Excelsior College NURS 104 Module 1-8 Quizzes ALL ANSWERED CORRECT

NURS 104 M1-M8 quizzes the mission of the department of nursing is to seek to promote, expand and validate scientific knowledge and evidence-based practice to advance health and provide an atmosphere of scholarly inquiry, an appreciation of professional values, inter professional collaboration and active community service ANS: true what percentage of the total N104 grade is the combined weight of the 6 online Moodle crossword/quizzes worth? ANS: 12% According to the bsn program and student learning outcomes in your N104 Course packet, which outcome includes the competency of providing culturally sensitive holistic, competent, patient-centered care to a diverse population? ANS: core knowledge which outcome is associated with ensuring that "best practices are being incorporated into care of patients, families, and communities to promote and maintain patient-centered care" in the bsn program and student learning outcomes in your N104 course packet? ANS: evidence-based practice Does N104 Unit 1 cover chapter 1 "The Evolution of the Nursing Profession" from your text book Contemporary nursing: issues, trends, and management? ANS: False Student responsibilities can be found in the N104 course packet ANS: false which student responsibility apply to NURS 104? ANS: -students with disabilities requiring extra time and/or quiet room must notify their instructors as soon as possible and complete a form in student services -when corresponding with instructors through email or telephone make sure to include your full name and nursing 104 section number -each student is expected to be prepared for each classroom experience -students are responsible for checking the News forum for both N104 central site and N104 site daily A student did not take a N104 Moodle crossword/1uiz during the "open" time frame; the crossword/quiz is now "closed". What will happen? ANS: will receive a grade of zero match names with positions ANS: Dr. Melinda oberleitner- dean Dr. Lisa Broussard- associate dean Dr. Helen hurst- head of baccalaureate nursing & grad program Dr. deedra Herrington- baccalaureate coordinator it is the expectation that all of Ul of Lafayette nursing students will have a copy of the ul at Lafayette college of nursing and allied health professions department of nursing student handbook ANS: true what is the minimum cumulative gpa required for admission into the 200 level of nursing? ANS: 2.8 what is the lowest acceptable percentage to progress to the next nursing course? ANS: 77.00 what is the minimum accepted grade for required courses (both nursing and non-nursing) is a/an? ANS: C what happens when a student enrolled in Nursing 208 withdraws from the course in the fall semester and then earns a grade "D" in nursing 208 in the subsequent semester? ANS: will not be allowed to major in nursing at UL lafayette each student should be sure that compliance of the UL Department of Nursing Core Performance Standards is achievable without unreasonable dependance on technology or intermediaries. These standards have requirements in which skills, attributes and qualities below? ANS: -critical thinking -professional relationships -communication -mobility -motor skills -hearing -visual -tactile -behavioral please match the example with the core performance standards requirement. ANS: mobility- movement about patients room, work spaces and treatment areas. Administration of rescue procedures, including cardiopulmonary motor skills- calibration and use of equipment. therapeutic positioning of patients hearing- ability to hear monitoring device alarm and other emergency signals. ability to discern auscultatory sounds and cries for help tactile- ability to perform palpation and functions of physical assessment and/or therapeutic interventions what must the student do to be granted permission to engage in a clinical nursing course? ANS: file an application with the LSBN and have criminal background history using fingerprints when is a drug and alcohol crew required for UL Nursing Students? ANS: -suspicions of being under the influence of drug or alcohol anytime during the semester -randomly -clinical nursing students who are involved in an accident/incident or a medication handling discrepancy may be required to submit for testing -prior to admission into first clinical nursing course possible consequences of a positive drug/alcohol screen include: ANS: -denied admission into clinical nursing courses -dismissal from clinical nursing courses -test results reported to LSBN -referral to LSBN approved evaluator for assistance in dealing with drug abuse when will a student who has had a positive drug/alcohol screen be allowed to return to clinical course? ANS: with written approval from LSBN and compliance with drug/alcohol testing requirements what will happen when a student arrives late for an exam? ANS: the student will be allowed to take the exam only if no other students have completed the exam and left the room what is the consequence of a students cell phone ringing during an exam? ANS: the student receives an automatic 10% deduction from exam grade what letter grade will be assigned to a student who receives a final grade at 92.99 in a nursing course? ANS: B a student misses an exam without contacting the instructor prior to the exam; what are the consequences? ANS: the student will receive an unexcused absence and grade of a zero for the missed exam a student has never missed a N104 lecture but forgot to sign the class roster only once before leaving the classroom. A student can expect the participation grade to reflect an unexcused absence. ANS: true what will happen when a student misses an exam bc of a routine scheduled dentist appointment? ANS: considered an unexcused absence and the student will not be allowed to make up the exam to appeal a final grade, before contracting university ombudsman, student must first speak with? (chain of command) ANS: 1. his/her instructor 2. semester coordinator 3. bsn coordinator 4. department head 5. associate dean 6. dean of college of nursing students who are making less than a C grade in a class will be advised by the course faculty or course coordinator with an interim advisement form prior to or during mis-term well of the semester ANS: true which instances would be considered an excused absence? ANS: -ul basketball player attending out of town basketball game -ul SGA officer attending the SGA National Convention -illness with a physicians excuse a student who is arrested for drunken driving over the summer break should disclose the incident to the UL College if Nursing and Allied Health Professionals and the LSBN ANS: true submitting inappropriate posts on Moodle, facebook, twitter, youtube, and sending inappropriate emails or voicemails are all examples of ANS: uncivil behavior it is the students responsibilities to refrain from the following on social media sites: ANS: -interacting with patients via social networking sites (accepting "friend" request with patients) -posting of comments that are harassing, threatening, or hostile to faculty, staff, patients, or other students -posting derogatory comments about classmates, faculty, staff, or other individuals that are encountered during their academic experience -using patient's identifying information (including but not limited to name, initials, hospital name, physician name, diagnosis, dates of admission) which group has class representatives that can confer with the bsn coordinator, department head, associate dean, and the dean of the college if nursing and allied health professions at.a planned monthly forum? ANS: BSN Student Advisory Council a set of statements encompassing rules that apply to people in professional roles ANS: code of ethics when a student claims originality for the ideas or words of another person ANS: plagiarism the major national nursing organization concerned with a broad scope of practical issues: standard of practice, scope of practice, ethics, legal, and employment issues ANS: ANA a subsidiary of the AACN with responsibility for establishing and implementing standards criteria and for accreditation of baccalaureate and graduate degree programs in nursing ANS: CCNE this program requires 2 years of arts and sciences, 2 years of nursing courses ANS: BSN one way to avoid plagiarism is when in doubt, ____ ANS: cite acting in accordance with an appropriated code of ethics ANS: integrity the minimum penalty for a student guilty of either dishonest act for the assignment in question ANS: zero report published in 1991 by the US Department of Health and Human Services as a nationwide effort to help states, cities, and communities identify health promotion and disease prevention strategies to address these health risk problems ANS: healthy people provided the recommendation that nurses should practice to the full extent of their education in training ANS: IOM showing disregard for others and causing an atmosphere of disrespect, conflict, and stress ANS: incivility customs, ideas of life, and ways of behaving that society regards as desirable ANS: values with this learning, new knowledge builds on old knowledge ANS: cumulative the organization of deans and directors of baccalaureate and higher-degree nursing programs; establishes standards for programs concerned with legislative issues that pertain to professional nursing education ANS: AACN the national organization of nurse educators with longstanding commitment to four types of basic programs; established the centers of excellence for nursing programs that meet designated standards ANS: NLN nursing is both an art and a _____ ANS: science concern for the welfare of others which includes caring, commitment, compassion, generosity, and perserverance ANS: altruism science or study of moral values ANS: ethics report published in 1991 by the US department of health and human services as a nationwide effort to help states, cities, and communities identify health promotion and disease prevention strategies to address these health risk problems ANS: healthy people the maximum penalty for committing dishonest acts in accordance with academic dishonesty ANS: dismissal another term for theory/lecture that proves the foundation of knowledge ANS: didactic the broad term used to describe all acts of dishonest committed in the taking of tests or exams in the preparation of assignments; occurs when a student makes use of any unauthorized aids of materials ANS: cheating right to self-determination: provides nursing care based on respect of patient's rights to make decisions about their health care ANS: autonomy respect for inherent worth and uniqueness of individuals and populations ANS: human dignity