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What is the main reason nursing is becoming more academic and independent, according to the text?
Nurses are gaining increased access to education.
What term does the text use to describe the increase in mid-level healthcare providers?
Job creep
What is one stereotype of nurses that might convey a negative image?
Nurses are overly sexualized.
Why does the text suggest nurses might be susceptible to negative images or behaviors?
Nurses are seen as a monolith.
What is one example given in the text of how nurses might seek individualism?
Becoming tattooed or dyeing their hair.
What term does the text use to describe the relationship between experienced and inexperienced nurses?
Veteran nurses eat their young
What is the main message conveyed in the text about the changing nature of nursing?
Nursing is becoming more specialized and independent.
What type of nurse image was predominant during the pandemic?
Heroic nurse
Which of the following best describes the image nurses portrayed on social media according to the text?
Informative and supportive
What is a common type of content that nurses post on social media to help students?
Study hacks and mnemonics
Which behavior among nurses on social media was criticized in the text?
Posts that criticize patients
In what way were most nurses portrayed throughout time according to the text?
Knowledgeable and helpful
What kind of image of nursing was displayed by some nurses on social media that could risk their license?
Ugly behavior or slip in judgment
Which image of nursing was connected with Florence Nightingale's vision according to the text?
Professionalism and excellence
What is the main message conveyed about the portrayal of nurses in media?
Nurses are often stereotyped based on their sex or race, which is not informative of their actual job duties
How does the text describe the role of Nurse Eunice Rivers during the Tuskegee experiment?
Nurse Rivers was an unwitting participant in the Tuskegee experiment, used to recruit black men under the guise of providing healthcare
What does the text suggest about the role of advocacy in the nursing profession?
Advocacy is a fundamental tenet of nursing, and can be considered a lifestyle or behavior for nurses
How does the text describe the relationship between nursing and the social environment?
Nursing is heavily influenced by the social environment, and the "difficulties and intricacies of nursing" reflect current social issues
What does the text suggest about the portrayal of professionalism in nursing?
Nurses are always depicted as highly professional in media and other portrayals
What does the text suggest about the impact of social media on the nursing profession?
The text does not discuss the impact of social media on the nursing profession
Which of the following is NOT a factor that contributes to the nursing shortage in the United States according to the text?
Nurses' responsibility for their own professional image
Why are nurses susceptible to misinformation?
All of the above
What does the text state is the only responsibility nurses have?
Presenting and conducting themselves professionally to patients, co-workers, and the health system
How does the text describe the transition to nursing practice?
Stressful
Which of the following is a factor that directly contributes to the nursing shortage in the United States?
Lack of available nursing teachers
What is the relationship between nurses and the media's portrayal of the nursing profession?
Nurses should focus on their own professional conduct rather than the media's portrayal of the profession
Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text as a factor contributing to the nursing shortage in the United States?
High nursing salaries
What is the relationship between nurses and their friends in the general public?
Nurses have a small percentage of friends who are nurses
What does the text suggest about nurses' responsibility for the media's portrayal of the nursing profession?
Nurses have no responsibility for the images of the profession portrayed in the media
What responsibility do nurses have according to the text?
To present themselves well to patients, co-workers, and the health system
How does the text describe the impact of media portrayal on nursing stereotypes?
Media portrayal shapes public opinion and perpetuates stereotypes
What factor directly contributes to the nursing shortage according to the text?
Aging Workforce and Retention
What is emphasized about individualism in nursing according to the text?
Nurses should strive for independence and personal growth
In relation to professionalism, what does the text suggest about nurses' conduct?
Nurses have varying levels of professionalism, affecting their image
Which statement best reflects the text's view on challenges faced by nurses?
Nurses encounter multiple challenges in their roles, impacting their work environment
Which of the following is a common stereotype of nurses that could convey a negative image, according to the text?
Nurses are uneducated and merely carry out physician orders.
Which of the following behaviors among nurses on social media was criticized as potentially risking their nursing license?
Critiquing patients and their family members in an unprofessional manner.
What does the text suggest about the relationship between nurses and the media's portrayal of the nursing profession?
Nurses should actively work to shape the media's portrayal of the nursing profession.
Which image of nursing was connected with Florence Nightingale's vision during the pandemic?
Nurses as selfless heroes.
What does the text suggest about the role of individualism in the nursing profession?
Nurses may seek individualism through activities such as posting on social media.
Which of the following is a factor that contributes to the nursing shortage in the United States?
All of the above.
What does the text suggest about the relationship between experienced and inexperienced nurses?
Experienced nurses are mentors and support inexperienced nurses.
How might some nurses seek individualism in their appearance, as discussed in the text?
Wearing colorful accessories
What is a common stereotype of nurses that might convey a negative image, as mentioned in the text?
Incompetent and unquestioning
How does the text describe the behavior of veteran nurses towards new nurses, contributing to negative nursing images?
They 'eat their young' by being unsupportive and critical
What challenges do some nurses face in expressing individualism that can lead to negative perceptions, according to the text?
Conforming to standardized behavior at work
How is the transition to more academic and independent nursing roles described in the text?
As a shift towards job creep and increased responsibility
What influence do hospital systems have on the evolving role of nurses, as indicated in the text?
They promote mid-level access for lower cost healthcare
What potential impact do negative nursing stereotypes have on patient care, based on the text?
They can lead to misconceptions and poor treatment
What is the main concern raised by the negative portrayals of nurses based on sex or race in stories?
It influences people's perception of a nurse's job duties.
How does the Tuskegee experiment involving Nurse Eunice Rivers reflect the challenges in nursing profession?
It reveals the ethical dilemmas faced by nurses due to societal expectations.
In what way do negative stereotypes based on race and sex contribute to the challenges faced by nurses?
They reinforce misconceptions about a nurse's role and responsibilities.
How do fictional negative portrayals of nurses affect public perception of healthcare professionals?
They reinforce stereotypes that may not reflect reality.
What role does advocacy play in nursing, as highlighted in the text?
It serves as a lifestyle and cultural attribute for nurses.
Why are accurate portrayals of nurses important in media representations?
To ensure public understanding of the complexities of nursing roles.
How do negative portrayals of nurses in fictional stories impact individuals' perceptions?
They can influence how people view the actual duties and responsibilities of nurses.
What effect do racial and gender stereotypes have on public understanding of nursing?
They create misconceptions about what nursing entails based on irrelevant criteria.
Why is it essential to address negative stereotypes associated with nursing?
To highlight individualism and diversity among nurses in the profession.
How do negative media representations impact aspiring individuals interested in pursuing nursing careers?
They discourage individuals from entering a profession seen negatively by media outlets.
Explore and compare images of nursing presented in the module with your personal perception of nurses and nursing. Reflect on how they are similar or different, including the impact of the pandemic nurse image.
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