NURS 104 FINAL EXAM REVIEW
leadership Correct Answer: anytime a person attempts to influences the beliefs, opinions, or behaviors of a person or group. a combination of personality traits. guide people to accomplish
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NURS 104 FINAL EXAM REVIEW
leadership Correct Answer: anytime a person attempts to influences the beliefs, opinions, or behaviors of a person or group. a combination of personality traits. guide people to accomplish common goals.
management Correct Answer: the activities involved in coordinating people, time, and supplies to achieve desired outcomes and involves problem-solving and decision-making process. maintains controls of the day to day operations of a defined area of responsibility to achieve established goals and objectives.
formal leadership Correct Answer: nurse is appointed to position
informal leadership Correct Answer: no official authority but is able to influence
leadership trait theory Correct Answer: that leaders were born with certain leadership characteristics. traits found to be associated with leadership are intelligence, alertness, dependability, energy, drive, enthusiasm, ambition, decisiveness, self confidence, cooperativeness, and technical mastery.
interactional leadership theories Correct Answer: study of the interaction between the leader and other variables of the leadership situation.
1. organizational culture
2. values of the leader and followers
3. influence of the leader of manager
4. complexities of the situation
5. work to be accomplished
6. environment
transformational leadership Correct Answer: committed to organizational goals, has visions, and is able to empower others with that vision. can guide employees to feel pride in the world of the organization and to inspire them to be actively engaged to achieve the goals
transactional leader Correct Answer: concerned with he day-to-day operations of the facility
BOX 16-1 on page 290 Correct Answer:
history of nursing certification programs Correct Answer:
licensure Correct Answer: minimal standard of practice. primary purpose is protection of the public. complete continued education for renewel
what does licensure help to do? Correct Answer: provide competency . must complete continued education for renewal.
nurse practice act Correct Answer:
when was the first NCLEX? Correct Answer: 1982
certification Correct Answer: began as a voluntary action. purpose is to recognize excellence in practice and its granted by non-governmental agencies
1. pick an area
2. contact the ANCC or speciality nursing organization
3. contact board of nursing for legal requirements Correct Answer: steps to certification
legal issues with scope of practice, reimbursement for services, federal regulations allow for direct reimbursements during services yet state and local practice vary Correct Answer: current issues in certification
be familiar with the standards of the area you're practicing in. temporary licensure is available. apply by endorsement, submit letter to SBN, provide all necessary documentation. Correct Answer: licensure from state to state
mutual recognition model Correct Answer: resolution adopted in 1997 by delegate assembly of the national council of State Board Of Nursing. provides individual state boards to adopt an interstate compact
bachelor degree Correct Answer: 4 year RN (professional nurse)
associates degree Correct Answer: 2 year LPN,LVN,ADN (technical nurse)
masters Correct Answer: APN-advance practice nurse
BSN forces on family & community health promotion and illness prevention (research, leadership, statistics) Correct Answer:
appointed board within each state charged with responsibility to administer the nurse practice act of that state.memebrs appointed by governors office. Correct Answer: state board or nursing
1. licensure are granted and renewed
2. disciplinary actions taken when act is broken
3. addressing concerns of specific nurses
4. suspend & restrict/revoke licensure Correct Answer: what are the duties of the state board of nursing?
nursing theory topics 21st century Correct Answer: concerns:
1. federal & state legislative agendas
2. uninsured population, patient safety, nursing shortage, rising costs, technology. confidentiality, & advanced practice nursing
theories:
1. questions of how health care is being managed
2. established nursing theories will be reevaluated and modified to answer important health care questions
3. complex issues: genetics, computers, noninvasive surgery robotics, decreasing every source, increasing pollutants under a thinning ozone, environmental hazards, new disease, and antibiotics resistant drugs
grand theory Correct Answer: broad in scope and may describe and explain large segments of human experience. i.e. rogers theory of unitary man describes the entire nursing processs
middle range and practice theory Correct Answer: smaller in scope and describes specific population. i.e.jacobs grief of older women, sousa and zauzaniewskis theory, diabetic self-care, chronic pain. just middle range (unpleasant symptoms)
quantitative Correct Answer: formal, objective, systematic process in which numeric data are used.
qualitative Correct Answer: systematic approach used to describe and promote understanding of human experiences related to health
examples of quantitative Correct Answer: survey, needs assessment, methodologic, mete-analysis, experimental study, quasi-experimental design, secondary analysis
examples of qualitative Correct Answer: phenomenology, ethnography, grounded theory
research process Correct Answer: 1. formulating the research questions or problem
2. defining the purpose of the study
3. reviewing related literature
4. formulating a hypotheses and defining variables
5. selecting the research design
6. selecting the population, sample, and setting
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