NUR 201 Exam 4 LATEST
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Where should a nurse work? - correct answer In a high risk clinic that provides the supplies and
equipment to prevent injuries and provides a level of patient safety
A nurse manager should do what in order to plan and hire appropriately? - correct answer
Evaluate turnover rates
How can a nurse prevent "reality shock?" - correct answer Applying at a hospital that offers an
orientation program, has stress management strategies, and have the opportunity to express
any work related pressures
If a nurse does something wrong in the hospital who reviews the incident? - correct answer The
Board of Nursing but the hospital does the disciplinary action
An RN should reflect what level of education? - correct answer Nursing education
The State Board of Nursing does not provide legal assistance for nurses who are? - correct
answer In trouble
Magnet hospitals focus that leadership is? - correct answer Shared at the point of care
, Should nurses review accomplishments? - correct answer Yes, both short and long term goals
What characteristics does a proficient nurse have? - correct answer Understands the situation
as a whole, able to prioritize tasks at hand by utilizing past experiences, able to work in an
efficient and organized manner. However, they cannot multitask
What characteristics does a competent nurse have? - correct answer They are skilled in all
aspects of basic nursing skills and take responsibility for evaluating their own strengths and
weakness; still needs assitance
What stage of nurse see's situations holistically? - correct answer A nurse who is in the stage of
Proficient
A novice nurse can not handle what? - correct answer Fear or a conflict situation
Who over rules a nurse midwife? - correct answer The Nurse Practice Act for Midwives
A nurse manager should not make assumptions about - correct answer Whether a new nurse
can do a job
What makes up QSEN - correct answer Teamwork, safety, patient-centered care, and evidence-
based practice
Nursing shortage can be taken care by - correct answer Creating incentives for nurses to do
their roles
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
Where should a nurse work? - correct answer In a high risk clinic that provides the supplies and
equipment to prevent injuries and provides a level of patient safety
A nurse manager should do what in order to plan and hire appropriately? - correct answer
Evaluate turnover rates
How can a nurse prevent "reality shock?" - correct answer Applying at a hospital that offers an
orientation program, has stress management strategies, and have the opportunity to express
any work related pressures
If a nurse does something wrong in the hospital who reviews the incident? - correct answer The
Board of Nursing but the hospital does the disciplinary action
An RN should reflect what level of education? - correct answer Nursing education
The State Board of Nursing does not provide legal assistance for nurses who are? - correct
answer In trouble
Magnet hospitals focus that leadership is? - correct answer Shared at the point of care
, Should nurses review accomplishments? - correct answer Yes, both short and long term goals
What characteristics does a proficient nurse have? - correct answer Understands the situation
as a whole, able to prioritize tasks at hand by utilizing past experiences, able to work in an
efficient and organized manner. However, they cannot multitask
What characteristics does a competent nurse have? - correct answer They are skilled in all
aspects of basic nursing skills and take responsibility for evaluating their own strengths and
weakness; still needs assitance
What stage of nurse see's situations holistically? - correct answer A nurse who is in the stage of
Proficient
A novice nurse can not handle what? - correct answer Fear or a conflict situation
Who over rules a nurse midwife? - correct answer The Nurse Practice Act for Midwives
A nurse manager should not make assumptions about - correct answer Whether a new nurse
can do a job
What makes up QSEN - correct answer Teamwork, safety, patient-centered care, and evidence-
based practice
Nursing shortage can be taken care by - correct answer Creating incentives for nurses to do
their roles
