Nursing Informatics for the Advanced Practice Nurse 3rd Edition McBride Complete Guide TESTBANK . Questions with correct and verified answers. A+ GRADE GUARANTEED.

Nursing Informatics for the Advanced Practice Nurse 3rd Edition McBride Complete Guide TESTBANK . Questions with correct and verified answers. A+ GRADE GUARANTEED. Nursing Informatics for the Advanced Practice Nurse 3rd Edition McBride Tietze Test Bank Chapter 1. Introduction to Health Information Technology in a Policy and Regulatory Environment Chapter 1 After teaching a class about informatics, the instructor determines that the teaching was successful when the learners define informatics as which of the following? A) B) C) D) 4. A nursing learner is reviewing information about early computerized clinical information systems. Which of the following would the learner identify as characteristic? A) Implementation to perform two or three functions B) Ability to share information among several departments C) Creation of different software systems for different areas D) Entry of data occurring only once 5. When describing the benefits of informatics to a group of agency staff, which of the following would the presenter identify as one of the primary benefits? A) Increase usability of data B) Promote cost-saving C) Promote time-saving D) Allow identification of patterns 6. After teaching a group of learners about the benefits of informatics to the nursing profession, the instructor determines that the learners need additional teaching when they identify which of the following as a benefit? A) Improvement in documentation B) Use of data for quality control C) Building of evidence-based knowledge D) Increase in time needed for documentation 10. When preparing for a class on healthcare informatics and information technology, the instructor would emphasize which of the following as the focus? A) Information B) Computer C) Access D) Data storage 11. When describing the components needed to provide evidence-based care through informatics, which of the following would be needed? Select all that   apply. A) Information presented in a digital format B) Standards for exchange of information C) Limited ability to capture relevant data D) Multiple language structures for documentation E) Competency of practitioners using the information A nurse working in informatics is analyzing information gathered about rates of infection of clients on a specific hospital unit. The nurse is using this information to determine appropriate interventions for overall infection control. The nurse is involved with which of the following? Point of care informatics Secondary data analysis Listserv Computerized provider order entry 15. A nurse involved in informatics identifies the need for information and demonstrates ability to locate, evaluate, and effectively use it. The nurse is demonstrating which of the following? A) Information literacy B) Computer literacy C) Computer fluency D) Information management Answer Key 1. B Nurse practitioners (NPs) Clinical nurse specialists (CNS) Certified nurse midwives (CNMs) Certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) A A group of nurses is attending a presentation about advanced practice nursing. ich of the following would the group expect to hear about the ce? been standardized for all 50 states in the United States. It includes prescribing or furnishing drugs in only about one half of the states in the United States. It is dependent upon if the national certifying exam has been taken for the specialty practice area. D) It differs greatly among the various types of advanced practice. Ans: D 3. A nurse is considering becoming a clinical nurse specialist (CNS). Which activities would the nurse expect to be involved in? Select all that apply.   A) Managing complex medical conditions B) Providing expert consultation with nursing staffs C) Administering anesthesia D) Providing specialized direct care E) Providing pregnancy care Ans: B, D 4. Which of the following best reflects the doctor of nursing practice degree? A) Required as mandatory for nurse practitioners and clinical nurse specialists as of the year 2012 B) Focused concentration on assessment and diagnostic skills with little or no emphasis on nursing theory and health-policy components common to most current masters degree programs C) Endorsed by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) as the appropriate degree for advanced practice nurses to gain entry to practice D) Awarded the doctor of nursing (ND) degree after successful completion of the program Ans: C 5. A nurse is looking into a doctoral degree with an interest in direct-care provision and policies. Which of the following would be most appropriate for this nurse to obtain? A) Doctor of nursing science B) Doctor of philosophy C) Clinical nurse leader D) Doctor of nursing practice Ans: D 6. Which of the following statements by a nurse would indicate that a doctor of nursing practice (DNP) degree would be the most appropriate choice for advanced practice? A) I would like to participate in research studies. B) Im really interested in practicing at a microsystem level. C) I want to apply research findings to improving health care outcomes. D) I want to maximize my clients self-care and decision-making abilities. Ans: C 7. Which of the following best reflects the view of the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF) about the doctor of nursing practice degree? Which of the following best reflects the position of the AACN related to DNP and PhD graduates who want to teach at the collegiate level? PhD graduates are better prepared to teach as the collegiate level than DNP graduates. B) Both graduates must pursue additional coursework that focuses on teaching. C) DNP and PhD graduates can apply research findings that focus on educational settings.   D) PhD graduates understand curriculum development while DNP graduates do not. Ans: B 10. A nurse is preparing to become a clinical nurse leader. At which level would this nurse expect to practice? A) Microsystems level B) Population-based level C) D) Ans: Community-based level Macrosystem level A 11. Which of the following would be the most appropriate response to critics of the DNP who are concerned that the curriculum does not include theory? A) DNP programs focus primarily on nursing theories, which are essential to advanced practice nurses. B) Since nurses work as part of an interdisciplinary team, they need to understand many types of theories. C) DNP programs focus on using appropriate research methodologies to generate new nursing theories. D) The DNP graduate would be able to make decisions based on expertise and practice rather than on theory. Ans: B 12. A group of nursing learners are reviewing the two types of doctoral degrees for nursing. The learners demonstrate a need for additional study when they identify which of the following as a research-focused doctorate? A) PhD B) DNS C) DNP D) DNSc Ans: C 13. After teaching a class about the views of medicine and the DNP, the instructor determines that additional teaching is necessary when the learners identify which of the following as a current belief supported by the American Medical Association? A) The physician has the final authority for the client. B) Doctors of nursing practice can practice independently. C) Medicine has the right to regulate advanced practice nurses. D) Medicine can identify the roles and functions of a DNP. Ans: B -c 14. Which of the following would best characterize the clinical nurse lea der (CNL) role? A) Masters-prepared advanced practice specialist nurse B) Focus on management systems for institutional health care delivery C) Integration of the care provided by each of the disciplines involved in client care D) Limited focus on health promotion with greater emphasis on populationbased care Ans: C 15. A group of learners is reviewing information about the clinical nurse leader role (CNL) and how it differs from other advanced practice roles. The learners demonstrate understanding of the information when they state which of the following about the CNL role? A) Focuses on a specific group of clients in a particular setting B) Picks up care where the role of the clinical nurse specialist ends C) Participates in care before admission and after discharge D) Is a consistent figure to act as a point person for those involved Ans: D