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NURS410 Leadership Exam 1
2026/2027 Exam Questions and
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What is the anchoring domain of the competencies and what aspects

support it? - ANSWER ✔✔a. leader within is anchoring domain


b. reflective practice, foundational thinking, career development,

personal/professional accountability

What are the other 5 domains and what aspects can be found under

each one? - ANSWER ✔✔1. Communication and Relationship

Building

2. Knowledge of Health-care Environment

,3. Leadership

4. Professionalism

5. Business Skills


What is management? - ANSWER ✔✔a. Process of leading and

directing all or part of an organization through deployment and

manipulation of resources

b. Making sure unit runs smoothly and everyone has what they need

c. Involves decision making, maintenance of status quo, emphasizing

control, going day by day, looking backward to see if goals were met


What is leadership? - ANSWER ✔✔a. Involves people who are in the

front, taking risks, moving forward, and challenging status quo

b. influence/guide direction, opinion, and course of action

c.Leader look forward into the future and emphasize effectiveness


What is planned change? - ANSWER ✔✔well-thought out, deliberate

effort to make something happen

Change may fail due to lack of ______________ or because the person

leading the effort(also known as the _______) fails to deal appropriately

with human emotion and thevarying aspects of the organization. -

ANSWER ✔✔structure/planning, change agent

,what is most likely to threaten a planned change's success? -

ANSWER ✔✔Suggested change is introduced to staff after plan has

been formalized


How can a leader inspire others to change? - ANSWER

✔✔developmental, political, and relational expertise


What are the leadership roles and management functions in planned

change? - ANSWER ✔✔Leadership:


a. being the visionary, identifying areas of needed change, risk taking,

demonstrating flexibility/creativity/sensitivity, recognizing/creatively

problem solving resistance to change, serves as role model, takes steps

to prevent aging, supports/reinforces individual adaptive efforts of those

affected by change

Management:

a. Forecasts unit needs with understanding of organization's climate,

recognizes need for planned change and identifies options/resources

available, assesses and responds to driving/restraining forces,

identities/implements strategies to minimize resistance to change, seeks

subordinates input, supports individuals efforts during planned change,




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, assesses unit for signs of aging, plans renewal strategies, is actively

involved in refreezing process until change becomes accepted

Lewis Change Theory


What activities happen during Unfreezing? - ANSWER ✔✔Unfreezing


a. Change agent convinces members of group to change OR members

realize change is needed

b. Involves: Gather data, accurately diagnose problem, decide if change

is needed, make others aware of need for change


What activities happen during Movement? - ANSWER ✔✔Movement


a. Identifying, planning and implementing appropriate strategies

b. Involves: develop plan, set goals/objectives, identify areas of

support/resistance, include everyone who will be affected by change, set

target dates, implement change, develop strategies, be available to

support others and offer encouragement through change, use strategies

for overcoming resistance to change, evaluate change, modify change if

necessary


What activities happen during Refreezing? - ANSWER ✔✔Refreezing


a. stabilizing system change to integrate it into status quo

b. involves: support others so that change continues

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