Question 1

Which are core competencies of faculty development programs?

Accepted Answer

A) Personal and professional development 
B)  Personal and student development 
C) Professional and interest-based development 
D) Professional and student development 
A) Personal and professional development 
B)  Personal and student development 
C) Professional and interest-based development 
D) Professional and student development A

Question 2

The fluoridation of water is one of the 10 public health achievements.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

The role of the nurse administrator often focuses on organizational change. Dr. Vickers described John Kotter's model of understanding change. Reflect on your experiences in healthcare change. Does this model adequately describe the course of change in your experience? Why or why not?

Accepted Answer

Students' answers will vary based on their experience and the types of health systems they have been involved in during their career to this point. Students should describe a change process they have been involved with, either as a leader or as a follower of change. Kotter's model addresses 8 different steps, and students should indicate which steps were reflected in their experience, as well as which steps may not have been as well reflected. For example, perhaps the change process they were involved in did not succeed due to a lack of communication of the vision. Students will bring unique perspectives to this discussion question, and the answers may vary a great deal.

Question 4

Public health nurses are limited to managing local health maintenance and promotion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Doctoral graduates who will be involved in an academic role are required to have focused preparation in educational methods and ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Doctoral graduates who will be involved in...

Question 6

The DNP and PhD degrees prepare the nurse well for each role except for

Accepted Answer

A) nurse educator (faculty). 
B)  nurse entrepreneur. 
C) integrative practitioner. 
D) public health nurse. 
A) nurse educator (faculty). 
B)  nurse entrepreneur. 
C) integrative practitioner. 
D) public health nurse.

Question 7

The nurse entrepreneur needs to be aware of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations before opening a new practice.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Mentoring programs can improve retention of nursing faculty.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

This manipulative modality involves learning a series of lessons in rebalancing the body through awareness, movement, and touch.

Accepted Answer

A)  AMMA therapy 
B)  Feldenkrais method 
C)  Alexander technique 
D)  Shiatsu 
A)  AMMA therapy 
B)  Feldenkrais method 
C)  Alexander technique 
D)  Shiatsu

Question 10

A nurse ensures that the necessary community-oriented health services are available to a population. Which core function driving public health practice does this reflect?

Accepted Answer

A)  Assessment 
B)  Policy development 
C)  Assurance 
D)  Competency 
A)  Assessment 
B)  Policy development 
C)  Assurance 
D)  Competency

Question 11

The AACN has stated that the DNP degree or a PhD degree does not necessarily prepare one to teach in an academic setting. What unique skills would the DNP-prepared nurse bring to academia?

Accepted Answer

Answers may vary, but some components ma

Question 12

The TeamSTEPPS program was created to enhance leadership skills.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

DNP-prepared nurses have not been universally accepted into academic roles. What factors could inhibit this acceptance, and how might these factors be overcome?

Accepted Answer

Answers may vary. However, components to

Question 14

Which are the three core functions of public health?

Accepted Answer

A) Assessment, public outreach, and assurance 
B)  Assessment, policy development, and assurance 
C) Assessment, intervention, and policy development 
D) Assessment, intervention, and evidence-based practice 
A) Assessment, public outreach, and assurance 
B)  Assessment, policy development, and assurance 
C) Assessment, intervention, and policy development 
D) Assessment, intervention, and evidence-based practice

Question 15

The nurse education practicum may be required for the DNP practitioner to become a nurse educator in higher education.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Which option does the Magnet Certification Program encourage?

Accepted Answer

A) More decision-making by staff 
B)  Increased management authority 
C) Direct oversight by executive leaders 
D) Patient-driven decision making efforts 
A) More decision-making by staff 
B)  Increased management authority 
C) Direct oversight by executive leaders 
D) Patient-driven decision making efforts

Question 17

Which requirement is necessary to specialize in public health nursing (PHN)?

Accepted Answer

A) Completing online education modules 
B)  An advanced degree 
C) The BSN with practical experience 
D) Continuing education credits 
A) Completing online education modules 
B)  An advanced degree 
C) The BSN with practical experience 
D) Continuing education credits

Question 18

In which of the following areas do integrative therapies make a significantly positive difference?

Accepted Answer

A)  Well-being 
B)  Symptoms 
C)  Safety 
D)  Emotional wellness 
A)  Well-being 
B)  Symptoms 
C)  Safety 
D)  Emotional wellness

Question 19

Lillian Wald advocated for the need to provide interventions aimed at which levels?

Accepted Answer

A) Agency, individual, and system 
B)  Agency, community, and individual 
C) Individual, community, and system 
D) Individual, agency, and system 
A) Agency, individual, and system 
B)  Agency, community, and individual 
C) Individual, community, and system 
D) Individual, agency, and system

Question 20

The DNP-prepared administrator's most important skill is leadership.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which are core competencies of faculty development programs?

The fluoridation of water is one of the 10 public health achievements.

The role of the nurse administrator often focuses on organizational change. Dr. Vickers described John Kotter's model of understanding change. Reflect on your experiences in healthcare change. Does this model adequately describe the course of change in your experience? Why or why not?

Public health nurses are limited to managing local health maintenance and promotion.

Doctoral graduates who will be involved in an academic role are required to have focused preparation in educational methods and ________.

The DNP and PhD degrees prepare the nurse well for each role except for

The nurse entrepreneur needs to be aware of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations before opening a new practice.

Mentoring programs can improve retention of nursing faculty.

This manipulative modality involves learning a series of lessons in rebalancing the body through awareness, movement, and touch.

A nurse ensures that the necessary community-oriented health services are available to a population. Which core function driving public health practice does this reflect?

The AACN has stated that the DNP degree or a PhD degree does not necessarily prepare one to teach in an academic setting. What unique skills would the DNP-prepared nurse bring to academia?

The TeamSTEPPS program was created to enhance leadership skills.

DNP-prepared nurses have not been universally accepted into academic roles. What factors could inhibit this acceptance, and how might these factors be overcome?

Which are the three core functions of public health?

The nurse education practicum may be required for the DNP practitioner to become a nurse educator in higher education.

Which option does the Magnet Certification Program encourage?

Which requirement is necessary to specialize in public health nursing (PHN)?

In which of the following areas do integrative therapies make a significantly positive difference?

Lillian Wald advocated for the need to provide interventions aimed at which levels?

The DNP-prepared administrator's most important skill is leadership.

Nursing Science and Theory: Scientific Underpinnings for Practice

Systems Thinking, Healthcare Organizations, and the Advanced Practice Nurse Leader

Clinical Scholarship and Evidence-Based Practice

Information Systemstechnology and Patient Care Technology for the Improvement and Transformation of Health Care

Healthcare Policy for Advocacy in Health Care

Interprofessional Collaboration for Improving Patient and Population Health

Clinical Prevention and Population Health for Improving the Nations Health

Traditional Advanced Practice Roles for the DNP

A Template for the DNP Project

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Exam 9: Emerging Roles for the DNP

Which are core competencies of faculty development programs?

The fluoridation of water is one of the 10 public health achievements.

The role of the nurse administrator often focuses on organizational change. Dr. Vickers described John Kotter's model of understanding change. Reflect on your experiences in healthcare change. Does this model adequately describe the course of change in your experience? Why or why not?

Public health nurses are limited to managing local health maintenance and promotion.

Doctoral graduates who will be involved in an academic role are required to have focused preparation in educational methods and ________.

The DNP and PhD degrees prepare the nurse well for each role except for

The nurse entrepreneur needs to be aware of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations before opening a new practice.

Mentoring programs can improve retention of nursing faculty.

This manipulative modality involves learning a series of lessons in rebalancing the body through awareness, movement, and touch.

A nurse ensures that the necessary community-oriented health services are available to a population. Which core function driving public health practice does this reflect?

The AACN has stated that the DNP degree or a PhD degree does not necessarily prepare one to teach in an academic setting. What unique skills would the DNP-prepared nurse bring to academia?

The TeamSTEPPS program was created to enhance leadership skills.

DNP-prepared nurses have not been universally accepted into academic roles. What factors could inhibit this acceptance, and how might these factors be overcome?

Which are the three core functions of public health?

The nurse education practicum may be required for the DNP practitioner to become a nurse educator in higher education.

Which option does the Magnet Certification Program encourage?

Which requirement is necessary to specialize in public health nursing (PHN)?

In which of the following areas do integrative therapies make a significantly positive difference?

Lillian Wald advocated for the need to provide interventions aimed at which levels?

The DNP-prepared administrator's most important skill is leadership.

Nursing Science and Theory: Scientific Underpinnings for Practice

Systems Thinking, Healthcare Organizations, and the Advanced Practice Nurse Leader

Clinical Scholarship and Evidence-Based Practice

Information Systemstechnology and Patient Care Technology for the Improvement and Transformation of Health Care

Healthcare Policy for Advocacy in Health Care

Interprofessional Collaboration for Improving Patient and Population Health

Clinical Prevention and Population Health for Improving the Nations Health

Traditional Advanced Practice Roles for the DNP

A Template for the DNP Project

Appendix

Filters