Final Exam Nursing 205
What degree are most RN's obtaining? How is this degree obtained? - answer
Bachelor’s degree; 4 years of schooling
who provides nurses with licensure? - answer States board of nurses
What do clinical career ladder programs do for an RN? - answer- may make them have
to do more work, projects, etc.
- gives the opportunity of raises
-makes the RN more marketable
why are accreditation education institutions important? - answer to be able to achieve a
higher education like a masters and makes the nurse more certified in the field.
CEUS - answer-Maintain license
-keep current or up to date
HIPPA - answer protects the patients’ rights and confidentiality
(Don't discuss patients medical information in public areas only confided rooms.)
Practice settings of nurses - answer-Hospital based nurse
-faith community nurse
-occupational and environment health nursing
-Military nursing
-community health nurse
Give an example of a community health nurse - answerSchool nurse
what are some advantages of being a military nurse? - answer-traveling
-books paid for
-school paid for
What is the most common practice setting of nurses? - answerHospital based nurses
because you receive more experience with there being so many floors.
what is a faith community nurse? - answera nurse who practices and takes a patients
spiritual needs into consideration.
what are some advanced practices of nursing? - answer- Nurse practitioners
-DNP
-CRNA
-CNS
, -Nurse midwife
Florence Nightingale - answerfocused on environmental factors, making sure the
environment was safe/ comfortable
Clara Barton - answerfounded the red cross
Margaret Sanger - answerwas focused on family planning and controception.
Her work was considered to be very dangerous because it wasn't common.
Lillan Wald - answerfocused on public/ community health
was the first well known community health nurse
Mary Breckinridge - answerwas apart of a frontier nurse service who rode on horseback
to deliver babies.
Affordable care act (ACA) - answer-kids can be on their parents plan until 26
-can't deny coverage for extreme medical conditions
-there is prevention of coverage denial to children under 19 with preexisting conditions.
-coverage of preventive service
-Right to appeal coverage decisions
-choice of primary care providers
Holistic view of health - answeris valued by nurses as it focuses on the interrelationship
of all parts of a whole person when giving care.
The steps of the nursing process in order - answer1.Assessment
2.Diagnosis
3.Planning
4. implementations
5. evaluation
Nursing diagonsis - answeralways incorporate the patient
When setting goals you should include.. - answerthe patient & nurse
Formal socialization - answergoing somewhere to actively learn
ex. classroom, lab, simulation.
Informal socialization - answerGoing and volunteering in healthcare settings or listening
to nurses stories
do students learn better during formal socialization or informal socialization? -
answerinformal
What degree are most RN's obtaining? How is this degree obtained? - answer
Bachelor’s degree; 4 years of schooling
who provides nurses with licensure? - answer States board of nurses
What do clinical career ladder programs do for an RN? - answer- may make them have
to do more work, projects, etc.
- gives the opportunity of raises
-makes the RN more marketable
why are accreditation education institutions important? - answer to be able to achieve a
higher education like a masters and makes the nurse more certified in the field.
CEUS - answer-Maintain license
-keep current or up to date
HIPPA - answer protects the patients’ rights and confidentiality
(Don't discuss patients medical information in public areas only confided rooms.)
Practice settings of nurses - answer-Hospital based nurse
-faith community nurse
-occupational and environment health nursing
-Military nursing
-community health nurse
Give an example of a community health nurse - answerSchool nurse
what are some advantages of being a military nurse? - answer-traveling
-books paid for
-school paid for
What is the most common practice setting of nurses? - answerHospital based nurses
because you receive more experience with there being so many floors.
what is a faith community nurse? - answera nurse who practices and takes a patients
spiritual needs into consideration.
what are some advanced practices of nursing? - answer- Nurse practitioners
-DNP
-CRNA
-CNS
, -Nurse midwife
Florence Nightingale - answerfocused on environmental factors, making sure the
environment was safe/ comfortable
Clara Barton - answerfounded the red cross
Margaret Sanger - answerwas focused on family planning and controception.
Her work was considered to be very dangerous because it wasn't common.
Lillan Wald - answerfocused on public/ community health
was the first well known community health nurse
Mary Breckinridge - answerwas apart of a frontier nurse service who rode on horseback
to deliver babies.
Affordable care act (ACA) - answer-kids can be on their parents plan until 26
-can't deny coverage for extreme medical conditions
-there is prevention of coverage denial to children under 19 with preexisting conditions.
-coverage of preventive service
-Right to appeal coverage decisions
-choice of primary care providers
Holistic view of health - answeris valued by nurses as it focuses on the interrelationship
of all parts of a whole person when giving care.
The steps of the nursing process in order - answer1.Assessment
2.Diagnosis
3.Planning
4. implementations
5. evaluation
Nursing diagonsis - answeralways incorporate the patient
When setting goals you should include.. - answerthe patient & nurse
Formal socialization - answergoing somewhere to actively learn
ex. classroom, lab, simulation.
Informal socialization - answerGoing and volunteering in healthcare settings or listening
to nurses stories
do students learn better during formal socialization or informal socialization? -
answerinformal
