ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSING ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PROFESSION 3RD EDITION DENISCO

ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSING ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PROFESSION 3RD EDITION DENISCO 3. A national specialty committee is formed for a specific nursing specialty. This is an example of what stage of evolution of advanced practice nursing? a. Stage II: specialty organizes b. Stage I: specialty begins c. Stage IV: specialty matures d. Stage III: specialty standardizes ANS: A As national organizations form around specific specialties they are considered to be in stage II of the evolution of advanced practice nursing. 54. Two organizations are formed for a specific advanced practice nursing specialty. As interest in the specialty grows, legislation is required to govern aspects of care. To answer this call, the organizations must meet what stage of evolution of advanced practice nursing? a. Stage I: specialty begins b. Stage IV: specialty matures c. Stage III: specialty standardizes d. Stage II: specialty organization ANS: C As pressures mount for standardization, often for curriculum development or legislative pressure, standardization of practice must be obtained. This is often a difficult and lengthy process of stage III of the evolution of advanced practice nursing. 55. Hospitalist practice by advanced practice nurses are in significant need. What stage of development is hospitalist practice? a. Specialty standardizes b. Specialty begins c. Specialty matures and grows interprofessionally d. Specialty organizes ANS: B Hospitalist practice is a relatively new field for advanced practice nursing and has yet to be organized. Hospitalist practice is a stage I specialty. 56. Which ofthe following specialties is classified asstage II, organized but yet to be standardized? a. Wound and Ostomy Nursing b. Interventional Pain Specialist c. Advanced Diabetes Manager d. Clinical Transplant Coordinator ANS: D The clinical transplant coordinator is currently a stage II specialty as it organizes and begins plans for standardization of care. Wound and Ostomy nursing and Interventional Pain Practice are both stage III specialties. Advanced Diabetes manager and Genetics Advanced Practice are stage IV specialties. 57. As first addressed in 1985 at Surgeon General’s workshop on Violence and Public Health, the need for which specialty began? a. CRNA b. Forensic Nursing c. Public Health Nursing d. Wound and Ostomy Nursing ANS: B The need for Forensic Nursing specialty was first addressed in 1985 at Surgeon General’s workshop on Violence and Public Health. 58. Wound and Ostomy nursing, through the WOCNS, offers four levels of care providers. This organization is currently in what stage of evolution of advanced practice nursing? a. Specialty organizes b. Specialty begins c. Specialty standardizes d. Specialty matures and grows interprofessionally ANS: C The WOCNS offers four levels of WOC specialty nurse training and has been developing curricula and education that are offered in postbaccalaureate and some graduate-level programs. 59. Although not required for practice, the AAPM offers a credentialing examination requiring at least 2 years of pain management experience prior to examination for Interventional Pain Practice. This organization’s efforts to standardize care classify as what stage of evolution of advanced practice nursing? a. Stage I b. Stage II c. Stage IV d. Stage III ANS: D The AAPM offers two credentialing examinations: diplomate and fellow. This allows for initial standardization of practice in chronic pain management and paves for care as the organization begins to mature along with the Interventional Pain Specialist specialty. 60. What specialty hastwo levels of certification available, focused on the management of diabetes and prescribing medications? a. Diabetes and Wellness Specialty b. Endocrine Specialty c. Advanced Diabetes Manager d. Diabetes Clinical Specialist ANS: C The American Association of Diabetes Education (AADE) offers two levels for the specialty of Advanced Diabetes Manager: Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE) and Board Certified Advanced Diabetes Manager (BC-ADM). Specifically, the BC-ADM focuses less on education and moreon the management of diabetes and prescribing of medications. 61. A father and mother have been identified as carriers of cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease. Their primary care provider suggests they obtain genetic counseling prior to starting a family. Which provider is the best for this couple? a. Pediatric nurse practitioner b. Pediatric Physician c. Genetics Specialty RN d. Genetics advanced practice nurse ANS: D The Genetics advanced practice nurse is a specialty that requires a graduate degree. This stage IV specialty ensures specialized training in genetics. These practitioners offer genetic counseling, case management, consultation, and evaluation of patients and their families. An RN would only offer information or identify the need for referral to a genetics specialist. A Pediatric nurse practitioner or Pediatric physician would likely not have specialized training in genetic counseling. Chapter6 Interprofessional Collaboration for Improving Patient and Population Health Knowledge Multiple Choi