RNSG 1137 professionalism midterm Questions With
Complete Solutions
Academic integrity Correct Answer A commitment, even in
the face of adversity, to five fundamental values: honesty, trust,
fairness, respect, and responsibility.
Acculturation Correct Answer when an individual or group
transitions from living their normal lifestyle of their own culture
to the lifestyle of another culture, they must adapt to the new
culture's behaviors, values, customs, and language.
Activities to prevent FTR events Correct Answer surveillance
timely identification of complication
taking action
activating a team response
Advance directives Correct Answer Based on values of
informed consent, patient autonomy over end of life decisions,
truth telling and control over the dying process.
advantage of goal-oriented approach Correct Answer 1.
Frames the discussion in terms of individually desired rather
than universally applied health states.
2. Simplifies decision making for patients with multiple
conditions by focusing on outcomes that span conditions and
aligning treatments toward common goals.
3. Prompts patients to articulate which health states are
important to them and their relative priority.
,4. If they know what health states are most desired, patients and
clinicians can agree on steps that can be taken to achieve these
goals and monitor progress in reaching them.
Advantages to case management Correct Answer -Provide
quality health care
-Decrease fragmentation of care across many settings
-Enhance the client's quality of life
-Contain costs
Affective commitment Correct Answer Attachment to the
profession, it includes identification with and involvement in the
profession.
Altruistic motivation Correct Answer Entering the nursing
profession due to a feeling of having a calling.
Analytic processes Correct Answer Processes by which
clinicians use to break down a situation into its elements
Analytical motivation Correct Answer Consider how they will
benefit from entering the profession
assault: intentional tort Correct Answer the conduct of one
person makes another person fearful and apprehensive
Autonomy Correct Answer Commitment to include patients
in the healthcare decisions
Barriers to case management Correct Answer -Lack of client
and/or family involvement
, -Difficulty communicating with the health care team members
-Lack of skill in collaboration, coordination, negotiation
information processing, and information exchange
-Lack of clinical knowledge
-Conflict
-Not understanding role of other team members
Barriers to patient-centered care Correct Answer -Providers'
lack of time to explain sensitive information
- Provider's insensitivity to patients' emotions and cultural
perspectives.
-Patients may lack assertiveness and/or health literacy to
advocate for their own health care.
Basic critical thinking Correct Answer A nurse trusts the
experts and thinks concretely based on the rules
results from limited knowledge and experience, as well as
inadequate critical thinking experience
battery: intentional tort Correct Answer intentional and
wrongful physical contact with a person that involves an injury
or offensive contact
Beneficence Correct Answer Taking positive actions to help
others
Boundary Crossing: Caution Correct Answer Boundary
crossings are brief excursions across professional lines of
behavior that may be inadvertent, thoughtless or even
purposeful, while attempting to meet a special therapeutic need
of the patient.
Complete Solutions
Academic integrity Correct Answer A commitment, even in
the face of adversity, to five fundamental values: honesty, trust,
fairness, respect, and responsibility.
Acculturation Correct Answer when an individual or group
transitions from living their normal lifestyle of their own culture
to the lifestyle of another culture, they must adapt to the new
culture's behaviors, values, customs, and language.
Activities to prevent FTR events Correct Answer surveillance
timely identification of complication
taking action
activating a team response
Advance directives Correct Answer Based on values of
informed consent, patient autonomy over end of life decisions,
truth telling and control over the dying process.
advantage of goal-oriented approach Correct Answer 1.
Frames the discussion in terms of individually desired rather
than universally applied health states.
2. Simplifies decision making for patients with multiple
conditions by focusing on outcomes that span conditions and
aligning treatments toward common goals.
3. Prompts patients to articulate which health states are
important to them and their relative priority.
,4. If they know what health states are most desired, patients and
clinicians can agree on steps that can be taken to achieve these
goals and monitor progress in reaching them.
Advantages to case management Correct Answer -Provide
quality health care
-Decrease fragmentation of care across many settings
-Enhance the client's quality of life
-Contain costs
Affective commitment Correct Answer Attachment to the
profession, it includes identification with and involvement in the
profession.
Altruistic motivation Correct Answer Entering the nursing
profession due to a feeling of having a calling.
Analytic processes Correct Answer Processes by which
clinicians use to break down a situation into its elements
Analytical motivation Correct Answer Consider how they will
benefit from entering the profession
assault: intentional tort Correct Answer the conduct of one
person makes another person fearful and apprehensive
Autonomy Correct Answer Commitment to include patients
in the healthcare decisions
Barriers to case management Correct Answer -Lack of client
and/or family involvement
, -Difficulty communicating with the health care team members
-Lack of skill in collaboration, coordination, negotiation
information processing, and information exchange
-Lack of clinical knowledge
-Conflict
-Not understanding role of other team members
Barriers to patient-centered care Correct Answer -Providers'
lack of time to explain sensitive information
- Provider's insensitivity to patients' emotions and cultural
perspectives.
-Patients may lack assertiveness and/or health literacy to
advocate for their own health care.
Basic critical thinking Correct Answer A nurse trusts the
experts and thinks concretely based on the rules
results from limited knowledge and experience, as well as
inadequate critical thinking experience
battery: intentional tort Correct Answer intentional and
wrongful physical contact with a person that involves an injury
or offensive contact
Beneficence Correct Answer Taking positive actions to help
others
Boundary Crossing: Caution Correct Answer Boundary
crossings are brief excursions across professional lines of
behavior that may be inadvertent, thoughtless or even
purposeful, while attempting to meet a special therapeutic need
of the patient.
