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Fundamentals of Nursing

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Fundamentals of NursingReview Questions

Review Questions

1 .
What is an essential attribute for effective leadership in nursing?
  1. an advanced degree
  2. flexibility in approach
  3. excellent clinical skills
  4. the ability to work in isolation
2 .
In a situation where rapid decision-making is required to save a patient’s life, what leadership style is most appropriate?
  1. autocratic
  2. democratic
  3. laissez-faire
  4. servant
3 .
A nurse leader actively encourages her team to participate in decision-making, provides mentorship opportunities, and regularly organizes professional development workshops. What goal is this nurse leader primarily pursuing?
  1. role modeling desired behaviors
  2. serving as a communication liaison
  3. creating and developing new leaders
  4. promoting a culture of patient-centered care
4 .
What is an example of a nurse manager demonstrating effective mentoring skills?
  1. organizing a meeting to resolve a conflict between two team members
  2. analyzing staff shift patterns to optimize coverage and reduce overtime
  3. setting up a weekly review session with a new nurse to provide feedback
  4. implementing a new software system to streamline patient documentation
5 .
What management structure encourages nurse managers to distribute decision-making authority across various levels of the nursing team?
  1. autocratic
  2. centralized
  3. decentralized
  4. transactional
6 .
According to Lewin’s model, what is the first step in effectively implementing change within a nursing team?
  1. appreciating
  2. moving
  3. refreezing
  4. unfreezing
7 .
What is an example of a nurse manager focusing on the goal of regulating?
  1. conducting a monthly audit of the team’s budget
  2. mapping out their annual objectives for personal growth
  3. developing a comprehensive onboarding program for new hires
  4. creating a flexible staffing model to accommodate fluctuations in admissions
8 .
What is the main role of a case manager in patient care?
  1. supervising the care of all patients within a healthcare setting or facility
  2. conducting research to implement evidence-based practices in patient care
  3. teaching patient care techniques to nursing students during clinical rotations
  4. coordinating individualized care plans for patients with long-term conditions
9 .
What must nurse managers consider when delegating patient care?
  1. the scope of practice of the delegatee
  2. the individual preferences of the delegatee
  3. the length of time that the delegatee has been working
  4. the place of the delegate within the organizational structure
10 .
What is an example of continuing education for a nurse manager?
  1. supervising nursing students during a clinical rotation
  2. participating in a workshop to develop leadership skills
  3. mentoring a colleague who was recently transferred to the team
  4. advocating for subordinates who want more professional development
11 .
What is a key difference between licensure and specialty certification for nurses?
  1. Licensure focuses on clinical skills, whereas specialty certifications assess leadership abilities.
  2. Licensure is mandatory for all nursing positions, whereas specialty certifications are voluntary.
  3. Licensure is the first level of higher education, whereas specialty certifications are the highest level.
  4. Licensure is regulated by national nursing organizations, whereas specialty certifications are offered by state nursing boards.
12 .
What type of certification is most appropriate for nurses who are responsible for the daily operations of a unit within a hospital?
  1. Certified in Executive Nursing Practice (CENP)
  2. Nurse Executive Certification (NE-BC)
  3. Certified Nurse Manager and Leader (CNML)
  4. Nurse Executive, Advanced Certification (NEA-BC)
13 .
What advanced degree is focused on applying research to improve healthcare outcomes, policy, and patient care delivery systems?
  1. Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
  2. Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
  3. Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
  4. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing
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