Nursing leadership management and professional practice for the lpnlvn 7th edition dahlkemper test bank

Test Bank For Nursing Leadership, Management, and Professional Practice
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for the LPN/LVN
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7th Edition by Tamara R. Dahlkemper
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Chapters 1 - 20 nn nn nn

,NursingLeadership, Management, and Professional Practice for the LPN/LVN 7th Edition
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Dahlkemper Test Bank n nn nn




Table of Content nn nn




Unit 1 The Nursing Profession In Today's Health-Care Environment
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1 Historical Perspective and Current Trends
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Professionalism
The Beginning of Nursing
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Dark Ages and Introduction of Christianity
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RenaissancePeriod nn




Eraof Industrialization
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EarlyHealth Care in the United States
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The Beginningof Modern Nursing
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Historyof the Licensed Practical and Vocational Nurse n nn nn nn nn nn nn




Current Trends and Issues nn nn nn




2 Caring as a Personal and Professional Behavior
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What IsCaring? nn nn




ApplyingCaring Theory in Your Personal Life n nn nn nn nn nn




UnderstandingNursing Models nn nn




ApplyingCaringTheory in Your Professional Life nn nn nn nn nn nn




SettingPriorities Using Transpersonal Caring nn nn nn nn




Caringfor Familyand Significant Others nn nn n nn nn




Caring Includes Everyone nn nn




Personal Motivation nn




3 Understanding the Changing Roles in Nursing
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Paradigm ThinkingDefined nn nn




Critical Thinking Concepts nn nn




Theoretical Frameworks forManagement nn nn nn




Basic Principle of Patient Advocacy
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4 Health-CareEnvironment
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Health-CareSystems nn




Roles and Tasks of the Licensed Practical Nursein the Health-Care System
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Health-CareAgencies nn




5 Nursing and Informatics
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Lookingat the Past nn nn nn




Looking at Today nn nn




Nursing Informatics nn




LookingForward nn




Unit 2 From Student to Nurse
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6 Fulfill Your Role as a Student
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Learningin the Classroom nn nn nn




You as a Student in the Clinical Area
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Communication in the Clinical Setting nn nn nn nn




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UnderstandingTest Questions nn nn




Managing Test Anxiety nn nn




Writing Successful Papers nn nn




Conclusion

7 The Importance of Critical Thinking
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What Is Critical Thinking?
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Creative Thinking nn




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8 Entry Into-Practice
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NursePractice Act nn nn




Findingthe Perfect Job nn nn nn




Mentoring
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9Employment Process
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EmployerExpectations nn




ApplicationProcess nn




Preparingfor the Interview nn nn nn




Letter of Resignation nn nn




10 Leadership and Management as a Professional Concept
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Leadership Versus Management nn nn




Historical Overview of Nursing Leadership and Management Roles nn nn nn nn nn nn nn




Where Is the Licensed Practical Nursein This Historical Picture?
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LeadershipStyles nn




What Type of Leader Are You?
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TheSuccessful Nurse Leader
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11Communication Skills in Leadership and Management
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Styles ofCommunication nn nn




FailedCommunication nn




Communication in the Clinical Setting nn nn nn nn




Types ofCommunication nn nn




Other Forms of Communication
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, 12 Understanding the Benefits of Change
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What Is Change? nn nn




Effective Decision Making Duringthe Change Process nn nn nn nn nn nn




Kurt Lewin's Change Theory
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Role ofthe Licensed Practical Nurse as Change Agent
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Transitions
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13 Setting Meaningful Priorities
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Setting Priorities nn




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It Starts With the Abilityto Make Good Decisions
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14 Handling Conflict inthe Nursing Profession
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ResolvingConflict nn




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15 Dealing With Chaos
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UnderstandingNewtonian Physics or the Scientific Age n nn nn nn nn nn




UnderstandingQuantum Physics or the New Science nn nn nn nn nn nn




Chaos Theory nn




AreYou Ready?
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16 Ethics and Law in Nursing Management
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Personal Values nn




UnderstandingEthics nn




Legal Issues nn




NursePractice Act nn nn




Understandingthe Law nn nn




Legal Issues Specific to Nursing
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Safeguards

17 Understanding Use of Power
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What Is Power? nn nn




Types ofPower nn nn




Positive and Negative Uses of Power nn nn nn nn nn




Empowerment
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18 Motivating Employees
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Oppressed Group Behavior nn nn