Exam 6: Patient, Sübordinate, Worklace, and Professional Advocacy

Which leadership role is associated with advocacy?

Which nursing intervention demonstrates attention to the nursing values central to patient advocacy? Select all that apply.

Managerial advocacy has resulted in which profession of nursing characteristics? Select all that apply.

Which statement is true regarding political action committees (PACs)?

Which statement about a national Patient Bill of Rights is accurate?

Who plays a primary role in ensuring that workers have reasonable, working schedules?

Which statement regarding the responsibility of a manager in advocacy is accurate?

Which standard of the American Nurses Association (ANA) Scope and Standards for Nurse Administrators suggests that nurse administrators should advocate for subordinates as well as patients?

Which strategies would demonstrate an understanding of effective preparation for a television interview to discuss issues affecting nursing today? Select all that apply

The Patient's Bill of Rights es tablished by which body has the most legal authority?

Which management function is associated with advocacy?

Which factor has the greatest influence on a legislator?

How can nurses act as advocates? Select all that apply.

Which intervention demonstrates that the nurse-manager is to advocate for patients in common areas of concern? Select all that apply.

Whose rights do the legislative controls of nursing practice primarily protect?

Which characteristic associated with being a patient increases the need for advocacy? Select all that apply.

Which are common areas requiring nurse-patient advocacy? Select all that apply.

Even after a lengthy discussion concerning the ramifications, a patient wants to leave the hospital against medical advice (AMA). What would the nurse do in the role of patient advocate?

Which statement correctly identifies the composition of a letter to a legislator? Select all that apply.

What statement is true concerning nurses as a political body?