2024 LEADERSHIP AND
MANAGEMENT EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
The field of advanced practice nursing (APN) has grown since its inception in the 1800s. In this list of types of APN degrees, which is not necessarily correct?
Answers: A. CRNA (Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist)
B. CRN (Certified Registered Nurse)
C. CNM (Certified Nurse Midwife)
D. NP (Nurse Practitioner) - CORRECT ANSWERS-B. CRN (Certified Registered Nurse)
The nurse manager has implemented the process of progressive discipline
with a nurse who has violated hospital policy. The nurse manager recognizes that two criteria for corrective actions to be effective are that the actions are:
Answers: A. Consistent and impartial
B. Pejorative and sound
C. Assertive and pertinent
D. Measurable and administered by HR - CORRECT ANSWERS-A. Consistent and impartial
You have been identified as a Millennial Generation nurse. You are working with a team of three LVNs , two of whom are Baby Boomers and one is a Generation X nurse. You also are working with two CNAs both who
are from the Baby Boomers Generation. What should you focus on when working with your team? Answers: A.
Communication and teamwork among staff of all generations is critical in assuring a positive work milieu that can affect safe patient care and good working relationships
B. All of the staff members will resent you because you are much younger and more educated than any of them
C.
Your reputation is dependent on whether the team members acknowledge
your authority and provide you with respect even if you are the youngest person on the team
D. Providing the LVNs with additional responsibilities and have then supervise the CNAs in what ever manner they choose - CORRECT ANSWERS-A.
Communication and teamwork among staff of all generations is critical in assuring a positive work milieu that can affect safe patient care and good working relationships
During your transition from student nurse to your first position as a staff nurse, your general unit orientation is a key component of the transition. Which of the following questions would be most appropriate for you to ask
about orientation?
Answers: A. How will I be paid for my time in orientation?
B. Do I have to attend every orientation session?
C. Will I be graded during the orientation?
D. How long should I expect to be in orientation? - CORRECT ANSWERS-D. How long should I expect to be in orientation?
An ongoing issue in nursing has been the minimum appropriate entry-
level requirements to practice as a registered nurse and what programs are qualified to educate professional nurses for the RN degree. As a result numerous motions and suggestions have been made regarding the RN degree. Which of the following is NOT a part of these contributing factors?
Answers: A. Two-year associate degree and three-year diploma schools can grant a RN
degree
B. Only four-year baccalaureate degree school can grant viable RN degrees C.
1965 American Nurses Association (ANA) House of Delegates motion to work toward a baccalaureate as the foundation for professional nursing practice
D.
1985 ANA House of Delegates agreed to urge state nursing associations to
establish the baccalaureate degree as the minimum for RNs - CORRECT ANSWERS-B. Only four-year baccalaureate degree school can grant viable RN degrees
A nursing instructor explores with a group of students the range of different opportunities available for today's nurses. The instructor would recognize that clarification is needed if a student suggested which of the following?
Answers: A. Pharmaceutical Sales
B. Traveling Nurse
C. Flight Nurse
D. Reservations Nurse - CORRECT ANSWERS-D. Reservations Nurse
A number of studies have provided insight into what characteristics comprise a profession. Of the characteristics listed below, which is not necessarily correct?
Answers: A. Work based upon systematic body of theory and abstract knowledge
B. Existence of a code of ethics
C. Autonomy of decision making
D. Results can only be standardized over time - CORRECT ANSWERS-D. Results can only be standardized over time
You are very excited about your new job but you have been late for work several times because of the traffic. At this time you believe the nurse manager will implement a disciplinary action. Which action will the nurse manager most likely take first?
Answers: A. Termination B. Written warning
C. Suspension
D. Verbal warning - CORRECT ANSWERS-D. Verbal warning
Research on nurse retention has indicated that many nurses leave nursing
after what period of time?
Answers: A. before the end of the first year B. 5 years or less
C. 7 years or less
D. 10 years - CORRECT ANSWERS-B. 5 years or less
Response Feedback: Hodges, Keely and Troyan note that many nurses leave the field after 5 years or less
A career counselor is meeting with a group of nursing graduates to discuss the preparation of their resumes. During the discussion the counselor asks the students which elements are important to include in a quality resume. Which element suggested by a student would indicate to the counselor that further clarification is needed?
Answers: A. Humorous references are always appreciated
B. Off-white or ivory high quality paper with matching envelopes
C. Accurate spelling and grammar
D. Accurate dates - CORRECT ANSWERS-A. Humorous references are always appreciated
Including personal attributes that illustrate your abilities as an effective team player, continuous learner, and consistent performer in your resume
show potential employers that you may be a good fit for their organization. Which is NOT necessarily a correct attribute?
Answers:
MANAGEMENT EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
The field of advanced practice nursing (APN) has grown since its inception in the 1800s. In this list of types of APN degrees, which is not necessarily correct?
Answers: A. CRNA (Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist)
B. CRN (Certified Registered Nurse)
C. CNM (Certified Nurse Midwife)
D. NP (Nurse Practitioner) - CORRECT ANSWERS-B. CRN (Certified Registered Nurse)
The nurse manager has implemented the process of progressive discipline
with a nurse who has violated hospital policy. The nurse manager recognizes that two criteria for corrective actions to be effective are that the actions are:
Answers: A. Consistent and impartial
B. Pejorative and sound
C. Assertive and pertinent
D. Measurable and administered by HR - CORRECT ANSWERS-A. Consistent and impartial
You have been identified as a Millennial Generation nurse. You are working with a team of three LVNs , two of whom are Baby Boomers and one is a Generation X nurse. You also are working with two CNAs both who
are from the Baby Boomers Generation. What should you focus on when working with your team? Answers: A.
Communication and teamwork among staff of all generations is critical in assuring a positive work milieu that can affect safe patient care and good working relationships
B. All of the staff members will resent you because you are much younger and more educated than any of them
C.
Your reputation is dependent on whether the team members acknowledge
your authority and provide you with respect even if you are the youngest person on the team
D. Providing the LVNs with additional responsibilities and have then supervise the CNAs in what ever manner they choose - CORRECT ANSWERS-A.
Communication and teamwork among staff of all generations is critical in assuring a positive work milieu that can affect safe patient care and good working relationships
During your transition from student nurse to your first position as a staff nurse, your general unit orientation is a key component of the transition. Which of the following questions would be most appropriate for you to ask
about orientation?
Answers: A. How will I be paid for my time in orientation?
B. Do I have to attend every orientation session?
C. Will I be graded during the orientation?
D. How long should I expect to be in orientation? - CORRECT ANSWERS-D. How long should I expect to be in orientation?
An ongoing issue in nursing has been the minimum appropriate entry-
level requirements to practice as a registered nurse and what programs are qualified to educate professional nurses for the RN degree. As a result numerous motions and suggestions have been made regarding the RN degree. Which of the following is NOT a part of these contributing factors?
Answers: A. Two-year associate degree and three-year diploma schools can grant a RN
degree
B. Only four-year baccalaureate degree school can grant viable RN degrees C.
1965 American Nurses Association (ANA) House of Delegates motion to work toward a baccalaureate as the foundation for professional nursing practice
D.
1985 ANA House of Delegates agreed to urge state nursing associations to
establish the baccalaureate degree as the minimum for RNs - CORRECT ANSWERS-B. Only four-year baccalaureate degree school can grant viable RN degrees
A nursing instructor explores with a group of students the range of different opportunities available for today's nurses. The instructor would recognize that clarification is needed if a student suggested which of the following?
Answers: A. Pharmaceutical Sales
B. Traveling Nurse
C. Flight Nurse
D. Reservations Nurse - CORRECT ANSWERS-D. Reservations Nurse
A number of studies have provided insight into what characteristics comprise a profession. Of the characteristics listed below, which is not necessarily correct?
Answers: A. Work based upon systematic body of theory and abstract knowledge
B. Existence of a code of ethics
C. Autonomy of decision making
D. Results can only be standardized over time - CORRECT ANSWERS-D. Results can only be standardized over time
You are very excited about your new job but you have been late for work several times because of the traffic. At this time you believe the nurse manager will implement a disciplinary action. Which action will the nurse manager most likely take first?
Answers: A. Termination B. Written warning
C. Suspension
D. Verbal warning - CORRECT ANSWERS-D. Verbal warning
Research on nurse retention has indicated that many nurses leave nursing
after what period of time?
Answers: A. before the end of the first year B. 5 years or less
C. 7 years or less
D. 10 years - CORRECT ANSWERS-B. 5 years or less
Response Feedback: Hodges, Keely and Troyan note that many nurses leave the field after 5 years or less
A career counselor is meeting with a group of nursing graduates to discuss the preparation of their resumes. During the discussion the counselor asks the students which elements are important to include in a quality resume. Which element suggested by a student would indicate to the counselor that further clarification is needed?
Answers: A. Humorous references are always appreciated
B. Off-white or ivory high quality paper with matching envelopes
C. Accurate spelling and grammar
D. Accurate dates - CORRECT ANSWERS-A. Humorous references are always appreciated
Including personal attributes that illustrate your abilities as an effective team player, continuous learner, and consistent performer in your resume
show potential employers that you may be a good fit for their organization. Which is NOT necessarily a correct attribute?
Answers:
