(COMPLETE) PN1 (PROFESSIONAL NURSING 1) EXAMS/QUIZ/FINAL QUESTIONS ALL ANSWERED 100% CORRECT |VERIFIED ANSWERS

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(COMPLETE) PN1 (PROFESSIONAL NURSING 1) EXAMS/QUIZ/FINAL QUESTIONS ALL ANSWERED 100% CORRECT |VERIFIED ANSWERS Table of Contents PNI Quiz One (1) Solved with All correct Answers + Explanation (+120 ... Q) 1 PN1 Exam 1 (Professional Nursing I) (50 Questions and Answers) 49 (Rasmussen) PN1 Exam One (Professional Nursing I) |50 Q&A 55 Professional Nursing 1, Exam 1, (Rasmussen College) |130 Q&A 60 PN1 Exam 2 (Answered) |35Q&A 84 PNI Quiz #2 |55Questions and Answers 2023-2024|Multiple Choice 86 Professional Nursing I - Exam II Practice |40 Questions and Answers 109 PN1 EXAM 3 (PROFESSIONAL NURSING 1) |55 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 125 PN1 Exam 3 Rasmussen (80 Q&A) 137 PN1 FINAL EXAM |100 Q&A 137 PNI final exam |170 Questions and Answers 154 ATI professional nursing 1 |30 Questions and Answers 169 PNI & CN (Solved) |70 Questions with Correct Answers 172 PNI Quiz One (1) Solved with All correct Answers + Explanation (+120 Q) During orientation, a novice nurse sits and "virtually spends" the first few paychecks, envisioning the money going into a personal bank account. In the dream state, the nurse smiles and knows that the pain of nursing school was worth it. Which phase of reality shock is the nurse experiencing? a. Honeymoon b. Shock or rejection c. Recovery d. Resolution During the honeymoon phase, the novice nurse has a positive image of nursing that coincides with the reason for becoming a nurse; this feeling is experienced immediately after the nurse begins work and often while still in orientation. During the shock or rejection phase, there is inconsistency with what was learned in school and the work environment, and the novice nurse lacks many of the skills needed to be independent in this new role. The novice nurse begins to understand the new culture to a certain degree, thus there is less tension and anxiety, and healing begins in the recovery phase. In the resolution phase, work expectations are more easily met, and the nurse will have developed the ability to elicit change. A novice nurse is assigned a patient who has an order to draw blood for culture and sensitivity from a central line before antibiotic therapy is started. The novice reads and rereads the procedure manual. An hour later he stands at the bedside of the patient and stares at the central line, without knowing how to proceed. This phase of reality shock is identified with what term? a. Honeymoon b. Shock or rejection c. Recovery d. Resolution During the shock or rejection phase, there is inconsistency with what was learned in school and the work environment, and the novice nurse lacks many of the skills needed to be independent in this new role. During the honeymoon phase, everything is just as the new graduate imagined. The novice nurse begins to understand the new culture to a certain degree, thus there is less tension and anxiety, and healing begins in the recovery phase. In the resolution phase, work expectations are more easily met, and the nurse will have developed the ability to elicit change. According to Kramer, nurses in the shock phase should ask themselves what? a. "How can I fit in with other staff?" b. "Why can't I perform as everyone expects?" c. "What changes can I make to make me feel good about the choice to become a nurse?" d. "How can I get the rest of the staff to change?" During the shock or rejection phase, novice nurses must ask themselves what they must do to become the type of nurse envisioned and to make a contribution. [Show More]

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