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201 Multiple choice questions

Definition 1 of 201
-common response by subordinates to delegation
-one of the most common causes of subordinate resistance to, or refusal of delegated tasks is the failure of the delegator to see
the subordinate's perspective
-resistance to delegation may also occur when the tasks are over delegated in terms of specificity

Phases of the mentoring process


Performance appraisal


Resistance to delegation


Critical thinking

Definition 2 of 201
-An individual is sued by a state or federal government agency assigned the responsibility of implementing governmental
programs

Hallmarks of quality control programs


Transformational leader

Knowledge of results


Administrative law*

,Definition 3 of 201
-Involves sharing organizational values, expected attitudes, and behaviors
-Creates a fit between new staff members and the unit by introducing them to the norms of the group
-The first socialization to the nursing role occurs during nursing school and continues after graduation
❖ This is when managers should be alert to signs and symptoms of the shock phase of role transition
❖ Gaps in academic and practice expertise expectations provide fertile ground for the new nurse graduate to feel overwhelmed,
conflicted, and frustrated, a result often termed reality shock
❖ In addition, managers should be alert to signs and symptoms of role stress and role overload

Medicare part A


Socialization


Reality shock


Team nursing

Definition 4 of 201
-internal drive to do or be something; comes from within the person (personal goals and aspirations), driving him or her to be
productive; and cultural background also has an impact.

The joint commission*


Intrinsic motivation*


Clinical reasoning


Closed unit staffing

,Definition 5 of 201
-The employee performance appraisal is a sensitive and important part of the management process, requiring much skill.
-Performance appraisals are used to determine how well employees are performing their job. Therefore, appraisals measure actual
behavior and not intent.
-Because of past experiences, performance appraisal interviews are highly charged, emotional events for most employees.
-However, when accurate and appropriate appraisal assessments are performed, outcomes can be very positive.

Readiness to learn*


Performance appraisal


Proactive planning


Strategic planning

Definition 6 of 201
-Strong control is maintained over the work group
-Others are motivated by coercion
-Others are directed with commands
-Communication flows downward
-Decision making does not involve others
-Criticism is punitive

Group commentator*


Administrative law*


Steps in strategic planning


Autocratic or authoritarian leaders*

, Definition 7 of 201
-managers should ask the individuals to whom they are delegating if they are capable of completing the delegated task but should
also validate this perception by direct observation
-monitoring delegated tasks keeps the delegated task before the subordinate and the manager so that both share accountability
for its completion

Nurse practice act**


Reasons nurses join unions


Monitoring Delegated Tasks


Causes of under delegating

Definition 8 of 201
Level 1: Highly Capable Individual
Level 2: Contributing Team Member
Level 3: Competent Manager
Level 4: Effective Leader
Level 5: Great Leader

Jim Collin's Level 5 Leadership


Professional negligence*

respondent superior (vicarious liability)


Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs*

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