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NSG5000 Role of the Advanced Practice Nurse
NSG
Week 4 Knowledge Check New
Question 1
How can a nurse executive/nurse administrator
(NE/NA) help his or her team become more motivated, collaborative, and focused
on common goals?
Question 1 options:
The NE/NA should give the team space and time
to create group cohesion on their own.
The NE/NA should assign training with an
emphasis on personal reflection and goal-setting.
The NE/NA should have a private discussion
with each team member to ensure they enjoy the company of their fellow staff.
The NE/NA should provide a vision for his or
her team to serve as a guide.
Question 2
Which of the following scenarios depicts an
advance nurse practicing with ethical integrity?
Question 2 options:
The APRN provides an additional round of
antibiotics to a patient who requests the second treatment after running into
the him/her in a public place
The APRN convinces a patient to verbally
consent to a mental health assessment after initially refusing.
The APRN utilizes the prescription monitoring
program to validate the patient’s request for narcotic medication for pain and
refuses to provide the prescription because the patient had received the same
medication 2 days before from another provider
The APRN trusts her request for a
benzodiazepine-class drug to relieve anxiety from a good friend and provides a
prescriptions.
Question 3
How is a Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) different
from a Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS)?
Question 3 options:
The CNL is often not considered an advanced
practice role like the CNS, though many practitioners disagree due to its
master’s degree requirement.
The CNL is often in a supervisory role and
frequently supervises the CNS role, especially in larger clinics and hospitals.
The CNS has significantly less patient
face-to-face time than the CNL role and is oftentimes in charge of hospital
administration.
The CNS role requires a doctorate and certification
from state of residence.
Question 4
Which of the following scenarios depicts a
practitioner practicing objective ethical decision-making as opposed to
decision-making based on religious or moral convictions?
Question 4 options:
A spouse pressures the hospital to continue
aggressive treatment to avoid feeling responsible for the patient’s death.
A practitioner follows a patient’s advance
directive which includes a do-not-resuscitate order.
A practitioner avoids providing legal
assisted suicide options to a terminally ill patient due to his or her
discomfort with the process
A practitioner refuses to prescribe oral
contraceptives to unmarried female patients to protect his or her reputation in
the community.
Question 5
The nurse in advance practice understands
which statement best represents the importance of health informatics in patient
safety?
Question 5 options:
Having access to accurate patient data can
help medical professionals prevent errors.
Patient data can assist in data collection
for research studies on medical errors
Health informatics specialists focus on the
accuracy or inaccuracy of reporting of patient safety data to improve safety
regulations.
Medical staff feel more accountable when
having to share information about medical errors.
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