NURS 2602 EXAM 2024/2025 VERIFIED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED
A+(SOLVED)
Which aspect of nursing education would the Aiken publication and the Tri-Council of Nursing
report focus on?
- Development of practice partnership
- Need for higher level nursing education
- Approval of current education requirements for licensure as a registered nurse
- Establishment of Dedicated Education Units (DEUs) for clinical education
- Need for higher level nursing education
Which description of nurses prior to the work of Florence Nightingale is accurate?
- They were considered professionals by the public.
- They were not formally prepared for the role.
- They were recognized for the work they did.
- They were held in high regard throughout society.
- They were not formally prepared for the role.
Studies on nursing and nursing education conducted in the early 1900's agreed with which
recommendation? One, some, or all responses may be correct.
- Nurses should be highly educated.
,- Standards should be established for nursing practice.
- Students should not be used to staff hospitals.
- Students should meet a set of minimum qualifications on graduation.
- Programs should be established within the system of higher education.
Nurses should be highly educated.
- Standards should be established for nursing practice.
- Students should not be used to staff hospitals.
- Students should meet a set of minimum qualifications on graduation.
- Programs should be established within the system of higher education.
Which statement describes a challenge faced by diploma nursing programs?
- There is a perception that diploma nurses provide poor quality of care.
- Diploma programs resulted in a decrease in enrollment of students.
- A diploma is not recognized as an academic credential.
- The nature of the apprenticeship model is too rigorous.
A diploma is not recognized as an academic credential.
Which characteristic of the current associate degree in nursing (ADN) program would differ
from Mildred Montag's vision?
- Considered a functional step in progression to a Bachelor of Science in nursing
- Includes general education courses in the first year and nursing courses in the second -
Considered an end point degree
- Prepares nurses to work at the bedside in acute and long-term care settings
,Considered a functional step in progression to a Bachelor of Science in nursing
For which reason would an external degree be obtained as opposed to an articulated program that
provides educational mobility?
- Has a less restrictive learning environment
- Offers continuation in studies
- Eliminates clinical requirements
- Provides assistance in arranging clinical experiences
Has a less restrictive learning environment
In which way would the Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA) assist in the
advancement of nursing education?
- Provides practice partnerships
- Provides simulation for use in curriculum
- Provides education and workforce diversity grants
- Develops dedicated education units
- Provides education and workforce diversity grants
Which similarity would be found among several studies on nursing education that were done in
the early 1900's?
- Called for establishing standards for nursing practice
, - Advocated for the requirement of a BSN degree as entry level to nursing practice followed by
an MSN within 10 years
- Mandated that all nurses practice to the fullest extent of their education and training
- A referendum to utilizing public funds for nursing education
- Called for establishing standards for nursing practice
In which way was Yale University instrumental in the development of nursing education in the
United States?
- Provided grant money for nursing education research
- Established its own nursing department with its own budget and dean
- Partnered with Teachers College
- Designed an eight-month course in hospital economics
- Established its own nursing department with its own budget and dean
Which rationale would support the requirement of a bachelor of science in nursing degree (BSN)
to enter nursing practice?
- Perform advanced practice in nursing
- Provide more clinical hours
- Teach advanced skills
- Educate more nursing students
- Perform advanced practice in nursing
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED
A+(SOLVED)
Which aspect of nursing education would the Aiken publication and the Tri-Council of Nursing
report focus on?
- Development of practice partnership
- Need for higher level nursing education
- Approval of current education requirements for licensure as a registered nurse
- Establishment of Dedicated Education Units (DEUs) for clinical education
- Need for higher level nursing education
Which description of nurses prior to the work of Florence Nightingale is accurate?
- They were considered professionals by the public.
- They were not formally prepared for the role.
- They were recognized for the work they did.
- They were held in high regard throughout society.
- They were not formally prepared for the role.
Studies on nursing and nursing education conducted in the early 1900's agreed with which
recommendation? One, some, or all responses may be correct.
- Nurses should be highly educated.
,- Standards should be established for nursing practice.
- Students should not be used to staff hospitals.
- Students should meet a set of minimum qualifications on graduation.
- Programs should be established within the system of higher education.
Nurses should be highly educated.
- Standards should be established for nursing practice.
- Students should not be used to staff hospitals.
- Students should meet a set of minimum qualifications on graduation.
- Programs should be established within the system of higher education.
Which statement describes a challenge faced by diploma nursing programs?
- There is a perception that diploma nurses provide poor quality of care.
- Diploma programs resulted in a decrease in enrollment of students.
- A diploma is not recognized as an academic credential.
- The nature of the apprenticeship model is too rigorous.
A diploma is not recognized as an academic credential.
Which characteristic of the current associate degree in nursing (ADN) program would differ
from Mildred Montag's vision?
- Considered a functional step in progression to a Bachelor of Science in nursing
- Includes general education courses in the first year and nursing courses in the second -
Considered an end point degree
- Prepares nurses to work at the bedside in acute and long-term care settings
,Considered a functional step in progression to a Bachelor of Science in nursing
For which reason would an external degree be obtained as opposed to an articulated program that
provides educational mobility?
- Has a less restrictive learning environment
- Offers continuation in studies
- Eliminates clinical requirements
- Provides assistance in arranging clinical experiences
Has a less restrictive learning environment
In which way would the Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA) assist in the
advancement of nursing education?
- Provides practice partnerships
- Provides simulation for use in curriculum
- Provides education and workforce diversity grants
- Develops dedicated education units
- Provides education and workforce diversity grants
Which similarity would be found among several studies on nursing education that were done in
the early 1900's?
- Called for establishing standards for nursing practice
, - Advocated for the requirement of a BSN degree as entry level to nursing practice followed by
an MSN within 10 years
- Mandated that all nurses practice to the fullest extent of their education and training
- A referendum to utilizing public funds for nursing education
- Called for establishing standards for nursing practice
In which way was Yale University instrumental in the development of nursing education in the
United States?
- Provided grant money for nursing education research
- Established its own nursing department with its own budget and dean
- Partnered with Teachers College
- Designed an eight-month course in hospital economics
- Established its own nursing department with its own budget and dean
Which rationale would support the requirement of a bachelor of science in nursing degree (BSN)
to enter nursing practice?
- Perform advanced practice in nursing
- Provide more clinical hours
- Teach advanced skills
- Educate more nursing students
- Perform advanced practice in nursing
