NSG 6006 pre-specialty health policy/theory/APN roles
Questions With Complete Solutions Solutions
___________________________ and
___________________________ have distinct definitions and
cannot be seen as interchangeable. Correct Answers Advanced
practice nursing/advanced nursing practice
___________________________ further delineates the focus of
practice. With this expanded knowledge and skill, there is
potentially further advancement of theoretical, evidence-based,
and practical knowledge in caring for a specific patient
population base. Correct Answers Sub-specialization
- Defined by the profession nationally- Held to standard of
practice by nsg profession and by APRN specialty- Describes
basic competency levels for safe and competent practice-
Closely match core competencies for APRNs Correct Answers
standards of practice
-behavioral system model
-est equilibrium in person using 7 principle subsystems:
attachment or affiliation, dependency, ingestive, eliminative,
sexual, aggressive, and achievement Correct Answers Dorothy
Johnson
-Conceptual systems and Theory of Goal Attainment-
implementation involves the actual activities to achieve goals-
mutual goal setting and goal attainment Correct Answers
Imogene King
,-Cultural care-Takes into account the cultural beliefs and values
of individuals and groups to provide satisfying and culturally
congruent nursing care-fosters adaption through negotiation with
others to satisfy health outcomes Correct Answers Leininger's
theory of culture care
-Health as expanding conciseness-health is seen as a process of
developing awareness of self and the environment-humans
cannot be divided into parts Correct Answers betty newman
-Health Promotion model
-focuses on individual experience
behavior specific knowledge, and behavior outcomes
-key influencers for achieving health include: behavior
motivated, a desire to increase well-being, ones approach to
health Correct Answers nola pender
-Theory of Human Caring-Promote health and restore client to
health and prevent illness Correct Answers jean watson theory
3 stages of Policy Model Correct Answers 1. Implementation2.
Monitoring3. Effectiveness
a complex systems model that is holistic and wellness-oriented.
It is definitive and detailed in terms of how the NP-patient
interaction, patient assessment, intervention, and evaluation
should occur; It is complex and its value for understanding NP
practice may not become clear until one is in practice; is
intended to describe the NP's combined functions (i.e., nursing
and medicine), benefits for practitioner and patient, and a
, framework whereby NP services can be evaluated Correct
Answers Shuler's Model of Nurse Practitioner Practice
a core competency of advanced practice nursing, but the concept
has some unique characteristics in the APN context - involves
three distinct defining characteristics—mentoring, innovation,
and activism. Their activities may range from taking a stand on
behalf of an individual patient to advocating for a change in
national health policy. Correct Answers leadership
a dynamic process of change over time as new roles are acquired
Correct Answers role transition
A formal process (usually an examination, but may be a
portfolio) used by a certifying agency to validate, based on
predetermined standards, an individual's knowledge, skills, and
abilities; provides validation of the APRN's knowledge in a
particular specialty. It is used by most states as one component
of second licensure for APRN practice. Correct Answers
certification
A metaparadigm must include which of the following 3
characteristics? Correct Answers Encompass all phenomena of
interest Be perspective—neutral
Be global in scope
A multi-dimensional concept that includes domains related to
physical, functional, mental, emotional, and social functioning
Health-related quality of life (HRQoL) Correct Answers health
related quality of life
Questions With Complete Solutions Solutions
___________________________ and
___________________________ have distinct definitions and
cannot be seen as interchangeable. Correct Answers Advanced
practice nursing/advanced nursing practice
___________________________ further delineates the focus of
practice. With this expanded knowledge and skill, there is
potentially further advancement of theoretical, evidence-based,
and practical knowledge in caring for a specific patient
population base. Correct Answers Sub-specialization
- Defined by the profession nationally- Held to standard of
practice by nsg profession and by APRN specialty- Describes
basic competency levels for safe and competent practice-
Closely match core competencies for APRNs Correct Answers
standards of practice
-behavioral system model
-est equilibrium in person using 7 principle subsystems:
attachment or affiliation, dependency, ingestive, eliminative,
sexual, aggressive, and achievement Correct Answers Dorothy
Johnson
-Conceptual systems and Theory of Goal Attainment-
implementation involves the actual activities to achieve goals-
mutual goal setting and goal attainment Correct Answers
Imogene King
,-Cultural care-Takes into account the cultural beliefs and values
of individuals and groups to provide satisfying and culturally
congruent nursing care-fosters adaption through negotiation with
others to satisfy health outcomes Correct Answers Leininger's
theory of culture care
-Health as expanding conciseness-health is seen as a process of
developing awareness of self and the environment-humans
cannot be divided into parts Correct Answers betty newman
-Health Promotion model
-focuses on individual experience
behavior specific knowledge, and behavior outcomes
-key influencers for achieving health include: behavior
motivated, a desire to increase well-being, ones approach to
health Correct Answers nola pender
-Theory of Human Caring-Promote health and restore client to
health and prevent illness Correct Answers jean watson theory
3 stages of Policy Model Correct Answers 1. Implementation2.
Monitoring3. Effectiveness
a complex systems model that is holistic and wellness-oriented.
It is definitive and detailed in terms of how the NP-patient
interaction, patient assessment, intervention, and evaluation
should occur; It is complex and its value for understanding NP
practice may not become clear until one is in practice; is
intended to describe the NP's combined functions (i.e., nursing
and medicine), benefits for practitioner and patient, and a
, framework whereby NP services can be evaluated Correct
Answers Shuler's Model of Nurse Practitioner Practice
a core competency of advanced practice nursing, but the concept
has some unique characteristics in the APN context - involves
three distinct defining characteristics—mentoring, innovation,
and activism. Their activities may range from taking a stand on
behalf of an individual patient to advocating for a change in
national health policy. Correct Answers leadership
a dynamic process of change over time as new roles are acquired
Correct Answers role transition
A formal process (usually an examination, but may be a
portfolio) used by a certifying agency to validate, based on
predetermined standards, an individual's knowledge, skills, and
abilities; provides validation of the APRN's knowledge in a
particular specialty. It is used by most states as one component
of second licensure for APRN practice. Correct Answers
certification
A metaparadigm must include which of the following 3
characteristics? Correct Answers Encompass all phenomena of
interest Be perspective—neutral
Be global in scope
A multi-dimensional concept that includes domains related to
physical, functional, mental, emotional, and social functioning
Health-related quality of life (HRQoL) Correct Answers health
related quality of life
