NE-BC ANA Practice IQ Test Questions With Complete
Solutions
A 34-bed medical unit has an average of 32 nurses employed on
the unit during the year. 6 nurses left the unit for reasons other
than death or retirement. What is the turnover rate for the unit?
Correct Answers 18.75%
A commitment to the rehabilitation of nurses impaired by
psychological dysfunction or substance abuse is evidenced by:
Correct Answers Diverting impaired nurses from traditional
disciplinary procedures to rehabilitative programs
A concentration on key aspects of the work environment,
specifically the people, the physical environment, and the job
resources, can enhance healthcare working conditions. This is an
example of: Correct Answers Transformational leadership
A hospital has provided nurses with PPE, instruction in its use,
and a policy requiring its use in compliance with OSHA
regulations. Some nurses refuse to use the equipment,
complaining that it interferes with their ability to perform their
jobs. A nurse experiences an injury that could have been
prevented if the nurse had been using the PPE. Which one of the
following statements is true in this situation? Correct Answers
The hospital can be penalized because the hospital should have
enforced use of the PPE; the hospital must provide
compensation to the nurse.
A key consideration in the process of group dynamics for the
nurse manager to remember is that the stage of group formation
, where work is more effective is the: Correct Answers
Performing stage
A nurse comes to you, the nurse manager, complaining about an
interpersonal conflict with another nurse. Your best first
response is to: Correct Answers Verify that the nurse has
spoken with the individual nurse about the complaint
A nurse leader has collaborated with staff from the nursing unit
and across the organization to perform a quantitative research
project on compassion fatigue. Since the research had a
considerable impact on the organization, the team desires to
disseminate the findings widely. What would be the best
communication method? Correct Answers Publication in a
journal
A nurse leader involved in research must be aware of the
components of an IRB committee membership. Which of the
following is a requirement? Correct Answers Each IRB shall
include at least 1 member whose primary concerns are in
scientific areas and at least one member whose primary concerns
are in nonscientific areas
A nurse leader is developing a mentorship program for novice
nurses. Components of a successful mentorship program would
include: Correct Answers Compatible schedules, structured
feedback after tasks, and role-play activities.
A nurse leader is interested in changing the way that patients are
screened for radiology scans to improve efficiency. The nurse
leader demonstrates the Learning Organization Theory of
Solutions
A 34-bed medical unit has an average of 32 nurses employed on
the unit during the year. 6 nurses left the unit for reasons other
than death or retirement. What is the turnover rate for the unit?
Correct Answers 18.75%
A commitment to the rehabilitation of nurses impaired by
psychological dysfunction or substance abuse is evidenced by:
Correct Answers Diverting impaired nurses from traditional
disciplinary procedures to rehabilitative programs
A concentration on key aspects of the work environment,
specifically the people, the physical environment, and the job
resources, can enhance healthcare working conditions. This is an
example of: Correct Answers Transformational leadership
A hospital has provided nurses with PPE, instruction in its use,
and a policy requiring its use in compliance with OSHA
regulations. Some nurses refuse to use the equipment,
complaining that it interferes with their ability to perform their
jobs. A nurse experiences an injury that could have been
prevented if the nurse had been using the PPE. Which one of the
following statements is true in this situation? Correct Answers
The hospital can be penalized because the hospital should have
enforced use of the PPE; the hospital must provide
compensation to the nurse.
A key consideration in the process of group dynamics for the
nurse manager to remember is that the stage of group formation
, where work is more effective is the: Correct Answers
Performing stage
A nurse comes to you, the nurse manager, complaining about an
interpersonal conflict with another nurse. Your best first
response is to: Correct Answers Verify that the nurse has
spoken with the individual nurse about the complaint
A nurse leader has collaborated with staff from the nursing unit
and across the organization to perform a quantitative research
project on compassion fatigue. Since the research had a
considerable impact on the organization, the team desires to
disseminate the findings widely. What would be the best
communication method? Correct Answers Publication in a
journal
A nurse leader involved in research must be aware of the
components of an IRB committee membership. Which of the
following is a requirement? Correct Answers Each IRB shall
include at least 1 member whose primary concerns are in
scientific areas and at least one member whose primary concerns
are in nonscientific areas
A nurse leader is developing a mentorship program for novice
nurses. Components of a successful mentorship program would
include: Correct Answers Compatible schedules, structured
feedback after tasks, and role-play activities.
A nurse leader is interested in changing the way that patients are
screened for radiology scans to improve efficiency. The nurse
leader demonstrates the Learning Organization Theory of
