RNSG 1137 exam 1 bridge questions with answers

RNSG 1137 exam 1 bridgedefine commitment to a profession: - correct answer -being obligated or emotionally impelled to support one's profession - an affective link between the individual and the decision to continue in a profession - your professional identity as a nurse is a part of who you are, not simply an occupation - attachment to a profession-identifies with and is involved in the profession - strength of relationship and sense of belonging to the profession describe the types of commitment - correct answer -affective commitment- an attachment to a profession including identification with involvement in the profession: becomes involved in organizations desires to be a nurse -normative- feeling of an obligation to continue in nursing because of positive experiences -continuance - awareness of cost of leaving the profession, such as loss of income are seen as reasons to remain. These individuals do not manifest the same affective ties, and do not typically promote the profession describe the stages of commitment - correct answer -exploratory - exploration of the positive aspects of the profession -testing stage - discovery of negative aspects of a profession, and assessment of willingness and ability to deal with these negative aspects -passionate - synthesis of the positives and negatives and willing to commit to the profession. may join student nurse organizations. -quiet and bored stage- settling into the routine of a nursing program and become more comfortable and less anxious -integrated- final stage of integration of positive and negative aspects into a flexible complex and enduring commitment that is lived by habit. beginning to see themselves as nurses components of commitment to a profession - correct answer -acculturation and socialization -role modeling -belief in the professions goals and values