
Benner's 5 Levels of Proficiency 1. Novice: beginner with no prior experience
2. Advanced beginner: nurse with some experience - still benefits from mentor
3. Competent: 2-3 years clinical experience - knowledge of care for specialized
patient group
4. Proficient: more than 2-3 years experience - able to see big picture and draw
conclusions based on prior experience - focus on care management than
providing care/performing skills
5. Expert: diverse experience (preceptor for other nurses) - can assess situations
from multiple levels
