NSG 310 Topics 2 Study Questions and Correct Answers
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NSG 310
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NSG 310
Define socialization the processes of learning and incorporating aspects of a profession into one's professional identity. It involves personal change and reformed or redefined professional self-identity.
When does socialization begin? in the basic nursing program educational setting
When does so...
NSG 310 Topics 2 Study Questions and
Correct Answers
Define socialization ✅the processes of learning and incorporating aspects of a
profession into one's professional identity. It involves personal change and reformed or
redefined professional self-identity.
When does socialization begin? ✅in the basic nursing program educational setting
When does socialization continue? ✅throughout one's professional nursing career
When is socialization reactivated? ✅- When a new graduate leaves the educational
setting and begins professional nursing practice
- When an experienced nurse changes work settings, either within the same
organization or in a new organization
- When a nurse undertakes new roles, such as returning to school or assuming a
leadership role
What does the Institute of Medicine (IOM) encourage professional nurses to do? ✅-
practice fully
- achieve higher levels of education
- become full partners in providing and reforming health care
- develop an infrastructure for workforce data collection
Who has a professional role and responsibility to participate in realizing the vision and
reality of The Future of Nursing report and its recommendations? ✅every nurse
The IOM Report reinforces... ✅- The need for all nurses to make a personal
commitment to lifelong learning and education
- That each nurse must consider personal and professional goals and find a part of this
process that means something to him or her and become involved
What is a correct statement regarding the process of socialization in nursing?
-It continues after nursing program completion.
-It happens with long-term consistent practice.
-It is limited in the basic nursing education.
-It occurs at the time of retirement. ✅It continues after nursing program completion
What are the three high-level professional apprenticeships? ✅- the cognitive
apprenticeship (knowledge based required for practice)
- the skills-based apprenticeship (judgement and know-how)
- the apprenticeship of ethical comportment (professional behavior)
, RNs scope of practice ✅- LEADERSHIP!
- evaluate, assess, and TEACH
LPN/Vocational nurses scope of practice ✅- must follow the care plan that the RN
creates
-may to invasive procedures
-can give medications
-can educate
UAPs scope of practice ✅-may not do any invasive testing or procedures
-cannot educate
Who is the nursing social policy statement directed towards? ✅All registered nurses
including nursing educators, administrators, researchers, and students
Nurses have a responsibility to society to serve the interests of who? ✅Individuals,
families, groups, communities, and populations
Standards of Practice ✅Describe the competent level of nursing care. This is
illustrated by the critical thinking model known as the nursing process. The nursing
process is the foundation of clinical decision making and includes all significant actions
taken by nurses in providing care to patients.
Standards of Professional Performance ✅Describe a competent level of behavior in
the professional role. This comes as assurance to patients that they are receiving high-
quality care, and that nurses know what is necessary to provide adequate care.
Nurse Practice Acts ✅Establish specific legal regulations for practice, and professional
organizations establish standards of practice as criteria for nursing care. NPA's regulate
the scope of nursing practice and protect public health, safety, and welfare. Many states
have revised their NPAs to reflect the growing autonomy of nursing and the expanded
roles of nurses in practice.
Benner's nursing model: Novice ✅a beginning nursing student or nurse entering a
situation with no prior level of experience. In this stage, the learner learns specific rules
or procedures. This also includes nurses who may switch specialties or practice areas,
ex. Med-surg to OR, ICU to ED, etc. (task- oriented)
Benner's nursing model: Advanced beginner ✅a nurse who has had some level of
experience with the situation/ practice area. The experience may only via observation in
nature, but the nurse is able to identify significant aspects or principles of nursing care.
(task- oriented)
Benner's nursing model: Competent ✅A nurse who has been in the same clinical
position for 2-3 years. This nurse understands the organization and specific care
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