Exam 27: Developments in Current Nursing Practice

Nurses in which role manage acute and chronic illness, develop care plans, dispense medications, perform health screening and health education, and have a high level of autonomy compared with other nursing roles?

Nurses in which nursing role are usually advanced practice registered nurses (APRN) with at least 5 years of practice experience because they present health care at a provider level?

Epidiolex (cannabidiol [CBD]), derived directly from the marijuana plant, is sold as an oral solution for treatment of which condition associated with two rare and severe forms of epilepsy in patients 2 years of age and older?

Although the position can be filled by a relatively new graduate RN, nurses with experience in risk management and quality assurance are frequently recruited for which role?

The goal of which nursing role is to help the client obtain high-quality, cost-effective care while preventing the duplication and fragmentation of care?

Nurses in which role may function as primary care medical and mental health providers, psychotherapists, and consultants?

If a critical care nurse starts a home care agency offering high-tech services, this nurse is functioning in which role?

Cannabis nursing requires nurses who are educated in multiple disciplines, such as which of the following, that go above and beyond the basic registered nurse education?

Although there are many positions available for nurses interested in telehealth practice, there no longer is a specific certification for telehealth nurses. Nurses are now encouraged to obtain certification in which area with the enhanced telehealth component?

Office appointments can trigger anxiety and be confusing for some clients. In those cases, which type of nurse will accompany clients to the office or clinic to reduce their apprehension and help them understand the treatments or instructions they receive?

Which nursing role plays a key role in ensuring that preadmission tests and results are communicated throughout the health-care system so that tests are not unnecessarily repeated?

One of the most difficult elements of which nursing role is attempting to change the traditional health-care culture that attributes errors in client care to carelessness and incompetence?

To qualify for forensic training, the nurse should have 2 to 5 years of work experience in which setting, a high level of critical-thinking skills, and well-developed assessment skills?

When a case goes to court, nurses in which role will testify as an expert legal witness about how evidence was collected and the physical and psychological condition of the client?

After receiving a referral from a health-care provider, which type of nurse contacts the client, and together they develop an individual plan of care that addresses the client's particular needs?