The executive board knows that to survive the association must accomplish certain goals. What is a common goal for an association to work toward when considering its newest members?
A) Identifying, developing, and mentoring potential leaders
B) Assign each new member a mentor to ensure his or her success
C) Ensuring each achieves his or her higher educational goals
D) Ensuring each new member successfully completes initiation into the association
When describing the use of current simulators for nursing or continuing education, which statement would be most appropriate?
A) A skills lab provides fairly realistic experiences in comparison with simulators.
B) Computer vignettes provide similar realistic experiences for students or nurses as simulators.
C) Simulators provide greater control and predictability for the learning environment.
D) Role-playing provides better decision-making skills but less clinical-reasoning skills.
All nursing associations face a variety of challenges to remain vibrant and essential in today's world. What is recognized as a proven method to keep members interested and involved?
A) Use the most common form of communication
B) Provide opportunities to volunteer
C) Plan national conventions to occur in the center of the United States
D) Provide advanced educational opportunities
A nurse has approached her supervisor concerning a problem and is asking advice about blowing the whistle on the situation. In questioning the nurse, the supervisor reminds the nurse that blowing the whistle can produce what potential result?
A) Endanger client protection
B) Maintain quality of care
C) Validation of concerns
D) Professional risk
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