Question 1

Which of the following is not a part of the formal framework in the management processes?

Accepted Answer

A)  Provision of chain of command 
B)  System of communication 
C)  Method for organizational work completion 
D)  Identification of specific dates for progression in management 
A)  Provision of chain of command 
B)  System of communication 
C)  Method for organizational work completion 
D)  Identification of specific dates for progression in management D

Question 2

A hospital with unit based decision making by a committee of staff nurses describes what element of organizational design?

Accepted Answer

A)  Departmentalization 
B)  Centralization versus decentralization 
C)  Authority and responsibility 
D)  Chain of command 
A)  Departmentalization 
B)  Centralization versus decentralization 
C)  Authority and responsibility 
D)  Chain of command B

Question 3

In shared governance, which model is based on utilization of councils and subcommittees?

Accepted Answer

A)  Administrative model 
B)  Congressional model 
C)  Councilor model 
D)  Shared model 
A)  Administrative model 
B)  Congressional model 
C)  Councilor model 
D)  Shared model C

Question 4

Which degree is the recommended minimal educational requirement for a case manager?

Accepted Answer

A)  Associate degree nurse 
B)  Baccalaureate degree nurse 
C)  Master degree nurse 
D)  Doctorate in nursing practice 
A)  Associate degree nurse 
B)  Baccalaureate degree nurse 
C)  Master degree nurse 
D)  Doctorate in nursing practice

Question 5

A nurse working in the role of a cardiac clinical nurse specialist (CNS) is an example of what element of organizational design and structure?

Accepted Answer

A)  Work specialization 
B)  Chain of command 
C)  Span of control 
D)  Authority and responsibility 
A)  Work specialization 
B)  Chain of command 
C)  Span of control 
D)  Authority and responsibility

Question 6

Which of the following is not one of the core components to a clinical pathway?

Accepted Answer

A)  Care focused on an acute event 
B)  Time management 
C)  Interdisciplinary interventions 
D)  Expected patient outcomes 
A)  Care focused on an acute event 
B)  Time management 
C)  Interdisciplinary interventions 
D)  Expected patient outcomes

Question 7

An RN working in the ICU is responsible to report to the charge nurse for the shift. The charge nurse is responsible to report to the nurse manager of the ICU. This is an example of what element of organizational design?

Accepted Answer

A)  Work specialization 
B)  Chain of command 
C)  Span of control 
D)  Authority and responsibility 
A)  Work specialization 
B)  Chain of command 
C)  Span of control 
D)  Authority and responsibility

Question 8

Which of the following is not one of the key elements in quality management?

Accepted Answer

A)  Focus is on the system 
B)  Process improvement 
C)  Variance analysis 
D)  Employee involvement 
A)  Focus is on the system 
B)  Process improvement 
C)  Variance analysis 
D)  Employee involvement

Question 9

Which of the following nursing organizations was responsible for development of The Magnet Recognition Program?

Accepted Answer

A)  National League of Nursing 
B)  American Academy of Nursing 
C)  American Nurses Credentialing Center 
D)  American Nurses Association 
A)  National League of Nursing 
B)  American Academy of Nursing 
C)  American Nurses Credentialing Center 
D)  American Nurses Association

Question 10

Which of the following is not considered one of the strategies of transformational leadership?

Accepted Answer

A)  Developed vision by leadership through hierarchy 
B)  Building a social architecture for organizational identity 
C)  Developing and sustaining organizational trust 
D)  Attending to self-esteem of other 
A)  Developed vision by leadership through hierarchy 
B)  Building a social architecture for organizational identity 
C)  Developing and sustaining organizational trust 
D)  Attending to self-esteem of other

Question 11

Which of the following is the patient care delivery model that emphasizes care at the bedside and is derived from total quality management/continuous quality improvement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Patient-focused/Patient-centered care 
B)  Primary nursing 
C)  Team nursing 
D)  Total patient care 
A)  Patient-focused/Patient-centered care 
B)  Primary nursing 
C)  Team nursing 
D)  Total patient care

Which of the following is not a part of the formal framework in the management processes?

A hospital with unit based decision making by a committee of staff nurses describes what element of organizational design?

In shared governance, which model is based on utilization of councils and subcommittees?

Which degree is the recommended minimal educational requirement for a case manager?

A nurse working in the role of a cardiac clinical nurse specialist (CNS) is an example of what element of organizational design and structure?

Which of the following is not one of the core components to a clinical pathway?

An RN working in the ICU is responsible to report to the charge nurse for the shift. The charge nurse is responsible to report to the nurse manager of the ICU. This is an example of what element of organizational design?

Which of the following is not one of the key elements in quality management?

Which of the following nursing organizations was responsible for development of The Magnet Recognition Program?

Which of the following is not considered one of the strategies of transformational leadership?

Which of the following is the patient care delivery model that emphasizes care at the bedside and is derived from total quality management/continuous quality improvement?

Philosophy, Science, and Nursing

Overview of Theory in Nursing

Concept Development: Clarifying Meaning of Terms

Theory Development: Structuring Conceptual Relationships in Nursing

Theory Analysis and Evaluation

Overview of Grand Nursing Theories

Grand Nursing Theories Based on Human Needs

Grand Nursing Theories Based on Interactive Process

Grand Nursing Theories Based on Unitary Process

Introduction to Middle Range Nursing Theories

Overview of Selected Middle Range Nursing Theories

Evidence-Based Practice and Nursing Theory

Theories From the Sociologic Sciences

Theories From the Behavioral Sciences

Theories From the Biomedical Sciences

Ethical Theories and Principles

Theories, Models, and Frameworks From Leadership and Management

Learning Theories

Application of Theory in Nursing Research

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Exam 19: Application of Theory in Nursing Practice

Which of the following is not a part of the formal framework in the management processes?

A hospital with unit based decision making by a committee of staff nurses describes what element of organizational design?

In shared governance, which model is based on utilization of councils and subcommittees?

Which degree is the recommended minimal educational requirement for a case manager?

A nurse working in the role of a cardiac clinical nurse specialist (CNS) is an example of what element of organizational design and structure?

Which of the following is not one of the core components to a clinical pathway?

An RN working in the ICU is responsible to report to the charge nurse for the shift. The charge nurse is responsible to report to the nurse manager of the ICU. This is an example of what element of organizational design?

Which of the following is not one of the key elements in quality management?

Which of the following nursing organizations was responsible for development of The Magnet Recognition Program?

Which of the following is not considered one of the strategies of transformational leadership?

Which of the following is the patient care delivery model that emphasizes care at the bedside and is derived from total quality management/continuous quality improvement?

Philosophy, Science, and Nursing

Overview of Theory in Nursing

Concept Development: Clarifying Meaning of Terms

Theory Development: Structuring Conceptual Relationships in Nursing

Theory Analysis and Evaluation

Overview of Grand Nursing Theories

Grand Nursing Theories Based on Human Needs

Grand Nursing Theories Based on Interactive Process

Grand Nursing Theories Based on Unitary Process

Introduction to Middle Range Nursing Theories

Overview of Selected Middle Range Nursing Theories

Evidence-Based Practice and Nursing Theory

Theories From the Sociologic Sciences

Theories From the Behavioral Sciences

Theories From the Biomedical Sciences

Ethical Theories and Principles

Theories, Models, and Frameworks From Leadership and Management

Learning Theories

Application of Theory in Nursing Research

Filters