NURS 3200 Final Questions With Complete Solutions
4 domains of collaborative practice Correct Answer
-Values/ethics for interprofessional practice: Respect and shared
values
-Roles and responsibilities for collaborative practice: Know our
role and that of others in order to address health care needs
-Interprofessional communication practices: support team
approach; responsive and responsible
-Interprofessional teamwork and team-based practice: build
relationships, team dynamics to provide safe, timely efficient,
effective, equitable care
ANA principles for social networking Correct Answer -
Nurses must not transmit or place online individually
identifiable patient information
-Nurses must observe ethically prescribed professional
patient−nurse boundaries
-Nurses should understand that patients, colleagues, institutions,
and employers may view posting
-Nurses should take advantage of privacy settings and seek to
separate personal and professional information online
-Nurses should bring content that could harm a patient's privacy,
rights, or welfare to the attention of appropriate authorities
-Nurses should participate in developing institutional policies
governing online contact
Civil vs criminal law- verdicts and trial procedures Correct
Answer -Civil law: A body of rules that delineate private rights
and govern disputes between individuals or between individuals
,and the government in such areas as contracts, property, and
family law; distinct from criminal or public law
Trial Procedure:
--> For nurses, most civil trials involve negligence or
malpractice
--> Suing person is the plaintiff
--> Sued person is the defendant
--> Winning determined by "preponderance of evidence"
--> May go to court or be settled out of court
--> A court decision can be appealed by either party
--> Nurse may be "expert witness" with advanced knowledge
Collaboration -what is it, what are the goals, what are the levels
Correct Answer -Refers to functioning effectively within
nursing and interprofessional teams, fostering open
communication, mutual respect, and shared decision making to
achieve quality patient care
Goals
-Improve client satisfaction with care
-Enhance continuity across continuum of care
-Provide evidence-based, high-quality, cost-effective care that is
driven by expected outcomes
-Promote mutual respect and communication between clients
and healthcare team members
-Provide opportunities to resolve issues and solve problems
Components of health belief and social learning theory Correct
Answer According to HBM (health behavior model), the
, likelihood of acting in response to health threat is dependent
upon 6 factors:
-Person's perception of the severity of the illness
-Person's perception of susceptibility to the illness
-Value of the treatment benefits
-Barriers to treatment
-Costs of treatment in physical and emotional terms
-Cues that stimulate taking action toward treatment of illness
Social Learning Theory
-If a person believes he or she is capable of performing a
behavior (self-efficacy), the behavior will lead to a desirable
outcome, the person is more likely to perform the behavior
Definition of death Correct Answer "An individual who has
sustained either (1) irreversible cessation of circulatory and
respiratory functions or (2) irreversible cessation of all functions
of the entire brain, including the brain stem is dead. A
determination of death must be made in accordance with
accepted medical standards."
Domains of learning and examples of each Correct Answer -
Cognitive learning encompasses the intellectual skills of
knowledge acquisition, comprehension, application, analysis,
and evaluation (Knowledge)
-Psychomotor learning refers to learning skills and performance
of behaviors or skills (Skills)
-Affective learning requires a change in feelings, attitudes, or
beliefs (Attitudes)
4 domains of collaborative practice Correct Answer
-Values/ethics for interprofessional practice: Respect and shared
values
-Roles and responsibilities for collaborative practice: Know our
role and that of others in order to address health care needs
-Interprofessional communication practices: support team
approach; responsive and responsible
-Interprofessional teamwork and team-based practice: build
relationships, team dynamics to provide safe, timely efficient,
effective, equitable care
ANA principles for social networking Correct Answer -
Nurses must not transmit or place online individually
identifiable patient information
-Nurses must observe ethically prescribed professional
patient−nurse boundaries
-Nurses should understand that patients, colleagues, institutions,
and employers may view posting
-Nurses should take advantage of privacy settings and seek to
separate personal and professional information online
-Nurses should bring content that could harm a patient's privacy,
rights, or welfare to the attention of appropriate authorities
-Nurses should participate in developing institutional policies
governing online contact
Civil vs criminal law- verdicts and trial procedures Correct
Answer -Civil law: A body of rules that delineate private rights
and govern disputes between individuals or between individuals
,and the government in such areas as contracts, property, and
family law; distinct from criminal or public law
Trial Procedure:
--> For nurses, most civil trials involve negligence or
malpractice
--> Suing person is the plaintiff
--> Sued person is the defendant
--> Winning determined by "preponderance of evidence"
--> May go to court or be settled out of court
--> A court decision can be appealed by either party
--> Nurse may be "expert witness" with advanced knowledge
Collaboration -what is it, what are the goals, what are the levels
Correct Answer -Refers to functioning effectively within
nursing and interprofessional teams, fostering open
communication, mutual respect, and shared decision making to
achieve quality patient care
Goals
-Improve client satisfaction with care
-Enhance continuity across continuum of care
-Provide evidence-based, high-quality, cost-effective care that is
driven by expected outcomes
-Promote mutual respect and communication between clients
and healthcare team members
-Provide opportunities to resolve issues and solve problems
Components of health belief and social learning theory Correct
Answer According to HBM (health behavior model), the
, likelihood of acting in response to health threat is dependent
upon 6 factors:
-Person's perception of the severity of the illness
-Person's perception of susceptibility to the illness
-Value of the treatment benefits
-Barriers to treatment
-Costs of treatment in physical and emotional terms
-Cues that stimulate taking action toward treatment of illness
Social Learning Theory
-If a person believes he or she is capable of performing a
behavior (self-efficacy), the behavior will lead to a desirable
outcome, the person is more likely to perform the behavior
Definition of death Correct Answer "An individual who has
sustained either (1) irreversible cessation of circulatory and
respiratory functions or (2) irreversible cessation of all functions
of the entire brain, including the brain stem is dead. A
determination of death must be made in accordance with
accepted medical standards."
Domains of learning and examples of each Correct Answer -
Cognitive learning encompasses the intellectual skills of
knowledge acquisition, comprehension, application, analysis,
and evaluation (Knowledge)
-Psychomotor learning refers to learning skills and performance
of behaviors or skills (Skills)
-Affective learning requires a change in feelings, attitudes, or
beliefs (Attitudes)
