DAVIS ADVANTAGE FOR MATERNAL CHILD
NURSING CARE 3RD EDITION EXAM
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Associate degree nurse (ADN).
Answer: A 2-year, entry-level educational program for registered
nurses. Upon completion of all course work, a student takes the
NCLEX-RN; upon successfully passing the examination, the graduate
becomes a registered nurse and uses the title "RN" after her or his
name.
◉ Diploma program nurse.
Answer: Hospital-based nursing education program. Take the
NCLEX-RN
◉ Baccalaureate degree nurse (BSN).
Answer: A 4-year, entry-level educational program for registered
nurses. Upon completion of all course work, the student takes the
NCLEX-RN; upon successfully passing the examination, the graduate
becomes a registered nurse and uses the title "RN" after her or his
name. The focus of BSN nursing education puts more emphasis on
management and leadership than ADN and diploma programs.
◉ One-Plus-One Program.
, Answer: Students must pass the NCLEX-PN™, then the student
works as an LPN/LVN while finishing one-year curriculum, then may
challenge the NCLEX-RN™
◉ All schools of nursing must meet at minimum state requirements
for accreditation through state boards of nursing. All paperwork of
completion must be submitted to the board on nursing before
testing..
Answer:
◉ Scope of practice.
Answer: Most commonly defined by state law; outlines the care you
are able to provide for the patient.
◉ Nurse Practice Act.
Answer: The nurse practice act in each state establishes the scope of
practice for each level of nursing based on educational preparation
Differences exist between scope of practice and/or educational
requirements.
Make sure that you only delegate the tasks that can legally be
delegated according to you scope of Practice
◉ The Board of Nursing in each state determines and enforces the
contents of the nurse practice act.
NURSING CARE 3RD EDITION EXAM
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Associate degree nurse (ADN).
Answer: A 2-year, entry-level educational program for registered
nurses. Upon completion of all course work, a student takes the
NCLEX-RN; upon successfully passing the examination, the graduate
becomes a registered nurse and uses the title "RN" after her or his
name.
◉ Diploma program nurse.
Answer: Hospital-based nursing education program. Take the
NCLEX-RN
◉ Baccalaureate degree nurse (BSN).
Answer: A 4-year, entry-level educational program for registered
nurses. Upon completion of all course work, the student takes the
NCLEX-RN; upon successfully passing the examination, the graduate
becomes a registered nurse and uses the title "RN" after her or his
name. The focus of BSN nursing education puts more emphasis on
management and leadership than ADN and diploma programs.
◉ One-Plus-One Program.
, Answer: Students must pass the NCLEX-PN™, then the student
works as an LPN/LVN while finishing one-year curriculum, then may
challenge the NCLEX-RN™
◉ All schools of nursing must meet at minimum state requirements
for accreditation through state boards of nursing. All paperwork of
completion must be submitted to the board on nursing before
testing..
Answer:
◉ Scope of practice.
Answer: Most commonly defined by state law; outlines the care you
are able to provide for the patient.
◉ Nurse Practice Act.
Answer: The nurse practice act in each state establishes the scope of
practice for each level of nursing based on educational preparation
Differences exist between scope of practice and/or educational
requirements.
Make sure that you only delegate the tasks that can legally be
delegated according to you scope of Practice
◉ The Board of Nursing in each state determines and enforces the
contents of the nurse practice act.
