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What is the primary focus of the class and status system in management?
Which of the following roles is NOT typically assigned to a manager?
What are managers primarily responsible for?
Which of the following best describes the management process?
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Which is an essential role of a manager in an organization?
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The elite group of managers is defined by their:
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Which function is NOT a core focus in the roles of a manager?
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In management, what role involves sharing information with stakeholders?
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What is the oldest method of organizing patient care?
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What is a key feature of the Case Method in nursing?
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During which period was Functional Nursing developed?
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What does Modular Nursing primarily focus on?
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What defines Primary Nursing?
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Which of the following best describes the 'Mini-Team' approach in Modular Care?
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What led to the development of nursing concepts in the late 1960s?
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What is a potential drawback of Team Nursing?
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Who were among the first to use motion-picture films to analyze worker's motion?
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What concept emphasizes pride and honor shared by group members?
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Which management process involves determining philosophy, goals, and objectives?
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What is the main purpose of Henry Gantt's contributions to management?
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Which staffing function includes activities such as interviewing and hiring?
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In management, which function includes performance appraisals?
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Which approach suggests that employees with higher education receive better management?
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What is referred to as 'Therbligs'?
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What best characterizes authoritarian leadership?
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What is a key trait of an authentic leader?
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Which leadership style involves decision-making that includes others?
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How is criticism handled in a democratic leadership style?
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What distinguishes thought leaders from traditional leaders?
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In authoritarian leadership, what is the primary source of motivation for others?
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What approach is characteristic of democratic leadership?
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What is a common misconception about democratic leaders?
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What is one component to improve staff safety in the workplace?
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Which of the following is a necessary action during the nursing process?
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What is an example of an ergonomic improvement in the workplace?
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How should healthcare workers respond to errors or near misses?
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What is an expected outcome of implementing safer medical equipment?
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What is the focus of the evaluation phase in the nursing process?
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Which of the following best describes the 'Assessment' phase in the nursing process?
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Which of the following strategies is not recommended for enhancing workplace safety?
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Study Notes
Nursing Leadership and Management
- Class and status system in nursing management emphasizes education and knowledge as key components to elite status.
- Management is defined as a universal process for coordinating personnel and resources to achieve organizational goals.
- Roles of a manager involve interpersonal, informational, and decisional capacities; they serve as leaders, liaisons, monitors, and innovators.
- Theories of management include the Gilbreths' focus on job simplification and standardization to improve efficiency.
Management Process
- Planning: Involves setting organizational philosophy, goals, objectives, policies, and procedures.
- Organizing: Establishes the structure needed to implement plans, including staffing and care delivery systems.
- Staffing: Encompasses recruiting, hiring, training, and orienting nursing staff.
- Directing: Involves motivating staff, managing conflict, and facilitating collaboration.
- Controlling: Entails performance appraisal and monitoring to ensure organizational effectiveness.
Leadership Styles
- Authoritarian Leadership: Prioritizes command over collaboration, with emphasis on status differences.
- Authentic Leadership: Focuses on truthfulness and values; communication is congruent and involves decision-making with team input.
- Democratic Leadership: Encourages group decision-making and collaboration, emphasizing a "we" over "I" mentality.
Patient Care Delivery Systems
- Total Patient Care: The oldest model where one nurse takes full responsibility for all patient needs during a shift.
- Case Management Nursing: Treats patients as individual cases, emphasizing high autonomy for nurses.
- Modular Nursing: Utilizes small teams for customized patient care, enhancing collaboration while minimizing confusion.
Nursing Methods
- Functional Nursing: Developed during WWII to manage nursing shortages, focuses on task-oriented assignments.
- Primary Nursing: Introduced in the late 1960s to improve accountability and patient-centered care.
Environment and Safety in Nursing
- Importance of ergonomically designed workplaces to prevent injuries and enhance productivity.
- Reporting mechanisms for errors and near misses to prevent adverse events, improving environmental control and workplace safety.
Nursing Process
- A systematic approach ensuring quality care through:
- Assessment: Collecting and analyzing patient data.
- Diagnosis: Identifying patient problems.
- Outcomes Identification: Determining expected patient outcomes.
- Planning: Formulating actionable plans.
- Implementation: Executing the plan of care.
- Evaluation: Assessing outcomes and making necessary adjustments for quality care.
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