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NURS-B 253 Final Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
Question: What does belonging to a professional nursing association do for
the nurse?
a) It costs money and time
b) It allows nurses to be nationally/locally active and improve leadership skills
c) It gives lobbyists more money to use in Washington, DC.
d) It helps nurses get jobs.
Ans: B
Question: The standards of practice for the American Nurses Association
include which of the following?
a) Assessment
b) Crisis Management
c) Data recording
d) Rounding practices
Ans: A
Question: How is a nursing curriculum different from other types of curricula?
a) It requires studying.
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b) It is a continuum, and each course is meant to build on the previous one.
c) It is only clinical.
d) Faculty is less available to help students.
Ans: B
Question: What makes simulation an effective method for developing clinical
competency in nursing?
a) It provides real-life experience.
b) It only prepares the student for lab work.
c) It gives the student a risk-free environment for guided practice.
d) It provides the best practice of bedside manner.
Ans: C
Question: Knowledge workers recognize that change is:
a) something to be avoided
b) inevitable in health care.
c) a barrier in many situations.
d) experienced mostly by patients.
Ans: B
Question: According to the Interpretive Model of patient-provider
relationships, the ultimate decision about care is up to:
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NURS-B 253 Final Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
Question: What does belonging to a professional nursing association do for
the nurse?
a) It costs money and time
b) It allows nurses to be nationally/locally active and improve leadership skills
c) It gives lobbyists more money to use in Washington, DC.
d) It helps nurses get jobs.
Ans: B
Question: The standards of practice for the American Nurses Association
include which of the following?
a) Assessment
b) Crisis Management
c) Data recording
d) Rounding practices
Ans: A
Question: How is a nursing curriculum different from other types of curricula?
a) It requires studying.
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b) It is a continuum, and each course is meant to build on the previous one.
c) It is only clinical.
d) Faculty is less available to help students.
Ans: B
Question: What makes simulation an effective method for developing clinical
competency in nursing?
a) It provides real-life experience.
b) It only prepares the student for lab work.
c) It gives the student a risk-free environment for guided practice.
d) It provides the best practice of bedside manner.
Ans: C
Question: Knowledge workers recognize that change is:
a) something to be avoided
b) inevitable in health care.
c) a barrier in many situations.
d) experienced mostly by patients.
Ans: B
Question: According to the Interpretive Model of patient-provider
relationships, the ultimate decision about care is up to:
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