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concepts of Profes

Role theory

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Which actions indicate that the nurse adapts his or her role based on the situational context? -Teaching a diabetic patient about diet and suggesting that the patient meet with a diabetic educator -Alerting the rapid response team after a patient displays atypical behavior and decreased level of consciousness
-- -Explaining caregiver fatigue and providing support group information for a patient's mother who says she is exhausted by her child's illness and feels helpless
Which statements explain the key concepts of role theory? -Role theory predicts that a nurse in a patient advocacy role will act as a change agent. -Role theory indicates that a nurse will assume the role of a collaborator when the context or situation requires it.
-- -Role theory attempts to explain why patients trust nurses to perform certain tasks based on their position or role. -Role theory assumes that a nurse in an educator role will teach a patient how to administer insulin because that is a role expectation.
According to role theory, which behaviors or traits would be expected for a nurse functioning as a manager? - Applying critical thinking - Collaborating with others - Working with interdisciplinary teams -Employing strong reasoning or judgment skills
A nurse educator is teaching a new preceptor group about the importance of competencies and training in their new leadership role. Which statements indicate that a preceptor understands the impact of role theory on nursing leadership competencies? - "I understand that part of my competency will be developed based on feedback." -"Part of my evaluation will be based on my new role and competencies as a preceptor."
-- - "I want to read the job description for my new role to gain a better understanding of what is expected." - "I need to learn more about learning styles as part of my competency development because that was not part of staff nurse training."
Which actions indicate that the nurse manager understands the use of position descriptions as a strategy to increase role clarity? - Developing preceptor training - Updating job descriptions to make them more specific - Developing a plan for performance improvement for a new nurse -updating the clinical nurse educator's job description before posting the open position
Which actions indicate that the nurse leader understands the hypotheses in role theory related to role strain, role stress, and absenteeism? - Bringing thank-you cards to show appreciation for the team's hard work -Asking a new nurse why he or she is withdrawing from
-- - Asking a nurse if increased absences are due to illness, family illness, or job stress - Hiring more nurses per shift after identifying that increased absences were a result of increased patient-to-nurse ratios
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