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A nurse is developing a care plan for a patient with a chronic illness. Which of the following actions best demonstrates the application of the 'Nursing Process' principle?

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A nurse notices a colleague falsifying medication records. Based on the ethical principle of 'rightness and wrongfulness of human action', what is the most appropriate initial course of action?

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A community health nurse is organizing a health fair. Which activity aligns best with the 'Health Education' aspect of nursing practice?

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A nurse is asked to perform a procedure they are not adequately trained for. What is the most appropriate initial step to take, considering 'Legal Responsibility'?

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A nurse consistently seeks opportunities to attend workshops, obtain certifications, and participate in professional organizations. Which principle of nursing is best demonstrated by these actions?

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Which characteristic primarily distinguishes a profession from a trade, according to the provided definitions?

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A newly graduated nurse is deciding between two job offers: one at a high-paying private clinic with limited opportunities for professional development, and another at a public hospital with a lower salary but extensive training programs and opportunities to participate in policy formulation. Based on the characteristics of a profession, which position aligns more closely with professional ideals?

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A nursing association is lobbying for legislation that would grant nurses greater autonomy in patient care decisions. Which characteristic of a profession is most directly reflected in this activity?

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A seasoned nurse mentors a group of nursing students, emphasizing the importance of ethical conduct and lifelong learning. Which aspect of professional development does this exemplify?

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A hospital administrator implements a new policy that restricts nurses' ability to make independent judgments regarding patient care, citing cost-saving measures. How does this policy potentially conflict with the characteristics of nursing as a profession?

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Which characteristic is LEAST indicative of a profession focused on economic security?

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A nurse observes a colleague consistently neglecting to document vital signs. Based on the principles of professional service, what is the nurse's MOST appropriate initial action?

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How do client advocates contribute to a patient's economic security?

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A registered nurse is asked to perform a procedure she has not been trained on, but a doctor assures her it is simple. What is the most appropriate action for the nurse to take based on professional standards?

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Which factor would MOST significantly undermine the economic security of nurses within a healthcare system?

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A nursing professional demonstrates commitment to economic security by:

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In what scenario is a nurse MOST clearly acting as a patient advocate regarding economic security?

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Which of the following actions would LEAST contribute to a nurse's professional growth and long-term economic security?

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A client is struggling to adopt healthier eating habits. Which nursing role is MOST beneficial in assisting the client to set realistic goals and make informed choices?

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A nurse identifies a need to improve medication adherence among patients with chronic conditions. Which nursing role is MOST applicable for initiating and supporting changes in patient behavior and lifestyle?

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A hospital aims to reduce readmission rates for patients with heart failure. Which role is MOST suited to coordinate care, monitor outcomes, and work with a multidisciplinary team to ensure effective management of these patients?

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Which combination of qualities BEST exemplifies what a professional nurse should possess to deliver holistic and patient-centered care?

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A new graduate nurse is overwhelmed by the demands of a busy medical-surgical unit. What is the MOST important initial step for the nurse to take in order to provide safe and effective care?

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A nurse is working with a patient who has limited financial resources and is struggling to afford necessary medications. Which action demonstrates the nurse's resourcefulness in advocating for the patient?

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An elderly client with multiple comorbidities is being discharged home. Which nursing action BEST exemplifies effective case management to ensure a smooth transition and prevent readmission?

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A nurse is caring for a patient who is anxious and fearful about an upcoming surgery. What is the MOST appropriate nursing intervention to provide emotional support?

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A nurse consistently updates their knowledge and skills through continuing education and actively participates in professional development activities. Which characteristic of a profession does this behavior exemplify?

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A nursing supervisor identifies a pattern of rushed medication administration by a colleague, potentially leading to errors. According to the characteristics of a profession, what is the supervisor's ethical responsibility?

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A newly licensed nurse makes a medication error that results in patient harm. Which aspect of professional practice is most directly involved in analyzing this situation?

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A nurse is asked to perform a procedure they have not been adequately trained for. What is the most appropriate course of action, based on the characteristics of a nursing profession?

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A healthcare organization implements a new policy that nurses believe compromises patient safety. How should nurses respond, considering their professional obligations?

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A nurse consistently demonstrates expertise in wound care, utilizing the latest evidence-based practices. Which characteristic of a profession does this best represent?

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A nurse observes a colleague taking medications from the medication room for personal use. What is the nurse's most appropriate initial action?

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Due to a staff shortage, a nurse is assigned to care for twice the usual number of patients. To uphold professional standards, what should the nurse do?

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Which action best demonstrates a nurse's initiative to improve their service, aligning with the qualities of a competent professional?

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A nurse identifies a recurring issue in patient care on their unit. What action demonstrates their active participation in addressing issues confronting nursing?

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How does a nurse's skill in decision-making directly enhance their role as a care provider?

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What distinguishes a nurse practitioner from other advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs)?

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Which role is most aligned with the responsibilities of a nurse anesthetist?

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A nurse is caring for a patient who is anxious about an upcoming surgery. How can the nurse best demonstrate the role of care provider while preserving the client’s dignity?

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A nurse consistently reviews research findings to update patient care protocols on their unit. Which attribute of a professional nurse does this behavior best exemplify?

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What activity demonstrates a nurse's participation in scientific investigation and use of research findings in practice?

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Flashcards

Profession (Webster's)

A calling requiring advanced knowledge and training, providing a specialized service to society.

Nursing Education

Higher education institutions are responsible for training future nurses.

Nursing's Practical Role

Nurses apply specialized knowledge to provide essential services that benefit people and society.

Autonomous Function

Nurses should have the independence to create policy and direct professional activities.

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Striving Profession

A key element of a profession is recognizing its role as way to service others and professional development.

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Economic Security

Having financial stability and resources to meet needs.

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Vocation

A career that requires specialized education and training.

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Profession

Members possess specific values, knowledge and training to serve others.

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Profession definition 2

Providing a service using specialized knowledge and skills for a fee.

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Professional Nurse

A nurse who completed basic education and is licensed to practice nursing.

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Professional Nursing Services

Responsible nursing care, symptom observation, accurate reporting, supervision, and executing orders.

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Help Clients

Helping clients with psychological or social problems to improve relationships and growth.

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Client Advocate

Protecting the client's rights and promoting their interests.

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Role

A pattern of behavior expected in a social context, linked to one's function in various social groups.

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Responsibility

A duty or obligation, legally or morally binding.

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Care Provider

Assisting the patient both physically and psychologically while respecting their dignity.

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Researcher (Nurse)

Actively takes part in scientific investigations and uses research findings in their nursing practice.

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Nurse Practitioner

A nurse with advanced education and graduation from a Nurse Practitioner program.

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Nurse Specialist

A nurse with advanced expertise in a specific area of nursing.

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Nurse Anesthetist

A nurse who administers anesthesia.

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Nurse Anesthetist task

Preoperative visits: health evaluation prior to surgery.

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Change Agent

The nurse leads change and helps clients modify behaviors/lifestyles to improve health.

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Leader

The nurse supports client decisions for setting and reaching goals to improve well-being.

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Case Manager

The nurse collaborates with healthcare teams to assess case effectiveness, monitor outcomes and delegates tasks.

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Nursing License

Possessing a current nursing license allows nurses to practice legally.

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BSN Degree

A BSN is a prerequisite for nurses to gain advanced knowledge and skills in nursing practice.

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Physical and Mental Fitness

Being physically and mentally fit lets the nurse handle demanding duties and patient care.

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Warm Personality

Nurses with this trait connect with patients and foster a supportive therapeutic relationship.

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Resourcefulness

Being resourceful grants nurses innovative solutions to handle healthcare challenges.

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Code of Ethics

Professions follow a specific code that all members adhere to.

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Colleague Oversight

Nurses must oversee the actions of other healthcare team members.

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Accountability

Taking responsibility for professional decisions and actions.

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Competence

Having the skills, knowledge, and ability to provide safe patient care.

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Mindful Conduct

The nurse must always be aware of the actions of colleagues.

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Master of Craft

Skills that are performed continuously and exclusively

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Adherence to Standards

Actions should align with nursing laws, ethics, policies and guidelines.

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Protecting Patients

Ensures proper task completion and patient safety.

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Nursing Process

A systematic approach to client care, including assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation.

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Ethical Practice

Acting with moral principles, values, and standards in all nursing actions.

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Caring Profession

Prioritizing care and service to humanity above monetary gain.

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Health Education

Providing clients info to promote wellness, prevent disease, and manage health conditions.

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Legal Responsibility

The nurse is accountable for their actions and must practice within legal boundaries.

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