NUR 301:BUNDLED Exams 2023 with 100% correct answers

Linear Change Theories Lewin Havelock Lippitt Lewin's Change Theory Barrier's and facilitators For change to be effective, the force of facilitators must exceed the force of barriers 1. Unfreezing- need for change 2. Experiencing the change- incorporating change 3. Refreezing- accep...

Change A natural process of society, organizations, groups, and individuals -constant, pervasive, and variable in rate and intensity -permanent white water- term used to describe the environment of chaotic change prevalent in most organizations Three forms of change 1. Spontaneous 2. Dev...

Management, Leadership, Followership, and Mentorship •Managers •Planning, organizing, commanding, coordinating, and controlling •Leaders •Managers vs. leaders •Followers •Upward influence •Effective followers can also influence change •Mentors •Supportive relationships ...

The physician has ordered several medications for the patient. What does the nurse recognize as responsibilities regarding administration of medications? Select all that apply. 1. Knowing whether or not the medication is on the hospital formulary 2. Knowing the reason the medication was prescribed...

What are the four nursing aims? 1. Promote health 2. Prevent illness 3. Restore health 4. Facilitate coping with disability or death How do nurses prevent illness? nurses prevent illness primarily by teaching and by personal example How do nurse

GI chapters ... Diagnostic Tests- what kind of disorders/disease can these diagnose? -CT -Barium Swallow -Abdominal Ultrasound -ERCP Assess for a variety of differenet things, NPO, drink barium. A large amount of thick barium, over a few hours it highlights the organs when doing a CT...

glomerulonephritis -inflammation of the glomerular capillaries (they help to filter blood and form urine) -acute: most common source is strep infection & other infections -chronic: due to repeated or chronic injury to kidneys acute glomerulonephritis symptoms -hematuria (identified with U...

Nursing as a Professional Discipline -Standards set by structured organizations -Code of ethics -Strong service orientation -Recognized authority (scope of practice) -Autonomy and self-regulation -Well-defined body of specific and unique knowledge -Ongoing research (T/F) La...