S3 M3 Professionalism

Question 1

Boundaries of practice are defined in the

Answer 1

Nursing Practice Act for each state

Question 2

Negligence

Answer 2

Error or omission

doing something unreasonable or not doing something reasonable

Question 3

Malpractice

Answer 3

failure to act in a reasonable manner

aka professional negligence

Question 4

Elements of malpractice

all must be present for a law suit

Answer 4

A set standard of care

Breath of that standard

Foreseeability of the harm

Failure to meet standard IS what caused the injury

Injury

Question 5

How to avoid malpractice

Answer 5

Follow Nursing Practice Act
Follow agency policy
EBP
Put PT first
Know relevant law
Practice within area of competence
Attain further education and certification

Question 6

ADPIE

Answer 6

Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation

Question 7

Assessment

Answer 7

Collecting data

Question 8

Diagnosis

Answer 8

Determine problem or issue based on assessment

Question 9

Planning

Answer 9

Create a plan of actions with attainable and measurable outcomes

Question 10

Implementation

Answer 10

Implementing the plan

Question 11

Evaluation

Answer 11

Evaluate progress toward goal

keep or change plan

Question 12

Fidelity

Answer 12

Keeping promises and commitments

Question 13

Justice

Answer 13

Distribution of benefits and costs fairly

Question 14

Utilitarianism

Answer 14

Right or wrong depends on consequence

Question 15

Deontology

Answer 15

Right or wrong depends of intent

Question 16

Virtue

Answer 16

Cultivated disposition that enables the doing of good

Question 17

3 values of QSEN

Answer 17

Knowledge
Attitude
Skill

Question 18

Altruism

Answer 18

Concern for others

Question 19

Value clarification

Answer 19

Understanding own values

Question 20

3 parts of value clarification

Answer 20

Choosing
Prizing (treasuring)
Acting

Question 21

4 competencies of the nursing knowledge base

Answer 21

Cognitive - use reasoning
Technical - use equipment
Interpersonal - professionalism
Ethical/legal - accountability

Question 22

Critical thinking

Answer 22

Thought that is disciplined, comprehensive, intellectual and as a result well-reasoned

Question 23

How to do critical thinking

Answer 23

ID goal
Assess your own knowledge
Address potential problems
Consult resources
Make judgement/decision

Question 24

Thoughtful practice

Answer 24

using Clinical Reasoning and Reflective Practice to guide patient-centered care

Question 25

Affective commitment

Answer 25

Attachment to profession | Identifying with profession

Question 26

Normative commtiment

Answer 26

Feeling of obligation | Result of having positive experiences

Question 27

Continuance Commitment

Answer 27

Awareness of costs to remain in profession

Question 28

Exploratory stage

Answer 28

Positive orientation to profession | Excitement about entering profession

Question 29

Testing stage

Answer 29

Discovering negative elements of profession | Recognizing sacrifices needed to continue

Question 30

Passionate stage

Answer 30

Synthesizing positive and negative aspects Commitment to profession Willingness to get involved

Question 31

Quiet and bored stage

Answer 31

Settle into routines of nursing Occurs during middle/late time or program Become comfortable in role and feel less anxiety

Question 32

Acculturation and socialization

Answer 32

Role modeling | Who do you see as a role model

Question 33

Steps in developing commitment

Answer 33

Belief in profession Willingness to exert personal effort Desire to maintain membership

Question 34

Professionalism Definition by ANA

Answer 34

Assimilation of skills and knowledge with dignity and respect Incorporating values of profession while maintaining accountability