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NUR 100 Exam 1 (Contemporary nursingChap 1-3,5) Questions with Latest
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The American Red Cross is established by - Answer-Clara Barton in 1881
The first diploma nursing program for blacks is established at - Answer-Spelman
College, Atlanta, Georgia
The Mosaic Code is one of the oldest sources of what type of health promotion
A. Use of trained midwives
B. Personal and public hygiene
C. Use of medications
D. Documentation of health records - Answer-B. Personal and public hygiene
What event in American history influenced the role black women have played in the
nursing profession
A. The North Carolina Practice Act of 1903
B. The Civil War, beginning in 1861
C. The Army Nurse Corps, established in 1901
D. The creation of the U.S. Marine Hospital Service in 1798 - Answer-B. The Civil War,
beginning in 1861
In the Middle Ages (467 BCE to AD 1450), what was the basis for women delivering
food, medicine, and care to the community's ill?
A. The need to make offerings to the gods in exchange for good health
B. Emphasis being placed on the patient-centered approach to health care
C. Emerging understanding of the importance of hygiene and sanitation
D. Christian concepts of charity and the sanctity of human life - Answer-D. Christian
concecpts of charity and the sanctity of human life
Which intervention best demonstrates that a nursing administrator understands the
challenges currently facing the professional nurse regarding patient safety?
A. Supporting nursing interventions directed toward providing holistic care to both the
client and his or her support system
B. Requiring representation of the nursing staff in any discussion related to the redesign
of patient care environments
C. Requiring that staffing and schedules accommodate the attendance at mandatory in-
services focusing on interprofessional care collaboration
, D. Supporting the right of the registered nurse to approximately act as an advocate
when a family disagrees with a client's wishes to limit visitors - Answer-C. Requiring that
staffing and schedules accomodate the attendance at mandatory in-service focusing of
interprofessional care collaboration
Which behavior provides evidence addressing the ability of nursing as a profession to
provide high-quality, effective care as patient-centered needs intensify?
A. Regularly speaking to groups of high school students regarding the profession of
nursing
B. Enrolling in a Master's of Nursing Education graduate program
C. Becoming politically active regarding the delivery of health care on the national level
D. Volunteering to provide community health screening at a senior citizen center -
Answer-B. Enrolling in a Masters of Nursing Education graduate program
In order to meet the projected need for professional nurses, what area of concern is
funded by the Nurse Reinvestment Act of 2002? (Select all that apply)
A. The establishment of retention focused on existing nursing faculty
B. Increased classroom space for associate and baccalaureate nursing programs
C. Support for those enrolled in master's and doctoral nursing programs
D. Higher compensation for clinical nursing professionals
E. Recrutiment enticements for nursing faculty positions - Answer-A. The establishment
of retention focused on exisiting nursing faculty
C. Support for those enrolled in master's and doctoral nursing programs
E. Recrutiment enticements for nursing faculty positions
What factor is cited as contributing to the inability of America's schools of nursing to
meet the expected demand for professional nurses?(Select all that apply)
A. Insufficient clinical practice sites
B. Lack of qualified student applicants
C. Lack of school funding
D. Lack of clinical preceptors
E. Inability to fill faculty positions - Answer-A. Insufficient clinical practice sites
C. Lack of school funding
D. Lack of clinical preceptors
E. Inability to fill faculty positions
The nursing profession viewed the television series ____ as a negative portrayal of
nurses based on the exploits of the program's nurses and physicians - Answer-M*A*S*H
The image that best serves today's profession of nursing is one that portrays what
characteristics?
A. Dependability and charity
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