History APRN
They started the Frontier School of Nursing for nurse midwifery
Who is Mary Breckonridge?
This group designed the Consensus in 2008
What is the National Council of State Boards of Nursing?
This is a concept, not a role, a set of skills, or a substitution for a physician
What is advanced practice nursing
This is defines as the subjective feeling of frustration, tension, or anxiety experienced in response to stress
What is role strain
A provider is working in an inpatient facility and is managing the care of a patient taking the antibiotic vancomycin. The provider wishes to work with another provider so that they can manage the through and safe dosing levels of the antibiotic while they continue to manage the aspects of the patient’s condition, including side effects and clinical decision making. Both providers will share responsibility for the clinical outcome of the patient. This is an example of which type of competentcy
What is consultation in the form of co-management?
This APRN can be traced back as far as the CIVIL WAR
What is the CRNA role?
These areas are included in the LACE model
What are license, accreditation, certification, and education?
This verifies that you have the knowledge and skills to take care of patients in your filed through examination
What is certification?
This develops when there is a lack of clarity about expectation, uncertainty regarding role implementation, and uncertainty of existent knowledge
What is role ambiguity?
Discharge planning is a type of
What is indirect care?
In 1889, Dr. William Mayo built and opened St. Mary’s hospital in Rochester, NY. He is known for some of the earliest recruitment and specialized training of nurses in which of the following area
What is anesthesia?
This organization provides leadership in promoting quality in NP education
What is the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculty?
State boards of nursing provide this to qualified, educated persons for the safety of the public
What is a license?
Incompatibility between skills and abilities and role obligations would be considered
What is role incongruity?
Diagnosis, managing, prescribing medications, and education are considered
What is direct care?
First nurse practitioner program started in what year and what university
What is 1965 and University of Colorado
The core competency in Hamric's model is
What is direct care
This is an outside voluntary organization called in to verify the organization meets certain criteria
What is accreditation?
A new NP student is completing a rotation at an outpatient urgent care clinic and completes an examination on a patient with chest pain. The nursing assistant hands a 12-lead ECG to the NP student and asks: “What should we do?” The NP student’s preceptor did not provide clear instructions on the role of the NP student at this time even though the student is capable of interpreting ECGs. This is an example of:
What is Role ambiguity?
This is a type of guidance that prepares the patient or family to know what to expect
What is anticipatory guidance?
This APRN roles had its roots in psychiatry
What is the CNS role?
All APRN education include the primary criteria of
What is graduate education from an accredited school, graduate education, and a population focus
Name the four roles of advanced nursing practice
What are CRNA, NP, CNM, and CNS?
This develops when role expectation are perceived to be contradictory or mutually exclusive
What is role conflict?
This theory includes the following stages: pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintanence
What it the Transtheoretical Theory of Change?