Question 1

Which of these describes the formal review and approval by a recognized agency of an educational degree?

Accepted Answer

A)  Certification 
B)  Licensure 
C)  Endorsement 
D)  Accreditation 
A)  Certification 
B)  Licensure 
C)  Endorsement 
D)  Accreditation

Question 2

A study follows 50 men who were diagnosed with prostate cancer over a 10-year period. What type of study design would be involved?

Accepted Answer

A)  Retrospective 
B)  Prospective 
C)  Cross-sectional 
D)  Longitudinal 
A)  Retrospective 
B)  Prospective 
C)  Cross-sectional 
D)  Longitudinal

Question 3

Who suggested that evidence from randomized clinical trials should be systematically reviewed and constantly updated to afford patients the best quality care?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ernest L. Boyer 
B)  Melanie Dreher 
C)  Dr. Archie Cochrane 
D)  Mark Edward 
A)  Ernest L. Boyer 
B)  Melanie Dreher 
C)  Dr. Archie Cochrane 
D)  Mark Edward

Question 4

Which of the following is true about quality metrics?

Accepted Answer

A)  They can be lagging indicators of improvement. 
B)  They are the leading source of outcome metrics. 
C)  They result in the immediate adoption of new policies and procedures. 
D)  They are real-time indicators of improvement. 
A)  They can be lagging indicators of improvement. 
B)  They are the leading source of outcome metrics. 
C)  They result in the immediate adoption of new policies and procedures. 
D)  They are real-time indicators of improvement.

Question 5

Middle-range theories are most amenable to clinical nursing research.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The four metaparadigm concepts of nursing include which of these?

Accepted Answer

A)  Wellness, individual, wholeness, and optimal function 
B)  Health, practice, nursing, and biology 
C)  Person, environment, nursing, and health 
D)  Science, environment, person, and wellness 
A)  Wellness, individual, wholeness, and optimal function 
B)  Health, practice, nursing, and biology 
C)  Person, environment, nursing, and health 
D)  Science, environment, person, and wellness

Question 7

A nurse blames the dietary aide for giving the patient the wrong type of meal. According to Senge, which type of stance is the nurse exhibiting in this situation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Reactive 
B)  Responsive 
C)  Generative 
D)  Reflexive 
A)  Reactive 
B)  Responsive 
C)  Generative 
D)  Reflexive

Question 8

The barriers of scope of practice restrictions and challenges to obtaining parity in reimbursement can be removed through political advocacy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

According to David Garvin, in order to determine if an organization is ready to change, it is important to first assess the organization's culture, leadership, and tolerance for change.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which regulatory agency was responsible for determining Medicare reimbursement in the late 1980s?

Accepted Answer

A)  Health Care Financing Administration 
B)  National Nursing Coalition 
C)  Department of Health, Regulation, and Welfare 
D)  National Advisory Council 
A)  Health Care Financing Administration 
B)  National Nursing Coalition 
C)  Department of Health, Regulation, and Welfare 
D)  National Advisory Council

Question 11

In relation to Big Data, what refers to the level of uncertainty associated with data elements and their source?

Accepted Answer

A)  Veracity 
B)  Variety 
C)  Velocity 
D)  Value 
A)  Veracity 
B)  Variety 
C)  Velocity 
D)  Value

Question 12

Peplau is considered to be the "founding mother" of clinical nurse specialists.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which of the following are the steps included in the four-dimensional intersecting model for teaching healthcare policy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Information, commitment, initiative, and involvement 
B)  Assess, diagnose, implement, and evaluate 
C)  Data, interpret, commitment, and advocacy 
D)  Knowledge, advocacy, initiative, and involvement 
A)  Information, commitment, initiative, and involvement 
B)  Assess, diagnose, implement, and evaluate 
C)  Data, interpret, commitment, and advocacy 
D)  Knowledge, advocacy, initiative, and involvement

Question 14

Newman's theory emphasizes the importance of providing culturally congruent care.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

While using Pender's health promotion model, you discover that elderly patients are not taking their prescriptions due to limited access to transportation. What should be the first step to improve the health status of this population?

Accepted Answer

A)  Provide education related to the importance of taking prescription medications. 
B)  Develop an intervention that helps elderly patients remember to take their medications. 
C)  Provide transportation for elderly patients to access a pharmacy. 
D)  Develop a program that provides reminders and alerts to pick-up medicines at the pharmacy. 
A)  Provide education related to the importance of taking prescription medications. 
B)  Develop an intervention that helps elderly patients remember to take their medications. 
C)  Provide transportation for elderly patients to access a pharmacy. 
D)  Develop a program that provides reminders and alerts to pick-up medicines at the pharmacy.

Question 16

Which of these describes a type of qualitative research that involves examination of how to understand reality?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ontology 
B)  Epistemology 
C)  Methodology 
D)  Methods 
A)  Ontology 
B)  Epistemology 
C)  Methodology 
D)  Methods

Question 17

Which of the following is an example of primary prevention in Neuman's Systems Model?

Accepted Answer

A)  Screening for cervical cancer 
B)  Providing chemotherapy to a patient with breast cancer 
C)  Participation in a diabetes management support group 
D)  Prescribing statin treatment for a patient with hypertension 
A)  Screening for cervical cancer 
B)  Providing chemotherapy to a patient with breast cancer 
C)  Participation in a diabetes management support group 
D)  Prescribing statin treatment for a patient with hypertension

Question 18

A nurse makes information available about the health of a community. 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 19

A law is passed related to reimbursement for APRN services. Which federal agency would most likely regulate this law?

Accepted Answer

A)  Department of Health and Human Services 
B)  Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services 
C)  Department of Veterans Affairs 
D)  Armed Forces 
A)  Department of Health and Human Services 
B)  Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services 
C)  Department of Veterans Affairs 
D)  Armed Forces

Question 20

According to the systems perspective, an advanced practice leader must do which of these?

Accepted Answer

A)  Look at personalities, politics, and events to better discern the processes whereby certain types of events become more likely. 
B)  Look at individual mistakes to understand important issues. 
C)  Focus internally within an organization for a body of evidence. 
D)  Look outside of the organization for a body of evidence to understand important issues and better understand the big picture. 
A)  Look at personalities, politics, and events to better discern the processes whereby certain types of events become more likely. 
B)  Look at individual mistakes to understand important issues. 
C)  Focus internally within an organization for a body of evidence. 
D)  Look outside of the organization for a body of evidence to understand important issues and better understand the big picture.

Which of these describes the formal review and approval by a recognized agency of an educational degree?

A study follows 50 men who were diagnosed with prostate cancer over a 10-year period. What type of study design would be involved?

Who suggested that evidence from randomized clinical trials should be systematically reviewed and constantly updated to afford patients the best quality care?

Which of the following is true about quality metrics?

Middle-range theories are most amenable to clinical nursing research.

The four metaparadigm concepts of nursing include which of these?

A nurse blames the dietary aide for giving the patient the wrong type of meal. According to Senge, which type of stance is the nurse exhibiting in this situation?

The barriers of scope of practice restrictions and challenges to obtaining parity in reimbursement can be removed through political advocacy.

According to David Garvin, in order to determine if an organization is ready to change, it is important to first assess the organization's culture, leadership, and tolerance for change.

Which regulatory agency was responsible for determining Medicare reimbursement in the late 1980s?

In relation to Big Data, what refers to the level of uncertainty associated with data elements and their source?

Peplau is considered to be the "founding mother" of clinical nurse specialists.

Which of the following are the steps included in the four-dimensional intersecting model for teaching healthcare policy?

Newman's theory emphasizes the importance of providing culturally congruent care.

While using Pender's health promotion model, you discover that elderly patients are not taking their prescriptions due to limited access to transportation. What should be the first step to improve the health status of this population?

Which of these describes a type of qualitative research that involves examination of how to understand reality?

Which of the following is an example of primary prevention in Neuman's Systems Model?

A nurse makes information available about the health of a community. Which core function driving public health practice does this reflect?

A law is passed related to reimbursement for APRN services. Which federal agency would most likely regulate this law?

According to the systems perspective, an advanced practice leader must do which of these?

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

Emerging Roles for the DNP

A Template for the DNP Project

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Exam 11: Appendix

Which of these describes the formal review and approval by a recognized agency of an educational degree?

A study follows 50 men who were diagnosed with prostate cancer over a 10-year period. What type of study design would be involved?

Who suggested that evidence from randomized clinical trials should be systematically reviewed and constantly updated to afford patients the best quality care?

Which of the following is true about quality metrics?

Middle-range theories are most amenable to clinical nursing research.

The four metaparadigm concepts of nursing include which of these?

A nurse blames the dietary aide for giving the patient the wrong type of meal. According to Senge, which type of stance is the nurse exhibiting in this situation?

The barriers of scope of practice restrictions and challenges to obtaining parity in reimbursement can be removed through political advocacy.

According to David Garvin, in order to determine if an organization is ready to change, it is important to first assess the organization's culture, leadership, and tolerance for change.

Which regulatory agency was responsible for determining Medicare reimbursement in the late 1980s?

In relation to Big Data, what refers to the level of uncertainty associated with data elements and their source?

Peplau is considered to be the "founding mother" of clinical nurse specialists.

Which of the following are the steps included in the four-dimensional intersecting model for teaching healthcare policy?

Newman's theory emphasizes the importance of providing culturally congruent care.

While using Pender's health promotion model, you discover that elderly patients are not taking their prescriptions due to limited access to transportation. What should be the first step to improve the health status of this population?

Which of these describes a type of qualitative research that involves examination of how to understand reality?

Which of the following is an example of primary prevention in Neuman's Systems Model?

A nurse makes information available about the health of a community. Which core function driving public health practice does this reflect?

A law is passed related to reimbursement for APRN services. Which federal agency would most likely regulate this law?

According to the systems perspective, an advanced practice leader must do which of these?

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

Emerging Roles for the DNP

A Template for the DNP Project

Filters