Exam 20: Conflict Resolution in Advanced Practice Nursing

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Which response to conflict is likely to cause the advanced practice nurse (APN) to be discouraged and frustrated? Select all that apply.

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Which action by the advanced practice nurse (APN) is appropriate when resolving a conflict with another member of the health-care team?

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When participating in conflict resolution, the advanced practice nurse (APN) must describe what happened rather than how you felt about it or how you __________ it.

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When asked to propose solutions during conflict resolution, the advanced practice nurse proposes rehabilitative solutions, making it about the __________ and effectiveness of the hospital and not about you.

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Which does the advanced practice nurse (APN) identify as a distinct response to conflict when referring to the Thomas-Kilmann Index (TKI)? Select all that apply.

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Which action by the advanced practice nurse (APN) is inappropriate when resolving a conflict with another member of the health-care team? Select all that apply.

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Which health-care provider must commit to a career-long effort to develop conflict resolution skills? Select all that apply.

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Which conflict management modes are nurses most likely to use? Select all that apply.

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Which conflict is the advanced practice nurse (APN) likely to experience in practice? Select all that apply.

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Which is a justification that many advanced practice nurses (APNs) use when hesitating to directly confront peers?

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