NURS 3720 final exam Questions and
Answers 2026/2027.
What does followership entail in leadership - Answer the follower engages with leaders and
contributes to the work that needs to be done
what is appreciative inquiry? - Answer An approach to organizational change which focuses on
strengths rather than weaknesses
relational ethics involves asking yourself: - Answer "what should I do for others"
what is the "do good" principle - Answer beneficence
what is meant by non maleficence - Answer "do no harm" principle
what is an ethical violation - Answer an action or intervention that breach fundamental duties
What does an ethical dilemma entail? - Answer when there are equally compelling
interventions (for/against) for a particular course of action
what is ethical or moral distress in nursing - Answer when the nurse knows the right course of
action for a particular situation but cannot take that action for a number of reasons
what is the difference between interpersonal conflict and intrapersonal conflict? - Answer
interpersonal conflict occurs between people (patients, colleagues, etc.) while intrapersonal
conflict occurs from within
what is organizational conflict? - Answer when there's a conflict between policies and
procedures, norms, codes of conduct, etc.
what are the four stages of conflict? - Answer Frustration
Conceptualization
Action
Outcomes
list some examples of conflict resolution strategies - Answer collaboration, avoidance,
competing, accommodation, compromise
Answers 2026/2027.
What does followership entail in leadership - Answer the follower engages with leaders and
contributes to the work that needs to be done
what is appreciative inquiry? - Answer An approach to organizational change which focuses on
strengths rather than weaknesses
relational ethics involves asking yourself: - Answer "what should I do for others"
what is the "do good" principle - Answer beneficence
what is meant by non maleficence - Answer "do no harm" principle
what is an ethical violation - Answer an action or intervention that breach fundamental duties
What does an ethical dilemma entail? - Answer when there are equally compelling
interventions (for/against) for a particular course of action
what is ethical or moral distress in nursing - Answer when the nurse knows the right course of
action for a particular situation but cannot take that action for a number of reasons
what is the difference between interpersonal conflict and intrapersonal conflict? - Answer
interpersonal conflict occurs between people (patients, colleagues, etc.) while intrapersonal
conflict occurs from within
what is organizational conflict? - Answer when there's a conflict between policies and
procedures, norms, codes of conduct, etc.
what are the four stages of conflict? - Answer Frustration
Conceptualization
Action
Outcomes
list some examples of conflict resolution strategies - Answer collaboration, avoidance,
competing, accommodation, compromise
