Intro to Professional Nursing Exam 1 Practice

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• Which is NOT one of the four main areas of competency in nursing?
• Which organization released the National League for Nursing's Position Statement on Nursing Roles?
• When formulating patient goals, which consideration is central?
• Which profession was the first to use a nationwide licensure examination?
• How can reality shock be reduced?
• Which setting is listed as a community nursing role location?
• Segregation of African American and male nurses in the U.S. military ended in which year?
• Which principle is emphasized when organizing and collecting patient data?
• Which city is at the forefront of nursing advancements?
• Which approach focuses on organizing actions into the sequence of assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation?
• In the Occupation-Practice Continuum, which statement describes personal identification derived from the profession?
• Which core value describes the responsibility of all faculty, staff, and students to be a contributing member of a unified educational community committed to connection and engagement?
• What describes the Process of Professionalism in nursing?
• Which core value is defined as the consistent demonstration of and strict adherence to accountability, responsibility, dependability, and commitment?
• Which of the following is one of the four domains affecting nurses' accurate documentation of diagnoses?
• Which term describes control over one's practice?
• Which value reflects selfless concern and dedication to helping others?
• Complementary Application describes APN and doctor functions that are:
• Who volunteered to be bitten by carrier mosquitoes to demonstrate how disease spread during the Spanish-American War?
• Which term is used for the process of evaluating an institution's quality and compliance in the material?
• Which social movement helped and hurt the nursing profession?
• During which period did unemployment rise sharply and nursing became unaffordable?
• Which core value emphasizes honesty, fairness, and sincerity in all professional dealings?
• Which organization released the statement that the baccalaureate degree program was minimal nursing education?
• Caring encompasses the interest, concern, compassion and mentoring we demonstrate for our students, our patients, our communities and each other.
• According to the material, what is the aim of education in nursing?
• Mary Mahoney was a member of which professional nursing organization?
• Can professional socialization be effectively achieved through distanced education?
• What is the correct order of the five steps of the nursing process?
• Who founded the Frontier Nursing Service in 1925, focusing on rural health and maternal care?
• Which biases are more likely to influence behavior when they have not been examined?
• In the PES format, what does the 'S' represent?
• In the Professional Commitment model, what is the main motivation?
• What is the primary purpose of the Evaluation step in the nursing process?
• Who founded the Henry Street Settlement in New York City in 1893, trained nurses, and was a colleague of Lavinia Dock, influencing immigration health and public health organizations?
• Which core value refers to the conversion of knowledge and ideas into meaningful work through creativity, entrepreneurship, and pushing beyond the boundaries of status quo?
• Which term best describes deliberate, structured instruction of nursing roles and knowledge?
• Which core value is most closely associated with achieving excellence through collaboration, shared knowledge, and continuous improvement?
• How many steps are in the nursing process?
• Learning vocabulary and adjusting to new roles are aspects of which type of socialization?
• Which core value encompasses the interest, concern, compassion and mentoring demonstrated for our students, our patients, our communities and each other?
• 1/3 of the world population was infected during which flu event?
• Why is studying the history of nursing important?
• In what year did Mary Adelaide Nutting arrive at Teachers College as the first nursing professor?
• Which term describes being a support system and mentor among nursing professionals?
• Who used her own money to establish 'hotel for soldiers', closer to the front lines, and was denied twice to join Nightingale's team?
• During the nursing process, which step involves selecting interventions to achieve goals?
• Which state was the first to recognize nurse practitioners, influencing the growth of specialty care units?
• What is a possible consequence after reality shock hits?
• Which educational path to becoming a registered nurse is described as not really continuing anymore?
• Which of the following is one of the four main areas of competency?
• Diversity is defined as
• Which organization serves as the national voice for America's baccalaureate and higher-degree nursing education programs?
• Nursing Innovation emphasizes
• Which domains are described in Bloom's taxonomy in the context of planning?
• Negativity/Independence (cognitive rebellion) corresponds to which stage?
• Which option best captures the definition of Caring?
• Approximately how many hospitals were critically short-staffed in November 2020?
• What should a nurse identify to understand their responses and set them aside while providing care?
• Which RN licensure pathway has the largest current share, listed as 60% and increasing?
• Mary Mahoney co-founded which organization dedicated to advancing education for African American nurses?
• Which document guides nurses' commitment to demonstrate ethical values and standards?
• Which statement describes a factor related to the evolution of ADN/BSN programs?
• Which organization is associated with standardized nursing terminology?
• Which organization is the autonomous accrediting agency for baccalaureate and graduate nursing education programs?
• Who is the Dean of LSUHSC?
• Which degree is the research-focused degree?
• Which core value focuses on fostering the potential of every individual through sensitivity, social justice and cultural competence?
• Which year did Mary Adelaide Nutting become the first nursing professor at Teachers College?
• Which factor is most closely associated with the emergence of specialty care units in health care?
• Which report came first in examining nursing education reform?
• What services do certified nursing assistants commonly provide?
• Substitutive Application describes APN and physician functions that are:
• Which of the following is a hospital-based nursing role?
• The Affordable Care Act, signed in March 2010, aimed to prevent insurance denials to which group?
• What is the correct order of the steps in the nursing process?
• Who is the Chancellor of LSUHSC?
• Which statement best describes the scope of Philosophies of Nursing?
• What is the approximate percentage of male nurses in the nursing workforce?
• What describes the overriding goal of nursing education?
• Which of the following is NOT a domain affecting nurses' accurate documentation of diagnoses?
• Which core value involves acknowledging the value of ourselves and others by treating them with dignity, courtesy, and consideration?
• Who was the 1st trained African American nurse in the US (1879), a member of the American Nurses Association, and co-founded the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses?
• Which degree level is affirmed as the minimum educational level for professional nursing practice?
• In the early stage of professional socialization, students are least likely to question content because they don't know enough. Which stage is this?
• Who served as Superintendent of Women's Nurses of the Union during the Civil War and helped mentally ill?
• Which degree is described as the practice degree?
• CCNE & COA are important to be able to do what?
• Which statement best describes the trend for the Diploma RN pathway?
• Philosophies of Nursing include which elements?
• Which statement best describes AACN's mission?
• Who volunteered to be bitten by carrier mosquitoes to study disease spread?
• The identification of trauma care needs, including PTSD, began during which conflict?
• Which statement is included among the four main areas of competency?
• What is the primary purpose of evaluating patient progress using goals and outcomes in nursing care?
• Which degree is a practice degree for nursing practice?
• In the Occupation model, accountability is to whom?
• Which nurse is listed as founder of the NACCP in the material?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an RN licensure program?
• Which level of thinking is characterized by a highly organized knowledge base, ability to assess intervention options, flexibility, and resource awareness?
• Which term describes a nurse with marginal skills in Benner's model?
• Which author is associated with discussing incivility issues facing nurses?
• Which of the following is NOT listed among hospital nursing roles?
• Who tended to Union soldiers and was known as the 'angel of the battlefield' and founded the American Red Cross?
• Trauma care and the identification of PTSD began during which conflict?
• Stage 4 is associated with interdependence; what does this stage involve?
• Which term refers to formal written agreements outlining how credits transfer between institutions?
• Graduate Studies (own school) is listed as what in LSUHSC?
• Which organizations provide voluntary accreditation for nursing programs?
• In which system are interactions between healthcare providers and clients, along with financial and regulatory aspects, organized?
• In the 1800s to early 1900s, diploma programs provided women with formal education and jobs. Which option best completes this statement?
• Which mode of thinking involves considering prior medical history, education, and cultural background, with reflective thinking?
• Which setting is NOT listed as a community nursing site?
• Nurses have the responsibility to _________ when witnessing a bully.
• Integrity is described as
• LSBN is a member of which national organization?
• In Benner's stages, which level is described as making goals and planning care?
• Professionalism is defined as
• Which term describes hostile, disrespectful behavior among nurses in the workplace?
• Which profession was the first to use a nationwide licensure examination?
• Which type of goals are described as Realistic and Measurable in the planning process?
• One third of current nurses are aged 50 years or older. Which age category does this describe?
• During the Spanish-American War, which nurses were preferred?
• Which term best aligns with creating an inclusive environment by acknowledging diverse backgrounds and cultural competence?
• Which nurse significantly improved nursing education by lengthening Johns Hopkins' nursing program from 2 to 3 years and helped establish the American Journal of Nursing in 1900?
• The model for Associate Degree nursing programs was developed by whom?
• Which framework guides systematic thinking and processing of patient information to produce high-level care?
• Which setting is NOT listed as a place where nurses can find roles?
• Which step of the nursing process involves validating and clustering data to identify the patient problem?
• Which historical event is listed as part of nursing history shifts?
• Learning new roles and experiencing anxiety, disappointments, and disillusionment describe which aspect of professional socialization?
• STEWARDSHIP definition.
• Which practice concept represents the professional obligation to adhere to ethical standards?
• LSBN's mandate is to protect which of the following?
• In Benner's framework, which stage is described as 'reasoned appraisal integrating facts/opinions and having objective testing'?
• What describes the process of internalization and development or modification of an occupational identity that begins in formal nursing programs and continues as nurses practice?
• 1/3 of the world population was infected during which flu event?
• Scope and Preparation affirmed which as the minimum educational level for professional nursing practice?
• Integrity is described as
• Which description best defines CCNE?
• Institutional Accreditation is by which body?
• Which model is associated with novices and experts in nursing?
• Reality shock includes which of the following factors?
• Licensure does not mean which of the following?
• Which practitioner is described as fluid in performance and grasping patient needs automatically?
• Which core value is defined as advocating and protecting resources entrusted in our care through service, dedication, and enthusiasm?
• Which core value ensures honesty and ethical behavior in all professional endeavors?
• Reality shock occurs due to a gap between which two experiences?
• Which nurse started the professional nursing status during the Crimean War and helped reduce mortality from 60% to 2%?
• Which term refers to the formal review and approval by a recognized agency of nursing education programs?
• Diversity is defined as
• What did the Lysaught report emphasize?
• Stage 4 emphasizes interdependence through what process?
• CCNE & COA are associated with nursing education in what context?
• Nursing Innovation is defined as
• Which core value emphasizes accountability, responsibility, dependability, and commitment in professional actions?
• In the nursing process, the step that determines whether patient goals were met is which?
• Nursing as a profession emphasizes which implication about learning?
• How long has nursing existed?
• Absorbing the culture of nursing—rites, rituals, and valued behaviors—is an example of which form of socialization?
• Which authors described developmental models appropriate for beginning nursing students?
• In clinical judgment training, a novice nurse would most likely do which action?
• Respect is defined as
• What is the Goldmark Report best described as?
• Which characteristic best describes Professional Commitment?
• What was the original intention of associate degrees when they were first developed?
• Which term refers to obstacles within professional nursing practice environments?
• Which accreditation-related factor contributed to the decline of diploma programs in nursing education?
• Who described the 5 stages of nursing to progress from novice to expert?
• Which value describes the nurse's accountability?
• Which report preceded the Lysaught report in examining nursing education reform?
• What is described as the nursing faculty as the first mentor, in an orderly and building-block fashion?
• Which degree level is described as associated with teacher/college graduate education, a terminal degree, clinical specialization, and voluntary accreditation from ANEC or CCNE?
• Which term describes the highest level of thinking in nursing that involves organized knowledge, assessing options, flexibility, and using resources?
• Which description best defines major nursing outcomes?
• Which state was the first to recognize nurse practitioners?
• In the PES format, what does the 'E' represent?
• Which description best reflects what becoming a professional nurse requires?
• Before making critical nursing decisions, what do nurses typically do?
• Unilateral Dependence is associated with which stage?
• Which organization is responsible for nursing licensure and regulation?
• Which degree level is associated with teacher/college graduate education, a terminal degree, clinical specialization, and voluntary accreditation from ANEC or CCNE?
• How many nurses are estimated to retire in the next 10-15 years?
• Lai and Lim describe the two conditions of professional socialization as which?
• To start a philosophy, you should begin with which?
• Learning vocabulary as a component of professional socialization specifically refers to acquiring nursing-specific language.
• Which topics are linked to nursing shortage and can affect patient outcomes?
• Which term denotes a group with high professional standards in nursing?
• What is an accurate statement regarding nurse certification?
• Which framework outlines the stage progression from Novice to Expert in nursing practice?
• Who was the only woman in the Confederacy to hold military rank and served as superintendent?
• Which factor contributed to the dramatic decline of diploma nursing programs in the mid-1960s?
• Which core value centers on developing and supporting diverse talents through sensitivity, social justice, and cultural competence?
• Excellence is described as
• Which degree is funded for nursing research from NIH grants?
• Which organization promotes excellence in nursing education to build a strong and diverse nursing workforce?
• Which phrase captures the idea of nursing as challenging yet rewarding?
• What are the three traditional RN licensure programs?
• Who was the first nursing professor in history, arriving at Teachers College in 1907?
• Lai and Lim describe two conditions as part of professional socialization. Which two are they?
• Approved by ______ annually?
• What term describes using current knowledge from research to base clinical judgement and client care?
• Which core value is described as supporting the highest quality in an environment of collaboration, shared knowledge, innovation, scholarship, leadership, and competence?
• What does EBP stand for in nursing practice?
• Which statement best describes the role of biases in nursing care?
• Which statement best defines Organizational Citizenship in the given material?
• Which core value involves treating others with dignity, courtesy, and consideration?
• During the low period of nursing, which occurred?
• In the Occupation-Practice Continuum, which statement best describes 'Occupation'?
• Which degree is described as the research-focused degree?
• Who started professional nursing status during the Crimean War and established the first formal nursing education?
• Which NLN document emphasizes preparing graduates to use electronic health records and emphasizes evidence-based practice?
• Which nurse is noted for working with tenants to improve life in densely populated areas?
• Which is NOT one of the four main areas of competency?
• Which item was NOT a focus of the Goldmark Report?
• Which legislation promoted public health programs and old-age insurance?
• In the PES format, what does the 'P' represent?
• Which concept emphasizes that interventions depend on an accurate diagnosis and the establishment of patient goals?
• Which statement best describes Excellence?
• Which value emphasizes treating others with dignity, courtesy, and consideration?
• Which statement best describes professional socialization?
• Which stage involves critical thinking expanding and beginning to question authorities?
• Which document provides ethical guidelines and professional standards for nursing?
• The theoretical, scientific orientation of the BSN program contrasted with which hallmark of hospital-based diploma education?
• Which phase of the nursing process involves planned interventions being carried out and continual patient assessment?
• Which concept describes a standardized plan of care based on common and recurring problems and multidisciplinary plans?
• Which core value most directly embodies collaboration and mentoring within a learning community?
• Which term is described as the formal preparation of Registered Nurses in the bachelor's degree programs?
• Which theorist described a type of socialization modeling?
• The granting of authority to practice describes which concept?
• In professional socialization, what is a key expectation for nurses toward patients?
• Which organization published the National League for Nursing Position Statement on Nursing Roles?
• Having an accepted definition of nursing provides a framework for what?
• Which area is listed as a nursing role outside traditional clinical settings?
• Which topics listed may present sensitive ethical or personal issues and require careful handling by nurses?
• Which framework is used to think systematically and process patient information to guide interventions?
• Which of the following is listed as a school within LSUHSC?
• Which nurse is described as a nurse and midwife associated with the Frontier Nursing Service in 1925, contributing to nutrition, hygiene, and prenatal care?
• Which term describes programs that facilitate student movement between programs and accept transfer credit between institutions?