NUR 303 Introduction to Nursing: Art, Science
Week 1 – Questions With Accurate Solutions
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Terms in this set (83)
What is the focus of patient-centered The patient is the center of nursing practice and
care in nursing? every patient is unique.
What are key components of Professionalism requires critical thinking,
professionalism in nursing? administering quality care, and being responsible
and accountable.
What does nursing as an art require? Exclusive devotion and hard preparation, similar to a
painter's or sculptor's work.
What are the five levels of proficiency Novice, Advanced Beginner, Competent, Proficient,
in nursing according to Benner? Expert.
What is the role of the American The ANA develops, revises, and maintains the scope
Nurses Association (ANA)? of practice statement and standards for professional
nurses.
What is the definition of nursing? Nursing is a profession that incorporates
components, standards, and ethical practices
focused on patient care.
What is the significance of Florence She established the first nursing philosophy based on
Nightingale in nursing history? health maintenance, organized the first school of
nursing, and improved battlefield sanitation.
Who was Clara Barton? A notable nurse who founded the American Red
Cross and contributed significantly during the Civil
War.
, What did Mary Eliza Mahoney achieve She became the first African American licensed
in nursing? nurse and advocated for racial equality in nursing.
What is the importance of It enhances the ability to understand the social and
understanding historical influences in intellectual origins of the nursing discipline.
nursing?
What are the standards of nursing Assessment, Diagnosis, Outcomes Identification,
practice according to ANA? Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation.
What does the ethical standard in Integrating ethics in all aspects of practice and
nursing practice entail? demonstrating advocacy in all roles.
What is the purpose of scholarly To integrate scholarship, evidence, and research
inquiry in nursing? findings into nursing practice.
What is the significance of Effective communication is essential in all areas of
communication in professional nursing professional practice.
practice?
What does resource stewardship Utilizing appropriate resources to provide safe,
mean in nursing? effective, and fiscally responsible nursing services.
What is the role of leadership in To lead within the professional practice setting and
nursing? advance environmental health.
What are the components of nursing Incorporates knowledge from social/behavioral
practice? sciences, biological sciences, nursing theories, and
ethical/social values.
What is the significance of critical It is essential for administering patient-centered
thinking in nursing? quality care and making informed clinical judgments.
What does it mean to practice with To practice with respect for diverse backgrounds and
cultural humility in nursing? inclusiveness in care.
What is the impact of nursing Transforming nursing schools into rigorous academic
education on the profession? institutions has elevated nursing as a profession.
Week 1 – Questions With Accurate Solutions
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Terms in this set (83)
What is the focus of patient-centered The patient is the center of nursing practice and
care in nursing? every patient is unique.
What are key components of Professionalism requires critical thinking,
professionalism in nursing? administering quality care, and being responsible
and accountable.
What does nursing as an art require? Exclusive devotion and hard preparation, similar to a
painter's or sculptor's work.
What are the five levels of proficiency Novice, Advanced Beginner, Competent, Proficient,
in nursing according to Benner? Expert.
What is the role of the American The ANA develops, revises, and maintains the scope
Nurses Association (ANA)? of practice statement and standards for professional
nurses.
What is the definition of nursing? Nursing is a profession that incorporates
components, standards, and ethical practices
focused on patient care.
What is the significance of Florence She established the first nursing philosophy based on
Nightingale in nursing history? health maintenance, organized the first school of
nursing, and improved battlefield sanitation.
Who was Clara Barton? A notable nurse who founded the American Red
Cross and contributed significantly during the Civil
War.
, What did Mary Eliza Mahoney achieve She became the first African American licensed
in nursing? nurse and advocated for racial equality in nursing.
What is the importance of It enhances the ability to understand the social and
understanding historical influences in intellectual origins of the nursing discipline.
nursing?
What are the standards of nursing Assessment, Diagnosis, Outcomes Identification,
practice according to ANA? Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation.
What does the ethical standard in Integrating ethics in all aspects of practice and
nursing practice entail? demonstrating advocacy in all roles.
What is the purpose of scholarly To integrate scholarship, evidence, and research
inquiry in nursing? findings into nursing practice.
What is the significance of Effective communication is essential in all areas of
communication in professional nursing professional practice.
practice?
What does resource stewardship Utilizing appropriate resources to provide safe,
mean in nursing? effective, and fiscally responsible nursing services.
What is the role of leadership in To lead within the professional practice setting and
nursing? advance environmental health.
What are the components of nursing Incorporates knowledge from social/behavioral
practice? sciences, biological sciences, nursing theories, and
ethical/social values.
What is the significance of critical It is essential for administering patient-centered
thinking in nursing? quality care and making informed clinical judgments.
What does it mean to practice with To practice with respect for diverse backgrounds and
cultural humility in nursing? inclusiveness in care.
What is the impact of nursing Transforming nursing schools into rigorous academic
education on the profession? institutions has elevated nursing as a profession.
