NU 406- Nursing Leadership And Management-Quiz 5.1 - Proctored Exam 1 (St Joseph's College Of Maine)

Which of the following apply to managers but not leaders? (Select all that apply.)

Which of the following skills should you acquire as you "learn to look" in a crucial conversation? (Select all that apply.)

Which of the following describes the concept of "work on me first, us second" in crucial conversations?

Which statement best depicts leadership?

The nurse is applying the traditional problem-solving model when mediating in a conflict between two colleagues. When applying this model, the nurse should prioritize what task?

A nurse manager has made a decision and is now preparing to evaluate the decision. What question should best guide the nurse's evaluation process?

Which of the following defines nursing's scope of practice in each state?

Which of the following questions reflect basic leadership attributes or characteristics?(Select all that apply.)

Nurse licensure is:

Which of the following will assist the new graduate nurse with the development of the knowledge and skills necessary for the nursing role?

A nurse is acting as a preceptor for a student studying the concept of autonomy. The nurse confirms the student's clear understanding of autonomy when the student describes it as which of the followin

Which of the following are characteristics exhibited by a professional? Select all that apply.

Which of the following should be included in an interprofessional or interdisciplinary team?(Select all that apply.)

Which of the following can threaten professional integrity? (Select all that apply.)

Which of the following is not part of the nursing paradigm?

Put the steps of the nursing process for problem-solving in sequential order, starting from the first step.

A nurse is asked about how she perceives the hospital organization that she works at. Her description of the organization would be categorized as:

A company that always directs problems to managers at the top of the hierarchy in order for them to make decisions is using centralized decision-making.

In what ways can a nurse act as an advocate? (Select all that apply.)

It is important for the nurse to be able to differentiate between controlling patient choices and assisting patient choices for advocacy.

Which legal act provides protection of health information via technical, physical, and administrative safeguards in order to protect privacy?

Which ethical principle is defined as "the good of the many outweighs the wants or needs of the individual"?

Which ethical principle is defined as "promoting self-determination and freedom of choice"?

Which of the following is not an element of ethical decision-making?

Interpersonal communication and the ability to apply which of the following are two critical skills every nurse needs to enhance professional practice?