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AACN ACNPC –AG Certification Psi Proctored Actual
Exam American Association Of Critical Care
Nurses||Verified Exam!!! (AACN)AGACNP (Adult
Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner
Certification Test Just Released||Newest Exam!!!
Which things are not covered as physician services under
Medicare? - Answer-Regular physical exams, health
maintenance screenings, counseling for well patients
What is the purpose of case managers? - Answer-
Mobilize, monitor, and control resources that a patient
uses during a course of an illness while balancing quality
and cost
A process for evaluating the care of patients using
established standards of care to ensure quality - Answer-
Quality assurance
A tool for identifying prevention strategies to ensure safety
- Answer-Root cause analysis
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What is the purpose of RCA? - Answer-Build a culture of
safety
Unexpected occurrences involving death or serious
physical or psychological injury or risk thereof - Answer-
Sentinel event
Based on legal allowances in each state, according to and
delineated by individual state nurse practice acts -
Answer-Scope of practice
Encompasses required education, licensure and
certification to practice as a nurse practitioner - Answer-
Credentials
Establishes that a person is qualified to perform in a
particular professional role and is set forth by a
governmental agency - Answer-Licensure
Establishes that a person has met certain standards in a
particular profession which signify mastery of specialized
knowledge and skills - Answer-Certification
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Admitting privileges were given to NPs in 1983 by which
organization - Answer-The joint commission
Process by which an NP is granted permission to practice
in an inpatient setting - Answer-Privileges
Refers to interventions that are unlikely to produce any
significant benefit for the patient - Answer-Medical futility
A state indicating that a patient has received adequate
instruction or information regarding aspects of care to
make a prudent, persona choice regarding such treatment
- Answer-Informed consent
Danforth Amendment of 1991 states that - Answer-patient
can refuse care
Study of moral conduct and behavior which serves to
govern conduct, thereby protecting the rights of an
individual - Answer-ethics
The duty to do no harm - Answer-Nonmaleficience
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The right act is the one that produces the greatest good
for the greatest number - Answer-Utilitarianism
The duty to prevent harm and promote good - Answer-
Beneficence
The duty to be fair - Answer-Justice
The duty to be faithful - Answer-Fidelity
The duty to be truthful - Answer-Veracity
The duty to respect an individual's thoughts and actions -
Answer-Autonomy
At what grade level would health literature be written at -
Answer-6th-8th grade
Accreditation guidelines are laid out by - Answer-the joint
commission
AACN ACNPC –AG Certification Psi Proctored Actual
Exam American Association Of Critical Care
Nurses||Verified Exam!!! (AACN)AGACNP (Adult
Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner
Certification Test Just Released||Newest Exam!!!
Which things are not covered as physician services under
Medicare? - Answer-Regular physical exams, health
maintenance screenings, counseling for well patients
What is the purpose of case managers? - Answer-
Mobilize, monitor, and control resources that a patient
uses during a course of an illness while balancing quality
and cost
A process for evaluating the care of patients using
established standards of care to ensure quality - Answer-
Quality assurance
A tool for identifying prevention strategies to ensure safety
- Answer-Root cause analysis
,2|Page
What is the purpose of RCA? - Answer-Build a culture of
safety
Unexpected occurrences involving death or serious
physical or psychological injury or risk thereof - Answer-
Sentinel event
Based on legal allowances in each state, according to and
delineated by individual state nurse practice acts -
Answer-Scope of practice
Encompasses required education, licensure and
certification to practice as a nurse practitioner - Answer-
Credentials
Establishes that a person is qualified to perform in a
particular professional role and is set forth by a
governmental agency - Answer-Licensure
Establishes that a person has met certain standards in a
particular profession which signify mastery of specialized
knowledge and skills - Answer-Certification
,3|Page
Admitting privileges were given to NPs in 1983 by which
organization - Answer-The joint commission
Process by which an NP is granted permission to practice
in an inpatient setting - Answer-Privileges
Refers to interventions that are unlikely to produce any
significant benefit for the patient - Answer-Medical futility
A state indicating that a patient has received adequate
instruction or information regarding aspects of care to
make a prudent, persona choice regarding such treatment
- Answer-Informed consent
Danforth Amendment of 1991 states that - Answer-patient
can refuse care
Study of moral conduct and behavior which serves to
govern conduct, thereby protecting the rights of an
individual - Answer-ethics
The duty to do no harm - Answer-Nonmaleficience
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The right act is the one that produces the greatest good
for the greatest number - Answer-Utilitarianism
The duty to prevent harm and promote good - Answer-
Beneficence
The duty to be fair - Answer-Justice
The duty to be faithful - Answer-Fidelity
The duty to be truthful - Answer-Veracity
The duty to respect an individual's thoughts and actions -
Answer-Autonomy
At what grade level would health literature be written at -
Answer-6th-8th grade
Accreditation guidelines are laid out by - Answer-the joint
commission
