NURS 4516: DEVELOPMENT OF SELF AS A
NURSE: ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL
ISSUES (Latest Update )
Questions & Answers {Grade A} 100%
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What type of analysis did Peter et al do to examine the nurse as a hero discourse? -
correct answer A post-structural discourse analysis: to examine the political, social,
cultural and professional impact of this discourse on nursing work.
Peter et al., examined the interconnection between... - correct answer Peter at al.,
examined the interconnection between performative allyship and public support for
nurses
According to the study by Mohammed, Peter, Killackey & Maciver (2021) in the articles
Nurses as Heroes, what do nurses symbolize (select all that apply)
,a) As protestors and rebels
b) As sacrificial lambs related quotes from the Bible
c) As religious symbols of angels and martyrs
d) As was symbols of nationalism and freedom - correct answer According to the
study by Mohammed, Peter, Killackey & Maciver (2021) in the articles Nurses as
Heroes, what do nurses symbolize (select all that apply)
a) As protestors and rebels
b) As sacrificial lambs related quotes from the Bible
,c) As religious symbols of angels and martyrs
d) As was symbols of nationalism and freedom
What were the 3 key themes identified between Halberg and Peter et al's studies? -
correct answer 1) Nurses as model citizens
2) Heroism as the reward
3) Performative allyship
When nurses do not have the right to refuse work?
1)
, 2) - correct answer 1) When a circumstance is inherent in the worker's work or is a
normal condition of the worker's employment
2) When the worker's refusal to work would directly endanger the life, health or safety
of another person
When can a nurse refuse work? - correct answer A nurse can refuse work when
1) Workplace violence is likely to endanger the worker
2) The physical condition of the workplace or the part thereof in which the worker
works or is to work is likely to endanger the worker
ONA on Healthcare workers in facilities vs in the community sector - correct answer
Health-care workers in hospitals and long-term care facilities have a right to refuse
NURSE: ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL
ISSUES (Latest Update )
Questions & Answers {Grade A} 100%
Correct
What type of analysis did Peter et al do to examine the nurse as a hero discourse? -
correct answer A post-structural discourse analysis: to examine the political, social,
cultural and professional impact of this discourse on nursing work.
Peter et al., examined the interconnection between... - correct answer Peter at al.,
examined the interconnection between performative allyship and public support for
nurses
According to the study by Mohammed, Peter, Killackey & Maciver (2021) in the articles
Nurses as Heroes, what do nurses symbolize (select all that apply)
,a) As protestors and rebels
b) As sacrificial lambs related quotes from the Bible
c) As religious symbols of angels and martyrs
d) As was symbols of nationalism and freedom - correct answer According to the
study by Mohammed, Peter, Killackey & Maciver (2021) in the articles Nurses as
Heroes, what do nurses symbolize (select all that apply)
a) As protestors and rebels
b) As sacrificial lambs related quotes from the Bible
,c) As religious symbols of angels and martyrs
d) As was symbols of nationalism and freedom
What were the 3 key themes identified between Halberg and Peter et al's studies? -
correct answer 1) Nurses as model citizens
2) Heroism as the reward
3) Performative allyship
When nurses do not have the right to refuse work?
1)
, 2) - correct answer 1) When a circumstance is inherent in the worker's work or is a
normal condition of the worker's employment
2) When the worker's refusal to work would directly endanger the life, health or safety
of another person
When can a nurse refuse work? - correct answer A nurse can refuse work when
1) Workplace violence is likely to endanger the worker
2) The physical condition of the workplace or the part thereof in which the worker
works or is to work is likely to endanger the worker
ONA on Healthcare workers in facilities vs in the community sector - correct answer
Health-care workers in hospitals and long-term care facilities have a right to refuse
