NSG 5000 Quiz 4 / NSG5000 Quiz 4 (Latest): South University

NSG 5000 Quiz 4 / NSG5000 Quiz 4 (Latest): South University Question 1 (1 point) Of the following statements, which three are accurate concepts to apply to APRNs? Question 1 options: Incorporation and integration of business practices with clinical practice expertise is essential. No one program can prepare for all avenues of practice with specialty practices becoming more common and require additional endorsements and certifications Advanced Practice Nursing is a replacement to medical practice. More studies differentiating basic from advanced practice nursing and the impact on patient outcomes are needed. Question 2 (1 point) What three triads provide a framework for Advance practice health policy issues? Question 2 options: a) expert, equal and comparable care solutions to that of physicians b) cost-quality-access patient centered solutions c) population foci, preventive and health promotion solutions d) collective, coalitions and unity of all nursing organizations is the solution Question 3 (1 point) In 2008, the AACN, NCSBN, and other organizations representing APNs formed the APRN dialogue group to produce a model that includes important definitions, roles and titles to be used, population foci, specialties, and preparation for emerging new APRN roles. This model is known as the: Question 3 options: a) Hamric’s Integrative Model of Advanced Practice Nursing b) Calkin’s Model of Advanced Practice Nursing c) Consensus Model for Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Regulation d) Strong Memorial Hospital’s Model of Advanced Practice Nursing Question 4 (1 point) What are the three global issue(s) related to impeding advance practice: Question 4 options: Titling Lack of Physician support and required supervision Role conflict and power struggles between basic nursing and advance nursing practice Utilization of EBR to guide standards of practice Question 5 (1 point) What is the first organizational step of influencing health policy to make changes? Question 5 options: a) defining and documenting problems b) drafting rules c) educating policymakers on the problems d) educating the public on the need for change