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rlane42

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The strongest predictor of nurses' identification with the organization is:
 
  a. culture.
  b. compensation.
  c. patient satisfaction.
  d. professional autonomy.

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Nursing workload is a measurement of the nursing work activities and dependence of the clients on nursing care. The two components of nursing workload are ____.
 
  a. Self-care deficits and disease-related symptoms
  b. Primary diagnosis and comorbid conditions
  c. Direct and indirect nursing care activities
  d. The severity of illness and the patient's psychosocial needs


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Reply #1 on: Jul 7, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Professional autonomy, or control over the practice environment, was identified as the strongest predictor of nurses' identification with the organization (Apker et al., 2003). Nurses who did not believe their jobs provided sufficient freedom were less likely to experience feelings of affiliation and loyalty toward their employers.

Answer to Question 2

C
Nursing workload includes direct nursing care activities such as assessment for signs of compli-cations, bathing, medication administration, and performing treatments and procedures. It also consists of indirect care activities such as calling doctors, ordering laboratory tests, and commu-nicating with physical and respiratory therapists.


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