NR 446 Leadership Exam 1 Practice

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• What distinguishes strategic planning from other planning types?
• McGregor's Theory Y posits that employees are which of the following?
• What are the three phases Lewin identified in the change process?
• Which situation requires an incident report?
• Preactive planning is defined as which of the following?
• Which principle is about creating an environment where staff feel safe to speak up?
• Which conflict resolution style involves each party giving up one thing?
• Trait theory proposes that leadership is determined by ...
• The failure of a professional to act in a reasonable and prudent manner is called what?
• Which sequence correctly reflects the nursing process steps for budgeting?
• Which statement accurately describes advance directives?
• In many ethical dilemmas, who may need to be involved to reach a resolution?
• Which principle promotes educating and training employees?
• Which direction is most appropriate to an AP when delegating a task?
• Which statement best captures laissez-faire leadership?
• End-of-life planning includes which of the following?
• The International Council of Nurses Code of Ethics emphasizes respect for human rights and supports nurses' refusal to care in certain situations.
• The capital budget is comprised of long-term planning or a major acquisitions component, and a short-term budgeting component.
• The ABCDE principle is used to determine patient priority in emergencies.
• Which stage is associated with emotional conflicts such as fear, anger, and anxiety?
• Which principle means do no harm?
• Which of the following would be included in the capital budget?
• What does LACE stand for?
• A patient bill of rights ensures the client is informed of all aspects of care and can
• Which statement best defines battery?
• In nursing, laissez-faire leadership must not be used with which group?
• In Alternative Dispute Resolution, what is mediation?
• Conflict is defined as what?
• Where should incident reports be stored?
• SWOT analysis examines which elements?
• Which values are central to patient advocacy?
• What is the number one cause of conflict?
• Which concept refers to harm caused by failure to provide proper care?
• Which statement best captures laissez-faire leadership?
• What is the difference between assigning and delegation?
• What best defines assault in a healthcare context?
• Which document appoints a health care proxy to make decisions when the patient cannot?
• A balanced scorecard translates vision and strategy into action using four organizational perspectives. Which four are they?
• Which statement best describes breach of duty?
• What best describes transformational leadership?
• Negligence is defined as which of the following?
• Leaving AMA nurse role:
• After listing options, what should be done next in ethical decision making?
• Futility of care is best described as which of the following?
• In immediate triage criteria, respirations exceeding which rate trigger an immediate red tag?
• Which of the following is NOT a planning type used by nurse managers?
• Which statement defines durable power of attorney in medical decision making?
• The Code of Ethics for Nurses was established by the American Nurses Association in 1950 to support what?
• Which statement best describes an internal change agent?
• Which principle concerns fair distribution of resources?
• Informed consent is defined as:
• Torts include unintentional and intentional acts; which option lists an intentional tort in healthcare?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a trait of good decision makers?
• What does RPM stand for in START triage?
• Which of the following is a principle of Total Quality Management (TQM)?
• Which statement describes a non-component of the MORAL decision making model?
• Forecasting in strategic planning involves which of the following?
• Which is the 'Right Person' in delegation?
• Informed consent nurse role:
• What is a servant leader?
• Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which provision is true?
• What does trait theory propose about leadership?
• Which type of conflict involves two or more groups?
• What are the two common directives under the Patient Self-Determination Act?
• Standard of care refers to which idea?
• Which statement best describes prioritization of care?
• What defines the standard of care in professional negligence?
• Which statement best describes a Mass Casualty Incident?
• Which practice reduces malpractice risk in documentation?
• Which ethical principle is demonstrated by keeping promises to a client?
• Which of the following is a function of management?
• Advocacy in nursing is guided by which code of ethics?
• Which is the 'Right Supervision' in delegation?
• In the planning hierarchy, how are policies and procedures defined?
• Which is the 'Right Direction/Communication' in the Five Rights of Delegation?
• Which categories are listed as terrorist attack categories?
• When patient days or volumes decrease, managers should do what with personnel costs?
• Which statement best reflects the focus of Total Quality Management on process improvement rather than product inspection?
• Level 2 priorities include which of the following?
• Which statement describes the Inactive planning approach?
• In START triage, which color tag indicates an emergent case requiring treatment within 60 minutes?
• Which issue is identified as a common ethical dilemma related to patient rights?
• Which of the following is an element of liability?
• START triage uses a limited assessment of which patient attributes?
• Justice is defined as?
• In the planning hierarchy, what identifies why an organization exists?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of great polychromics?
• Which term describes the patient’s right to be informed about their care?
• Which term describes a direct invasion of a person's legal rights, with examples including assault, battery, false imprisonment, defamation, or invasion of privacy?
• Respondeat superior means what?
• An autocratic leadership style is best described as ...
• Which is an example of a technological disaster?
• Which description matches false imprisonment?
• The individual responsible for the theory of change that includes unfreeze, movement, and refreezing is which of the following?
• Explain negligence.
• In traditional problem solving, which activity is a listed step?
• In malpractice prevention, which action is essential?
• Which term describes the manner in which principles of ethics are incorporated into professional conduct?
• Which strategy involves one party losing values and the other winning; the loser may feel owed?
• In START triage, which color tag indicates a patient is not expected to survive?
• Which stage involves awareness of a problem but conflict hasn't started yet?
• Which statement best defines a disaster?
• What does the E in ABCDE involve?
• Advocacy is necessary due to which factors?
• Which stage of the conflict process is characterized by no conflict yet but high risk factors?
• Which is one of the five rights of delegation?
• The patient bill of rights, established in 1998, includes three goals. Which of the following is one of them?
• Defamation involves communicating false information that damages a person’s reputation. Written defamation is called Libel; spoken defamation is called Slander.
• Which statement best describes the nurse manager's role?
• In the C component of ABCDE, which elements are assessed?
• What is the primary role of a change agent in nursing leadership?
• What is the focus of negotiation?
• Which of the following best describes transformational leadership?
• Delegation is best defined as:
• Who should complete an incident report?
• From RN to PN delegation, which task is NOT appropriate to delegate?
• As part of the change process, which practice should a change agent consider to support successful implementation?
• What type of change strategy is used when there is little anticipated resistance to the change or when the change is perceived as reasonable?
• Which is the most appropriate first step for a new nurse seeking guidance on advanced directives for a patient?
• What does seeking consensus involve?
• Veracity refers to?
• Which term refers to standards of what is right or wrong with regard to important social values and norms?
• Which stage is manifest conflict?
• Which term describes a situation in which a person must choose between two morally conflicting options with no clear right choice?
• Which term describes values and ideas to make decision from right from wrong?
• What patient identifier should be included in an incident report?
• Which is the first step in ethical decision making?
• Which conflict resolution style involves one party winning and the other losing?
• A key feature of ethical dilemmas is that the decision will have a profound effect on the?
• Which term refers to the principles of right and wrong that guide an individual in making decisions?
• Implied consent is described as treatment under what condition?
• Which scenario best illustrates autonomy in nursing ethics?
• What does the Green category signify in START triage?
• Which ethical principle focuses on respecting the patient's right to self-determination?
• In change management, what is the initial step a change agent should take to implement change?
• Which characteristic is NOT a feature of transformational leadership?
• Which of the following is listed as an essential component related to advocacy skills?
• What is professional negligence or malpractice?
• Which leadership style emphasizes serving followers and prioritizing their needs?
• Which term describes varied ideas and principles used to make judgement between right and wrong?
• Which statement is NOT true about situational/contingency leadership?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a factor influencing individual decision making?
• Which statement best describes democratic leadership?
• Which act requires that clients be asked about Advance Directives and be provided with information about their rights to identify written directions for care if incapacitated?
• Which exceptions limit the doctrine of respondeat superior?
• What is the most important or critical component of time management?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the Four C's of the right direction and communication in delegation?
• Within what timeframe should an incident report be completed?
• What is intrapersonal conflict?
• In paternalism, who takes over decision-making when a patient cannot decide (altered or SI)?
• Which leadership style is demonstrated when a nurse manager allows staff to choose which weekend they work before the schedule is completed?
• Which of the following is a form of moral distress: knows the right thing but unable to do it?
• Intrapersonal conflict refers to conflict within what?
• Reasonable or prudent behavior is used to describe which concept?
• What is the largest part of budget expenditures in healthcare budgeting?
• Autocratic leadership is described as most efficient for decision making. Which option reflects this?
• From RN to AP delegation, which task is NOT appropriate to delegate?
• When choosing between a complication and expected findings, which should be prioritized as a medical emergency?
• The three parts of a tort are willful act, causation, and what?
• The Code of Ethics outlines?
• During START triage, what is the focus of initial medical treatment?
• Which statement best describes identifying an ethical dilemma?
• Who is traditionally credited with introducing the five functions of management?
• Common issues requiring advocacy include which of the following?
• Which is NOT one of the five rights of delegation?
• The principle of utility is defined as what?
• Which principle is defined as doing good for the best interest of the patient?
• What does the Great Man Theory propose about leadership?
• Which term describes uncertainty about moral duties or rights in a situation?
• Advocacy is defined as?
• Paternalism is defined as what?
• Proactive planning considers which of the following?
• The application of power by legitimate authority, economic sanctions, or political clout to effect change is associated with which strategy?
• Which statement best describes the scope of advocacy nurse roles?
• Which change strategy relies on peer pressure and group norms to socialize and influence acceptance of change?
• A nurse fails to put a patient with limited mobility and an unsteady gait on fall precautions. This is an example of what type of tort?
• What is the final stage of the conflict process where resolution occurs or the conflict disappears?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four approaches to planning used in organizations and nurse management?
• In the problem-solving approach to conflict resolution, what is the final step?
• Malpractice is best defined as which of the following?
• What does MCI stand for?
• Which concept describes the patient's right for their own body, including choices like leaving against medical advice?
• Under the D component of ABCDE, which aspect is evaluated?
• START triage stands for what?
• Which document is an advance directive?
• Which is one of the Five Rights of Delegation?
• Incident reports describe which?
• Why is the personnel budget typically the largest portion of healthcare budgets?
• What is arbitration in Alternative Dispute Resolution?
• Who developed Theory X and Theory Y, and what does X represent?
• Which of the following best describes the capital budget used by managers?
• Which statement describes a feature of the nurse manager's formal role?
• Which is an example of a man-made disaster?
• In the MORAL decision making model, which component involves outlining each alternative and weighing pros and cons?
• Which scenario illustrates assault?
• Which Maslow level corresponds to Self Esteem?
• When documenting a medication error in an incident report, which detail should be included?
• Interpersonal conflict involves two or more people with different views or beliefs; bullying is an example.
• Which strategy is considered best when both parties set aside values and work toward a shared goal?
• Which is an example of a natural disaster?
• Which statement best captures the difference between problem solving and decision making?
• Which option best describes the concept of assignment in a nursing delegation context?
• In the ABCDE assessment, what does the B component assess?
• What is the purpose of incident reports?
• What information should be included in incident report documentation?
• Fidelity involves?
• Required steps for AMA documentation: