This document contains 4 scenarios and items assessing understanding of nursing roles and functions. Scenario 1 addresses how the ICN Code of Ethics applies to nurses' roles regarding patients and practice. Scenario 2 describes nurse roles in improving community health as counselors, researchers, managers, and educators. Scenario 3 discusses advantages and disadvantages of observation, interviews, and questionnaires as data gathering tools in nursing research. Scenario 4 examines the functions of families and service organizations and how nurses can contribute to community health.
This document contains 4 scenarios and items assessing understanding of nursing roles and functions. Scenario 1 addresses how the ICN Code of Ethics applies to nurses' roles regarding patients and practice. Scenario 2 describes nurse roles in improving community health as counselors, researchers, managers, and educators. Scenario 3 discusses advantages and disadvantages of observation, interviews, and questionnaires as data gathering tools in nursing research. Scenario 4 examines the functions of families and service organizations and how nurses can contribute to community health.
This document contains 4 scenarios and items assessing understanding of nursing roles and functions. Scenario 1 addresses how the ICN Code of Ethics applies to nurses' roles regarding patients and practice. Scenario 2 describes nurse roles in improving community health as counselors, researchers, managers, and educators. Scenario 3 discusses advantages and disadvantages of observation, interviews, and questionnaires as data gathering tools in nursing research. Scenario 4 examines the functions of families and service organizations and how nurses can contribute to community health.
SCENARIO 1 ITEM 1 The International Council of Nurse (ICN) Code of Ethics mandates for nursing, accountability and responsibility. Familiarity with ethical and moral principles helps the nurse to function effectiely in her practice. ITEM 1 !iscuss ways in which the ICN Code of Ethics can be applied to nurses" function in a hospital setting focusing on the following two (#) components. $. Nurses and %eople (&'pts) (. Nurses and %ractice (&'pts) Total 20 points SCENARIO 2 ITEM 2 )otown !istrict Nurses hae *ust met in a staff meeting to reaffirm their commitment to community deelopment. They hae identified their roles and responsibilities as nurses with respect to community affairs. ITEM 2 !escribe how the nurse functions to improe and maintain the health status in the community when performing the following roles+ $. Counselor (,pts) (. -esearcher (,pts) C. )anager (.pts) !. Educator (&'pts) Total !30pts" SCENARIO 3 ITEM 3 )any Nurses are engaging in research to help deelop and e/tend the base of 0nowledge fundamental to the practice of Nursing. $ structured approach to the collection of data is appropriate in nursing research. ITEM 3 !iscuss the adantages and disadantages of the following three (1) data gathering tools in research studies. $. 2bseration (,pts) (. The Interiew 3chedule (,pts) C. The mailed 4uestionnaire (.pts) Total !20pts" SCENARIO # ITEM # In all societies, arious types of groups interact to influence community participation in health care. The Nurse manager uses 0nowledge of group dynamics to effect changesin health care in the community. ITEM # !iscuss the functions and contributions of the family, and serice organi5ations, stating how wash can contribute to the positie health status of the community. $. The Family (&6pts) (. 3erice 2rgani5ations (&6pts) Total 30 points