ANCC Nurse Executive General Questions and Answers

Which sampling type does the investigator have no ability to estimate the likelihood that each element of a population can or will be a part of the sample? - In non-probability sampling the investigator has no ability to estimate the likelihood that each element of a population can or will be a part of the sample or even that it has a chance of being included. Non-probability samples do not permit generalization beyond the current study group. The education model of differentiated nursing includes the following components? - 1. Provision of care 2. Communication 3. Management Standards of Nursing - 1. Assessment 2. Diagnosis 3. Identification of Outcomes 4. Planning The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 - Protects handicapped employees from discrimination in the areas of recruitment, advertising, processing of applications. It also protects these employees from discrimination in the areas of promotions, pay, benefits, and assignments. What are the 5 titles of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990? - 1. Employment provisions. 2. Public transportation for disabled individuals. 3. Public access provisions for the disabled. 4. Transmitting and telecommunication devices. 5. Helps disabled individuals obtain a proper legal hearing in order to be compensated for damages caused by the lack of accessibility required in the preceding titles. Define Metamanagement - Metamanagement describes a cooperative effort of entrepreneurial or creative managers, strategic planners, and top management. It is a planning framework that cuts across organizational boundaries and facilitates strategic decision making about current practices and future directions. It is a flexible and creative planning process that stresses teamwork, organizational flexibility, open communication, innovation, risk taking, high morale, and trust. What are the 10 Nursing Bill of Rights? - 1. Right to be treated with respect. 2. Right to a reasonable workload. 3. Right to an equitable wage. 4. Right to set own priorities. 5. Right to ask for what you want. 6. Right to refuse without making excuses or feeling guilty. 7. Right to make mistakes and be responsible for them. 8. Right to give and receive information as a professional. 9. Right to act in the best interest of the patient. 10. Right to be human. What is the 1st Nursing Bill of Rights? - 1. Right to be treated with respect. What is the 2nd Nursing Bill of Rights? - 2. Right to a reasonable workload. What is the 3rd Nursing Bill of Rights? - 3. Right to an equitable wage. What is the 4th Nursing Bill of Rights? - 4. Right to set own priorities. What is the 5th Nursing Bill of Rights? - 5. Right to ask for what you want. What is the 6th Nursing Bill of Rights? - 6. Right to refuse without making excuses or feeling guilty. What is the 7th Nursing Bill of Rights? - 7. Right to mak