Question 1

Which of the following combinations of fundamental specialized skills are known as the nursing process?

Accepted Answer

A)  Problem solving, critical thinking, and decision making 
B)  Assessment, diagnosis, and evaluation 
C)  Critical thinking, autonomy, and leadership 
D)  Risk-taking, ethics, and decision making 
A)  Problem solving, critical thinking, and decision making 
B)  Assessment, diagnosis, and evaluation 
C)  Critical thinking, autonomy, and leadership 
D)  Risk-taking, ethics, and decision making

Question 2

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach.
-Mind-body medicine

Accepted Answer

A) Hydrotherapy 
B) EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) 
C) Aromatherapy 
D) Reiki 
A) Hydrotherapy 
B) EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) 
C) Aromatherapy 
D) Reiki

Question 3

Which of the eight DNP Essentials includes the clinical scholarship and analytical methods for evidence-based practice?

Accepted Answer

A)  Essential 1 
B)  Essential 3 
C)  Essential 4 
D)  Essential 6 
A)  Essential 1 
B)  Essential 3 
C)  Essential 4 
D)  Essential 6

Question 4

There are many modalities for integrative health and healing. No one person could possibly be proficient in all of them. How would you go about making a circle of integrative practitioners that could be referred to when you believe a patient could benefit from a specific technique?

Accepted Answer

Student answers may vary based on experi

Question 5

In the intervention wheel, which of the following determinants of health would be at the center of the wheel?

Accepted Answer

A)  Family networks 
B)  Working conditions 
C)  Cultural factors 
D)  Biological factors 
A)  Family networks 
B)  Working conditions 
C)  Cultural factors 
D)  Biological factors

Question 6

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach.
-Energy medicine

Accepted Answer

A) Hydrotherapy 
B) EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) 
C) Aromatherapy 
D) Reiki 
A) Hydrotherapy 
B) EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) 
C) Aromatherapy 
D) Reiki

Question 7

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach.
-Biologically based

Accepted Answer

A) Hydrotherapy 
B) EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) 
C) Aromatherapy 
D) Reiki 
A) Hydrotherapy 
B) EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) 
C) Aromatherapy 
D) Reiki

Question 8

Recently, public health nurses have been hired by health systems to provide a continuum of care.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The first step of Kotter's change model is to develop a vision and a strategy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach.
-Manipulative

Accepted Answer

A) Hydrotherapy 
B) EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) 
C) Aromatherapy 
D) Reiki 
A) Hydrotherapy 
B) EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) 
C) Aromatherapy 
D) Reiki

Question 11

More than 30% of DNP graduates aspire to teach in nursing programs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Which is one of the four mentoring outcome pillars established by the National League for Nursing (NLN)?

Accepted Answer

A) Socialization to the academic community 
B)  Advocating for the novice educator 
C) Integrating learning and friendship 
D) Improved academic productivity 
A) Socialization to the academic community 
B)  Advocating for the novice educator 
C) Integrating learning and friendship 
D) Improved academic productivity

Question 13

John Kotter's model for change improves the ability to move through large projects in education departments.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The DNP-prepared advanced practice nurse is nominally prepared to run an independent practice or private business.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which is a significant benefit to serving as a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA)?

Accepted Answer

A) Meeting other faculty in teaching roles 
B)  Developing learning outcomes 
C) Providing consistent oversight to faculty 
D) Gaining experience and reducing tuition cost 
A) Meeting other faculty in teaching roles 
B)  Developing learning outcomes 
C) Providing consistent oversight to faculty 
D) Gaining experience and reducing tuition cost

Question 16

What is the purpose of the DNP scholarly project?

Accepted Answer

A) To explore policy at the state and federal levels 
B)  To develop a theoretical concept for nursing 
C) To synthesize, apply, and demonstrate concepts 
D) To apply a concept to real-life practice concerns 
A) To explore policy at the state and federal levels 
B)  To develop a theoretical concept for nursing 
C) To synthesize, apply, and demonstrate concepts 
D) To apply a concept to real-life practice concerns

Question 17

Meaningful use can be challenging for smaller rural hospitals. What barriers are there for these institutions, and what strategies could be employed to overcome such barriers?

Accepted Answer

Answers may vary. Principles about the s

Question 18

When best practices are used, which is the typical reward?

Accepted Answer

A) Ensured Magnet designation 
B)  Confidence in technical practice skills 
C) A higher level of reimbursement 
D) Personal promotion within the organization 
A) Ensured Magnet designation 
B)  Confidence in technical practice skills 
C) A higher level of reimbursement 
D) Personal promotion within the organization

Which of the following combinations of fundamental specialized skills are known as the nursing process?

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach. -Mind-body medicine

Which of the eight DNP Essentials includes the clinical scholarship and analytical methods for evidence-based practice?

There are many modalities for integrative health and healing. No one person could possibly be proficient in all of them. How would you go about making a circle of integrative practitioners that could be referred to when you believe a patient could benefit from a specific technique?

In the intervention wheel, which of the following determinants of health would be at the center of the wheel?

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach. -Energy medicine

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach. -Biologically based

Recently, public health nurses have been hired by health systems to provide a continuum of care.

The first step of Kotter's change model is to develop a vision and a strategy.

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach. -Manipulative

More than 30% of DNP graduates aspire to teach in nursing programs.

Which is one of the four mentoring outcome pillars established by the National League for Nursing (NLN)?

John Kotter's model for change improves the ability to move through large projects in education departments.

The DNP-prepared advanced practice nurse is nominally prepared to run an independent practice or private business.

Which is a significant benefit to serving as a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA)?

What is the purpose of the DNP scholarly project?

Meaningful use can be challenging for smaller rural hospitals. What barriers are there for these institutions, and what strategies could be employed to overcome such barriers?

When best practices are used, which is the typical reward?

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

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Exam 9: Emerging Roles for the DNP

Which of the following combinations of fundamental specialized skills are known as the nursing process?

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach. -Mind-body medicine

Which of the eight DNP Essentials includes the clinical scholarship and analytical methods for evidence-based practice?

There are many modalities for integrative health and healing. No one person could possibly be proficient in all of them. How would you go about making a circle of integrative practitioners that could be referred to when you believe a patient could benefit from a specific technique?

In the intervention wheel, which of the following determinants of health would be at the center of the wheel?

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach. -Energy medicine

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach. -Biologically based

Recently, public health nurses have been hired by health systems to provide a continuum of care.

The first step of Kotter's change model is to develop a vision and a strategy.

Match the type of healing modality with an example of the approach. -Manipulative

More than 30% of DNP graduates aspire to teach in nursing programs.

Which is one of the four mentoring outcome pillars established by the National League for Nursing (NLN)?

John Kotter's model for change improves the ability to move through large projects in education departments.

The DNP-prepared advanced practice nurse is nominally prepared to run an independent practice or private business.

Which is a significant benefit to serving as a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA)?

What is the purpose of the DNP scholarly project?

Meaningful use can be challenging for smaller rural hospitals. What barriers are there for these institutions, and what strategies could be employed to overcome such barriers?

When best practices are used, which is the typical reward?

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