Community Engaged Professional Nursing
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Because of the highly technological B
environment in which nurses work, it
is important that nurses...
A) Assume total responsibility for
monitoring data generated by these
devices.
B) Use human touch and words of
reassurance frequently to convey
caring.
C) Maintain the device's safety by
assuring routine assessment by
physicians.
D) Be careful not to frighten the
patient and family with information
about the device.
,Review: In 2002 which major A
American corporation partnered
with nursing to design a media
campaign to promote the image of
nursing?
A. Johnson &Johnson
B. Baxter
C. Microsoft
D. Wal-Mart
The most effective avenue for C
changing the image of nursing is to
A. write letters expressing concerns
to those responsible for negative
images on television and in films.
B. have nurses as consultants to the
media to ensure that the media
producers have accurate information
about nursing.
C. have nurses appear and behave
professionally and explain what
nurses do in each patient interaction.
D. support the Johnson &Johnson
campaign by distributing their
information about nursing to
students interested in nursing.
, A shift in population growth is A
expected to place stress on nursing
resources. Which age-group is
expected to experience the greatest
population growth in the next
decade?
A. Older than 85 years of age
B. 75 to 85 years of age
C. 35 to 65 years of age
D. 18 to 35 years of age
What do we know about the B
outcomes of patients cared for in
hospitals with more BSN-prepared
nurses as compared to patients in
hospitals with a lower percentage of
BSN-prepared nurses?
A) Patient outcomes are more
dependent on nurse-patient ratios.
B) Outcomes were better in hospitals
with more BSN-prepared nurses.
C) Outcomes were similar in both
types of hospitals.
D) Medical patients had better
outcomes, but surgical patients fared
the same
Exam Questions
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Terms in this set (57) Hide definitions
Because of the highly technological B
environment in which nurses work, it
is important that nurses...
A) Assume total responsibility for
monitoring data generated by these
devices.
B) Use human touch and words of
reassurance frequently to convey
caring.
C) Maintain the device's safety by
assuring routine assessment by
physicians.
D) Be careful not to frighten the
patient and family with information
about the device.
,Review: In 2002 which major A
American corporation partnered
with nursing to design a media
campaign to promote the image of
nursing?
A. Johnson &Johnson
B. Baxter
C. Microsoft
D. Wal-Mart
The most effective avenue for C
changing the image of nursing is to
A. write letters expressing concerns
to those responsible for negative
images on television and in films.
B. have nurses as consultants to the
media to ensure that the media
producers have accurate information
about nursing.
C. have nurses appear and behave
professionally and explain what
nurses do in each patient interaction.
D. support the Johnson &Johnson
campaign by distributing their
information about nursing to
students interested in nursing.
, A shift in population growth is A
expected to place stress on nursing
resources. Which age-group is
expected to experience the greatest
population growth in the next
decade?
A. Older than 85 years of age
B. 75 to 85 years of age
C. 35 to 65 years of age
D. 18 to 35 years of age
What do we know about the B
outcomes of patients cared for in
hospitals with more BSN-prepared
nurses as compared to patients in
hospitals with a lower percentage of
BSN-prepared nurses?
A) Patient outcomes are more
dependent on nurse-patient ratios.
B) Outcomes were better in hospitals
with more BSN-prepared nurses.
C) Outcomes were similar in both
types of hospitals.
D) Medical patients had better
outcomes, but surgical patients fared
the same
