MATERIAL PHARMACOLOGY PRINCIPLES NUR 210
EXAM 1| latest version|Comprehensive questions and
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Identify the most important element in nursing's attempt to gain full autonomy of practice
- ✔✔answers✔✔Gaining and maintaining control of nursing practice by nurses
In its attempt to gain freedom and independence, what corresponding factors must the
nursing profession embrace? - ✔✔answers✔✔Responsibility and accountability
Select the most effective method that nurses can use to gain power over their practice. -
✔✔answers✔✔join professional organizations in large numbers
which term is used the identify the listing of names of individuals on an official roster
when they have met certain pre established criteria? - ✔✔answers✔✔Registration
identify the primary function of permissive licensure - ✔✔answers✔✔protects only the
title "Registered Nurse"
what is the most serious problem encountered when institutional licensure is used? -
✔✔answers✔✔there are no external controls to determine a minimum level of abiltity
what type of credentialing indicates that an individual has achieved a high level of
expertise and knowledge in an area of practice? - ✔✔answers✔✔certification
identify the primary purpose of the Nation League for Nursing - ✔✔answers✔✔maintain
and improve the standards of nursing education
identify the primary goal of the ANA - ✔✔answers✔✔promote the professional growth
and development of all nurses
which group composes the primary membership in the ANA - ✔✔answers✔✔state
nursing organizations
identify a key service provided by the ANA - ✔✔answers✔✔testing and certifying
advanced practice nurses
what is the primary goal of the National Student Nurses Organization? -
✔✔answers✔✔maintaining high standards of education in schools of nursing
, what is the most significant benefit to a student who belongs to the National Student
Nurses Association? - ✔✔answers✔✔experiencing firsthand the operation, activities,
and professionalism of a national organization
identify the primary advantage that grassroots organizations have over large, well
established organizations - ✔✔answers✔✔members are very passionate about the only
one or two issues
why is it important to determine if the goals and purposes of a specialty organization are
at odds with goals and purposes of the ANA? - ✔✔answers✔✔legislators can become
easily confused if they receive conflicting information from several different groups of
nurses
what is best described as the concepts, ideals, behaviors, and significant themes that
give meaning to a persons life? - ✔✔answers✔✔values
what are the rules of conduct that protect the social fabric? - ✔✔answers✔✔laws
what term is best defined as standards of right and wrong that often are based on
religious beliefs? - ✔✔answers✔✔morals
the term defined as systems of valued behaviors and beliefs - ✔✔answers✔✔ethics
As nurses achieve increased professional autonomy, what must they also accept? -
✔✔answers✔✔ethical accountability
what is the primary function of an ethical code? - ✔✔answers✔✔a framework for
decision making
identify the system of ethical decision making that has as its focus a concern for
efficiency and utility - ✔✔answers✔✔teleological
Provision number 1 of 2001 Code of Ethics for Nurses states: "the nurse, in all
professional relationships, practices with compassion and respect or the inherent
dignity, worth, and uniqueness of every individual, unrestricted by considerations of
social or economic status, personal attributes, or the nature of health-care problems."
On which ethical principle is this statement primarily based? -
✔✔answers✔✔distributive justice
what allows a nurse to exert referent power over a client when providing nursing care? -
✔✔answers✔✔the establishment of a professional and personal relationship with the
client
EXAM 1| latest version|Comprehensive questions and
verified answers/accurate solutions|Already graded A+
Identify the most important element in nursing's attempt to gain full autonomy of practice
- ✔✔answers✔✔Gaining and maintaining control of nursing practice by nurses
In its attempt to gain freedom and independence, what corresponding factors must the
nursing profession embrace? - ✔✔answers✔✔Responsibility and accountability
Select the most effective method that nurses can use to gain power over their practice. -
✔✔answers✔✔join professional organizations in large numbers
which term is used the identify the listing of names of individuals on an official roster
when they have met certain pre established criteria? - ✔✔answers✔✔Registration
identify the primary function of permissive licensure - ✔✔answers✔✔protects only the
title "Registered Nurse"
what is the most serious problem encountered when institutional licensure is used? -
✔✔answers✔✔there are no external controls to determine a minimum level of abiltity
what type of credentialing indicates that an individual has achieved a high level of
expertise and knowledge in an area of practice? - ✔✔answers✔✔certification
identify the primary purpose of the Nation League for Nursing - ✔✔answers✔✔maintain
and improve the standards of nursing education
identify the primary goal of the ANA - ✔✔answers✔✔promote the professional growth
and development of all nurses
which group composes the primary membership in the ANA - ✔✔answers✔✔state
nursing organizations
identify a key service provided by the ANA - ✔✔answers✔✔testing and certifying
advanced practice nurses
what is the primary goal of the National Student Nurses Organization? -
✔✔answers✔✔maintaining high standards of education in schools of nursing
, what is the most significant benefit to a student who belongs to the National Student
Nurses Association? - ✔✔answers✔✔experiencing firsthand the operation, activities,
and professionalism of a national organization
identify the primary advantage that grassroots organizations have over large, well
established organizations - ✔✔answers✔✔members are very passionate about the only
one or two issues
why is it important to determine if the goals and purposes of a specialty organization are
at odds with goals and purposes of the ANA? - ✔✔answers✔✔legislators can become
easily confused if they receive conflicting information from several different groups of
nurses
what is best described as the concepts, ideals, behaviors, and significant themes that
give meaning to a persons life? - ✔✔answers✔✔values
what are the rules of conduct that protect the social fabric? - ✔✔answers✔✔laws
what term is best defined as standards of right and wrong that often are based on
religious beliefs? - ✔✔answers✔✔morals
the term defined as systems of valued behaviors and beliefs - ✔✔answers✔✔ethics
As nurses achieve increased professional autonomy, what must they also accept? -
✔✔answers✔✔ethical accountability
what is the primary function of an ethical code? - ✔✔answers✔✔a framework for
decision making
identify the system of ethical decision making that has as its focus a concern for
efficiency and utility - ✔✔answers✔✔teleological
Provision number 1 of 2001 Code of Ethics for Nurses states: "the nurse, in all
professional relationships, practices with compassion and respect or the inherent
dignity, worth, and uniqueness of every individual, unrestricted by considerations of
social or economic status, personal attributes, or the nature of health-care problems."
On which ethical principle is this statement primarily based? -
✔✔answers✔✔distributive justice
what allows a nurse to exert referent power over a client when providing nursing care? -
✔✔answers✔✔the establishment of a professional and personal relationship with the
client
