Nur 102 Final Exam Latest Update 2024-2025
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Patient-Centered Care - CORRECT ANSWER:
Advantages:
- expedites care
- promotes patient convenience
- capitalizes on professional competence of team members
- emphasizes continuum of care and reduced fragmentation of care
- uses resources efficiently
- fosters teamwork, collaboration, and communication
Disadvantages:
- requires "right staff at right time" to meet patient needs
- difficult to explain; uses several models of care delivery
- requires a lot of RNs; must have both clinical and management skills
Advantages and Disadvantages of Primary Nursing - CORRECT ANSWER:
Advantages:
- high patient and family satisfaction
- promotes RN responsibility, authority, autonomy, and accountability
- nurse can care for entire patient (physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually)
- patient knows nurse well, and nurse knows patient well
- promotes patient-centered decision making
- increases coordination and continuity of care
- promotes professionalism
,- promotes job satisfaction and sense of accomplishment for nurses
Disadvantages:
- difficult to hire all RN staff
- expensive to pay all RN staff
- nurses are not familiar w/ other patients, making it difficult to "cover" for each other
- may create conflicts b/w primary and associate nurses
- stress of round-the-clock responsibility
- heavy responsibility, especially for new nurses
Advantages and Disadvantages of Team Nursing - CORRECT ANSWER: Advantages:
- potential for building team spirit
- provides comprehensive care
- each worker's abilities used to the fullest
- promotes job satisfaction
- decreases nonprofessional duties of RNs
Disadvantages:
- ongoing need for communication among team members requires commitment of time
- all team members must promote teamwork, or team nursing is unsuccessful
- team composition varies from day to day, which can be confusing and disruptive and
decreases continuity of care
- may result in blurred role boundaries, resulting in confusion and resentment
Advantages of Case Management Nursing - CORRECT ANSWER: Advantages:
- promotes interdisciplinary collaboration
- increases quality of care
- is cost-effective
- eases patient's transition from hospital to community services
,- nurse has increased responsibility
Disadvantages:
- requires additional training
- requires nurses to be off the unit for periods of time
- is time-consuming
- is most useful only w/ high-risk patients and high-cost/high-volume conditions
Appreciate how continued knowledge acquisition is necessary to implement safe,
effective, salient nursing care via the nursing process. - CORRECT ANSWER: - nursing
process is dynamic, not linear
- continued knowledge is necessary for growth and proper nursing care
- the more knowledge you acquire, the more experienced of a nurse you will become
- continuing one's education through lifelong learning is an excellent way to maintain
and enhance your
critical thinking skills
Appreciate the interplay of care, compassion and communication. - CORRECT
ANSWER: - being compassionate helps foster a safe environment for patients, improve
quality of care, and increase trust and comfort b/w patients and nurses
- compassion promotes effective communication between patients, families, and staff
=> patients are more willing to open up to nurses they trust
Articulate the concept of gracious space - CORRECT ANSWER: - graciously listening,
engaging, and responding appropriately to the diverse viewpoints and/or polarity of
possible solutions that exist for delivering safe, cost-effective, and quality healthcare
solutions
Attributes of a Critical Thinker - CORRECT ANSWER: - A critical thinker: (1) raises
questions and problems and formulates them clearly and precisely; (2) gathers and
assesses relevant information, using abstract ideas for interpretation; (3) arrives at
conclusions and solutions that are well-reasoned and tests them against relevant
, standards; (4) is open-minded and recognizes alternative ways of seeing problems, and
has the ability to assess the assumptions, implications, and consequences of alternative
viewpoints; (5) communicates effectively w/ others as solutions to complex problems are
formulated
***Reflective Thinking --> asking self questions during and after nurse-patient
interactions***
Board of Directors Responsibilities (Not-for-Profit Organizations) - CORRECT
ANSWER: - determination of the organization's mission
- strategic planning
- financial oversight
- selection and evaluation of the CEO
- board self-evaluation and education
BSN Essentials I, III, IV, & IX - CORRECT ANSWER: - Essential I: *Liberal Education
for Baccalaureate Generalist Nursing Practice*
=> A solid base in liberal education provides the cornerstone for the practice and
education of nurses
- Essential III: *Scholarship for Evidence Based Practice*
=> Professional nursing practice is grounded in the translation of current evidence into
one's practice
- Essential IV: *Information Management and Application in Patient Care Technology*
=> Healthcare policies, including financial and regulatory, directly and indirectly
influence the nature and functioning of the healthcare system and thereby are important
consideration in professional nursing practice
- Essential IX: *Baccalaureate Generalist Nursing Practice*
=> The baccalaureate-graduate is prepared to practice w/ patients, including individuals,
families, groups, communities, and populations across the lifespan and across the
continuum of healthcare environments
=> The baccalaureate graduate understands and respects the variations of care, the
increased complexity, and the increased use of healthcare resources inherent in caring
for patients
Actual Exam from Credible Sources with 170
Questions and Verified Correct Answers Golden
Ticket to Guaranteed A+ Verified by Professor
Advantages and Disadvantages of Patient-Centered Care - CORRECT ANSWER:
Advantages:
- expedites care
- promotes patient convenience
- capitalizes on professional competence of team members
- emphasizes continuum of care and reduced fragmentation of care
- uses resources efficiently
- fosters teamwork, collaboration, and communication
Disadvantages:
- requires "right staff at right time" to meet patient needs
- difficult to explain; uses several models of care delivery
- requires a lot of RNs; must have both clinical and management skills
Advantages and Disadvantages of Primary Nursing - CORRECT ANSWER:
Advantages:
- high patient and family satisfaction
- promotes RN responsibility, authority, autonomy, and accountability
- nurse can care for entire patient (physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually)
- patient knows nurse well, and nurse knows patient well
- promotes patient-centered decision making
- increases coordination and continuity of care
- promotes professionalism
,- promotes job satisfaction and sense of accomplishment for nurses
Disadvantages:
- difficult to hire all RN staff
- expensive to pay all RN staff
- nurses are not familiar w/ other patients, making it difficult to "cover" for each other
- may create conflicts b/w primary and associate nurses
- stress of round-the-clock responsibility
- heavy responsibility, especially for new nurses
Advantages and Disadvantages of Team Nursing - CORRECT ANSWER: Advantages:
- potential for building team spirit
- provides comprehensive care
- each worker's abilities used to the fullest
- promotes job satisfaction
- decreases nonprofessional duties of RNs
Disadvantages:
- ongoing need for communication among team members requires commitment of time
- all team members must promote teamwork, or team nursing is unsuccessful
- team composition varies from day to day, which can be confusing and disruptive and
decreases continuity of care
- may result in blurred role boundaries, resulting in confusion and resentment
Advantages of Case Management Nursing - CORRECT ANSWER: Advantages:
- promotes interdisciplinary collaboration
- increases quality of care
- is cost-effective
- eases patient's transition from hospital to community services
,- nurse has increased responsibility
Disadvantages:
- requires additional training
- requires nurses to be off the unit for periods of time
- is time-consuming
- is most useful only w/ high-risk patients and high-cost/high-volume conditions
Appreciate how continued knowledge acquisition is necessary to implement safe,
effective, salient nursing care via the nursing process. - CORRECT ANSWER: - nursing
process is dynamic, not linear
- continued knowledge is necessary for growth and proper nursing care
- the more knowledge you acquire, the more experienced of a nurse you will become
- continuing one's education through lifelong learning is an excellent way to maintain
and enhance your
critical thinking skills
Appreciate the interplay of care, compassion and communication. - CORRECT
ANSWER: - being compassionate helps foster a safe environment for patients, improve
quality of care, and increase trust and comfort b/w patients and nurses
- compassion promotes effective communication between patients, families, and staff
=> patients are more willing to open up to nurses they trust
Articulate the concept of gracious space - CORRECT ANSWER: - graciously listening,
engaging, and responding appropriately to the diverse viewpoints and/or polarity of
possible solutions that exist for delivering safe, cost-effective, and quality healthcare
solutions
Attributes of a Critical Thinker - CORRECT ANSWER: - A critical thinker: (1) raises
questions and problems and formulates them clearly and precisely; (2) gathers and
assesses relevant information, using abstract ideas for interpretation; (3) arrives at
conclusions and solutions that are well-reasoned and tests them against relevant
, standards; (4) is open-minded and recognizes alternative ways of seeing problems, and
has the ability to assess the assumptions, implications, and consequences of alternative
viewpoints; (5) communicates effectively w/ others as solutions to complex problems are
formulated
***Reflective Thinking --> asking self questions during and after nurse-patient
interactions***
Board of Directors Responsibilities (Not-for-Profit Organizations) - CORRECT
ANSWER: - determination of the organization's mission
- strategic planning
- financial oversight
- selection and evaluation of the CEO
- board self-evaluation and education
BSN Essentials I, III, IV, & IX - CORRECT ANSWER: - Essential I: *Liberal Education
for Baccalaureate Generalist Nursing Practice*
=> A solid base in liberal education provides the cornerstone for the practice and
education of nurses
- Essential III: *Scholarship for Evidence Based Practice*
=> Professional nursing practice is grounded in the translation of current evidence into
one's practice
- Essential IV: *Information Management and Application in Patient Care Technology*
=> Healthcare policies, including financial and regulatory, directly and indirectly
influence the nature and functioning of the healthcare system and thereby are important
consideration in professional nursing practice
- Essential IX: *Baccalaureate Generalist Nursing Practice*
=> The baccalaureate-graduate is prepared to practice w/ patients, including individuals,
families, groups, communities, and populations across the lifespan and across the
continuum of healthcare environments
=> The baccalaureate graduate understands and respects the variations of care, the
increased complexity, and the increased use of healthcare resources inherent in caring
for patients
