NURS 301 Exam 1 – Questions With Proper
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Which of the following best describes B.
a primary challenge facing the nursing Black emphasizes that health care is becoming more
profession in today's evolving health complex, and effective interprofessional
care environment as described by collaboration is a major challenge.
Black?
A. A shift toward more inpatient, long-
term care settings
B. Increasing expectations for
interprofessional collaboration
C. A decreasing demand for advanced
practice nursing roles
D. Simplification of regulatory and
reimbursement requirements
Which historical movement had the C.
greatest influence in formally The Civil War military nursing efforts (e.g., work by
establishing nursing as a profession in Clara Barton, Dorothy Dix) significantly raised the
the U.S.? profile of nursing and catalyzed formal organization.
A. The Progressive Era reform
movements
B. The Women's Suffrage movement
C. The Civil War military nursing efforts
D. The establishment of public health
nursing
,In the social context of nursing, the B.
concept of "nurse as advocate" As patient rights, autonomy, and voice grew in
emerged in response to: prominence, nursing's role as advocate became
A. Technological advances reducing central.
the caring role
B. Public demands for patient rights
and autonomy
C. Decreasing hospital-based patient
care
D. Increased emphasis on diagnostics
Which of the following is a social A.
factor that continues to influence how Media portrayals (TV, film, news) strongly influence
the public views nursing? public perceptions of nursing.
A. Media portrayals of nurses
B. Only the scope of practice defined
by regulation
C. The presence of nurses in rural
areas exclusively
D. Elimination of nursing shortages
Which of the following are A, B, D.
characteristics of a profession (as A profession has a systematic body of knowledge,
opposed to occupation) in Black's autonomy, self-regulation, and a code of ethics.
discussion? Minimal requirements or low prestige would not
A. Systematic body of knowledge apply.
B. Autonomy and self-regulation
C. Minimal educational requirements
D. Code of ethics
E. Low societal prestige
, A nurse leader is promoting B.
collegiality among staff. According to Collegiality involves sharing knowledge, supporting
Black, which action best demonstrates peers, and respectful professional relationships.
collegiality?
A. Maintaining strict hierarchical roles
B. Sharing information, mentoring
peers, and mutual respect
C. Avoiding conflict at all costs
D. Limiting communication to nursing
staff only
One barrier to professionalism in B.
nursing that Black describes is: Fragmentation or lack of a unified professional
A. Overemphasis on specialization identity is a barrier to full professionalism.
B. Lack of collective identity or unity
C. Excessive autonomy for nurses
D. Overregulation by professional
organizations
Which educational path is often C.
considered a "bridge" program to help The RN-to-BSN program is a common "bridge"
an associate-degree nurse transition pathway.
to a bachelor's degree?
A. Diploma to BSN
B. Accelerated second-degree BSN
C. RN-to-BSN
D. Direct-entry MSN
A major challenge in nursing B.
education that Black notes is: Faculty shortages, recruitment issues, and
A. Too many faculty members maintaining quality amid growth are major
B. Faculty shortages and recruitment challenges.
difficulties
C. Overabundance of clinical
placement sites
D. Homogeneity of student
populations
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Terms in this set (55)
Which of the following best describes B.
a primary challenge facing the nursing Black emphasizes that health care is becoming more
profession in today's evolving health complex, and effective interprofessional
care environment as described by collaboration is a major challenge.
Black?
A. A shift toward more inpatient, long-
term care settings
B. Increasing expectations for
interprofessional collaboration
C. A decreasing demand for advanced
practice nursing roles
D. Simplification of regulatory and
reimbursement requirements
Which historical movement had the C.
greatest influence in formally The Civil War military nursing efforts (e.g., work by
establishing nursing as a profession in Clara Barton, Dorothy Dix) significantly raised the
the U.S.? profile of nursing and catalyzed formal organization.
A. The Progressive Era reform
movements
B. The Women's Suffrage movement
C. The Civil War military nursing efforts
D. The establishment of public health
nursing
,In the social context of nursing, the B.
concept of "nurse as advocate" As patient rights, autonomy, and voice grew in
emerged in response to: prominence, nursing's role as advocate became
A. Technological advances reducing central.
the caring role
B. Public demands for patient rights
and autonomy
C. Decreasing hospital-based patient
care
D. Increased emphasis on diagnostics
Which of the following is a social A.
factor that continues to influence how Media portrayals (TV, film, news) strongly influence
the public views nursing? public perceptions of nursing.
A. Media portrayals of nurses
B. Only the scope of practice defined
by regulation
C. The presence of nurses in rural
areas exclusively
D. Elimination of nursing shortages
Which of the following are A, B, D.
characteristics of a profession (as A profession has a systematic body of knowledge,
opposed to occupation) in Black's autonomy, self-regulation, and a code of ethics.
discussion? Minimal requirements or low prestige would not
A. Systematic body of knowledge apply.
B. Autonomy and self-regulation
C. Minimal educational requirements
D. Code of ethics
E. Low societal prestige
, A nurse leader is promoting B.
collegiality among staff. According to Collegiality involves sharing knowledge, supporting
Black, which action best demonstrates peers, and respectful professional relationships.
collegiality?
A. Maintaining strict hierarchical roles
B. Sharing information, mentoring
peers, and mutual respect
C. Avoiding conflict at all costs
D. Limiting communication to nursing
staff only
One barrier to professionalism in B.
nursing that Black describes is: Fragmentation or lack of a unified professional
A. Overemphasis on specialization identity is a barrier to full professionalism.
B. Lack of collective identity or unity
C. Excessive autonomy for nurses
D. Overregulation by professional
organizations
Which educational path is often C.
considered a "bridge" program to help The RN-to-BSN program is a common "bridge"
an associate-degree nurse transition pathway.
to a bachelor's degree?
A. Diploma to BSN
B. Accelerated second-degree BSN
C. RN-to-BSN
D. Direct-entry MSN
A major challenge in nursing B.
education that Black notes is: Faculty shortages, recruitment issues, and
A. Too many faculty members maintaining quality amid growth are major
B. Faculty shortages and recruitment challenges.
difficulties
C. Overabundance of clinical
placement sites
D. Homogeneity of student
populations
