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Nurs 302 - Final Exam Questions With Complete Solutions, Exams of Nursing

A comprehensive set of questions and answers covering various aspects of nursing practice, including professional socialization, evidence-based practice, ethical considerations, and quality improvement. It offers valuable insights into key concepts and principles relevant to nursing education and practice.

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Nurs 302 - Final Exam Questions With
Complete Solutions
ADPIE correct answer: Assess
Diagnose
Plan
Implement
Evaluate
What are the different employment options for nurses? correct
answer: -medical offices
-workplaces
-communities
-armed services
-schools
-palliative care/end of life
-telehealth
-faith community
-nurse entrepreneurs
What nurses require advanced degrees? correct answer: -nurse
practitioner (masters)
-clinical nurse specialist (masters)
-Certified nurse-midwife (masters)
-Certified registered nurse anesthetist (masters/doctorate)
What are the three dimensions of thinking? correct answer:
reflective (pondering experiences, identifying challenges)
creative (creating/producing relevant ideas or solutions)
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ADPIE correct answer: Assess Diagnose Plan Implement Evaluate What are the different employment options for nurses? correct answer: -medical offices -workplaces -communities -armed services -schools -palliative care/end of life -telehealth -faith community -nurse entrepreneurs What nurses require advanced degrees? correct answer: -nurse practitioner (masters) -clinical nurse specialist (masters) -Certified nurse-midwife (masters) -Certified registered nurse anesthetist (masters/doctorate) What are the three dimensions of thinking? correct answer: reflective (pondering experiences, identifying challenges) creative (creating/producing relevant ideas or solutions)

critical dimensions (evaluating ideas to determine which is best) Critical Thinking Involves... correct answer: -utilizing purpose and control -using well-reasoned strategies to get the results you need -reasonable reflective thinking focusing on what to do Barries to critical thinking? correct answer: -"mine is better"

  • tunnel vision -resistant to change -conformity -stereotyping/bias 3 characteristics of a professional nurse? correct answer: 1. service/altruism
  1. specialized knowledge
  2. autonomy/ethics 8 characteristics of a profession? correct answer: 1. services provided are vital to humanity and welfare of society
  3. special body of knowledge that is enlarged through research
  4. services involve intellectual activities
  5. practitioners are educated in institutions of higher learning (ADN to BSN)
  6. Practitioners are relatively independent and control their own (autonomy)
  7. practitioners are motivated by service (altruism)
  8. there is a code of ethics to guide the decision making
  9. there is an organization that encourages and supports high standards of practice

Examples of evidence based practice correct answer: - continuing education courses

  • attending professional conferences -reading journals -maintain membership in professional organizations -clinician expertise & patient preferences to determine the best practices Research process of nursing correct answer: -Focuses on patients' responses to nursing care -Using scientific method Qualitative Research correct answer: relies on datacollection techniques like narrative interviews and participant observation Quantitative Research correct answer: standardized experimental designs with hypothesis, measurable variables and outcomes, and statistical analysis Institutional Review Board (IRB) correct answer: -committee of administrators, scientists, and community members that reviews proposals for research involving human participants -Research that does not violate human participants' rights WISE Approach correct answer: Wonder Investigate Speculate Evaluate Describe "moral" correct answer: right vs. wrong Rules of conduct

Describe "values" correct answer: beliefs that guide behavior Describe "ethics" correct answer: critical analysis of what actions a person should take Moral reasoning correct answer: refers to judgments made based on personal standards of right and wrong Ethical reasoning correct answer: professional judgments made based on standards derived from formal study Moral uncertainty correct answer: Do not know the ethically correct course, but feel a nagging uncertainty, a sense that something is not quite right Moral dilemma correct answer: Occurs when two or more opposing actions can be equally justified Moral distress correct answer: Know the correct ethical action to be taken but may be constrained by: -Organizational policy -Legal barriers -Personal beliefs -Power differentials Code of Ethics for Nurses correct answer: The Code [of ethics] for Nurses is non-negotiable and that each nurse has an obligation to uphold and adhere to the code of ethics - ANA ANA stands for? correct answer: American Nurses Association

-threatened airway -c/o chest pain -staff concerned/worried Care Plan correct answer: (Electronic, paper, focused, team care plan) all used as a guide for the patient's care that incorporates critical thinking and clinical judgment SBAR correct answer: Clear/concise communication tool to communicate with other providers -Situation -Background -Assessment -Recommendation AIDET correct answer: -acknowledge -introduce -duration -explanation -thank you Therapeutic nurse-patient relationship phases: correct answer:

  1. orientation phase
  2. working phase
  3. termination phase Adjusting to illness phases: correct answer: 1. denial
  4. anger
  5. attempt to gain control
  6. depression
  1. acceptance What will influence how a person will respond to illness? correct answer: cultural expectation on how they should response, one's personality and past experiences How does illness impact families? correct answer: -behavioral and emotional changes -role changes -unpredictable changes in family dynamics Holistic care? correct answer: care that promotes physical, emotional, social, intellectual, and spiritual well-being Cultural competence correct answer: having an awareness and acceptance of cultures and the ability to interact effectively with people of diverse cultures Incivility correct answer: rude, intimidating, and undesirable behavior directed at another person