NR 446 EXAM 1 EXAM WITH CORRECT
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2025
Can an LPN hang electrolytes? - CORRECT-ANSWERSNO- requires assessment
Can an LPN hang TPN? - CORRECT-ANSWERSNo
Can an LPN hang NS with K? - CORRECT-ANSWERSYes - diluted
Can an LPN hang blood? - CORRECT-ANSWERSNo
Can an LPN hang a bolus? - CORRECT-ANSWERSNo
Can an LPN do an IV push? - CORRECT-ANSWERSNo
UAP assignments - CORRECT-ANSWERSstable patients with chronic conditions
Who should UAP's not work with? - CORRECT-ANSWERS-no vitals on: acute cardiac,
new patient - depending on status, post-op (not stable patients), if RN is in room, UAP
can help but RN needs to be in room
reactive planning - CORRECT-ANSWERSoccurs after a problem exists, goal is just to
get back to normal
inactivism - CORRECT-ANSWERSanother type of conventional planning, seeks the
status quo, not going to do anything, prevent change from occurring, standing firm, slow
incremental change
, preactivism - CORRECT-ANSWERSutilize technology to accelerate change and are
future oriented. *Unsatisfied with the past or present, preactivists do not value experience
and believe that the future is always preferable to the present.*
interactive or proactive planning - CORRECT-ANSWERSPlanners who fall into this
category consider the past, present, and future and attempt to plan the future of their
organization rather than react to it. Because the organizational setting changes often,
adaptability is a key requirement for proactive planning. Proactive planning occurs, then,
in anticipation of changing needs or to promote growth within an organization and is
required of all leader-managers so that personal as well as organizational needs and
objectives are met.
Forecasting - CORRECT-ANSWERSinvolves trying to estimate how a condition will be
in the future.
SWOT analysis - CORRECT-ANSWERSidentifying internal strengths (S) and
weaknesses (W) and also examining external opportunities (O) and threats (T)
-need to have an objective first
-subjective in nature
Strengths - CORRECT-ANSWERSinternal attributes that help an organization achieve
its objectives
Weaknesses - CORRECT-ANSWERSinternal attributes resources that work against a
successful outcome
Opportuninities - CORRECT-ANSWERSexternal and positive, national focused,
evidence based practice
Threats - CORRECT-ANSWERSexternal and negative
, Planning Hierarchy - CORRECT-ANSWERS1) Mission
2) Philosophy
3) Goals
4) Objectives
5) Policies
6) Procedures
7) Rules
Vision statement - CORRECT-ANSWERSexpresses what the organization should
become, where it wants to go strategically, future oriented
MIssion statement - CORRECT-ANSWERSa statement of the organization's purpose -
what it wants to accomplish in the larger environment, the reason why the organization
exists
Philosophy - CORRECT-ANSWERScomes out of vision and mission, about values and
beliefs
-organizational philosophy
-nursing service philosophy
Goal - CORRECT-ANSWERSa desired end toward which efforts are directed, the aim of
a philosophy
-SMART
Objectives - CORRECT-ANSWERS-more specific and measurable
-gets you towards the goal
process objectives - CORRECT-ANSWERSwritten in terms of the method to be used
, ex: 100% of staff nurses will orient new patients to the call-light system, within 30
minutes of their admission, by first demonstrating its appropriate use and then asking the
patient to repeat said demonstration.
results-focused objective - CORRECT-ANSWERSspecify the desired outcome
ex: 95% postoperative patients will perceive a decrease in their pain levels following the
administration of parenteral pain medication.
Policies - CORRECT-ANSWERSplans reduced to statements, direct organizations in
their decision making
-limit setting, boundary setting
Implied policies - CORRECT-ANSWERSneither written nor expressed verbally, have
usually developed over time and follow a precedent.
Expressed policies - CORRECT-ANSWERSdelineated verbally or in writing
Procedures - CORRECT-ANSWERShow to get things done within that policy, instruct
you how to do things
Rules - CORRECT-ANSWERS-define actions
-form policies and procedures
-allow only once choice of action
strategic planning - CORRECT-ANSWERSLong-term planning that provides broad
goals and directions for the entire business.
Contemporary Adaptation of Lewins Model - Stages of Change MOdel - CORRECT-
ANSWERSStage 1: Pre-contemplation: no current intention to change
Stage 2: Contemplation: individual considers making a change
Stage 3: Preparation: there is intent to make a change in the near future
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2025
Can an LPN hang electrolytes? - CORRECT-ANSWERSNO- requires assessment
Can an LPN hang TPN? - CORRECT-ANSWERSNo
Can an LPN hang NS with K? - CORRECT-ANSWERSYes - diluted
Can an LPN hang blood? - CORRECT-ANSWERSNo
Can an LPN hang a bolus? - CORRECT-ANSWERSNo
Can an LPN do an IV push? - CORRECT-ANSWERSNo
UAP assignments - CORRECT-ANSWERSstable patients with chronic conditions
Who should UAP's not work with? - CORRECT-ANSWERS-no vitals on: acute cardiac,
new patient - depending on status, post-op (not stable patients), if RN is in room, UAP
can help but RN needs to be in room
reactive planning - CORRECT-ANSWERSoccurs after a problem exists, goal is just to
get back to normal
inactivism - CORRECT-ANSWERSanother type of conventional planning, seeks the
status quo, not going to do anything, prevent change from occurring, standing firm, slow
incremental change
, preactivism - CORRECT-ANSWERSutilize technology to accelerate change and are
future oriented. *Unsatisfied with the past or present, preactivists do not value experience
and believe that the future is always preferable to the present.*
interactive or proactive planning - CORRECT-ANSWERSPlanners who fall into this
category consider the past, present, and future and attempt to plan the future of their
organization rather than react to it. Because the organizational setting changes often,
adaptability is a key requirement for proactive planning. Proactive planning occurs, then,
in anticipation of changing needs or to promote growth within an organization and is
required of all leader-managers so that personal as well as organizational needs and
objectives are met.
Forecasting - CORRECT-ANSWERSinvolves trying to estimate how a condition will be
in the future.
SWOT analysis - CORRECT-ANSWERSidentifying internal strengths (S) and
weaknesses (W) and also examining external opportunities (O) and threats (T)
-need to have an objective first
-subjective in nature
Strengths - CORRECT-ANSWERSinternal attributes that help an organization achieve
its objectives
Weaknesses - CORRECT-ANSWERSinternal attributes resources that work against a
successful outcome
Opportuninities - CORRECT-ANSWERSexternal and positive, national focused,
evidence based practice
Threats - CORRECT-ANSWERSexternal and negative
, Planning Hierarchy - CORRECT-ANSWERS1) Mission
2) Philosophy
3) Goals
4) Objectives
5) Policies
6) Procedures
7) Rules
Vision statement - CORRECT-ANSWERSexpresses what the organization should
become, where it wants to go strategically, future oriented
MIssion statement - CORRECT-ANSWERSa statement of the organization's purpose -
what it wants to accomplish in the larger environment, the reason why the organization
exists
Philosophy - CORRECT-ANSWERScomes out of vision and mission, about values and
beliefs
-organizational philosophy
-nursing service philosophy
Goal - CORRECT-ANSWERSa desired end toward which efforts are directed, the aim of
a philosophy
-SMART
Objectives - CORRECT-ANSWERS-more specific and measurable
-gets you towards the goal
process objectives - CORRECT-ANSWERSwritten in terms of the method to be used
, ex: 100% of staff nurses will orient new patients to the call-light system, within 30
minutes of their admission, by first demonstrating its appropriate use and then asking the
patient to repeat said demonstration.
results-focused objective - CORRECT-ANSWERSspecify the desired outcome
ex: 95% postoperative patients will perceive a decrease in their pain levels following the
administration of parenteral pain medication.
Policies - CORRECT-ANSWERSplans reduced to statements, direct organizations in
their decision making
-limit setting, boundary setting
Implied policies - CORRECT-ANSWERSneither written nor expressed verbally, have
usually developed over time and follow a precedent.
Expressed policies - CORRECT-ANSWERSdelineated verbally or in writing
Procedures - CORRECT-ANSWERShow to get things done within that policy, instruct
you how to do things
Rules - CORRECT-ANSWERS-define actions
-form policies and procedures
-allow only once choice of action
strategic planning - CORRECT-ANSWERSLong-term planning that provides broad
goals and directions for the entire business.
Contemporary Adaptation of Lewins Model - Stages of Change MOdel - CORRECT-
ANSWERSStage 1: Pre-contemplation: no current intention to change
Stage 2: Contemplation: individual considers making a change
Stage 3: Preparation: there is intent to make a change in the near future