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tingc95 · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

What is the American Nurses Association Standard of Professional Performance as it applies to contribution to the professional development of peers?

1. Only nurses who want to contribute to peer professional development should do so.
2. All nurses have a responsibility for contributing to the professional development of peers.
3. Only nurses with master's degrees have the responsibility for contributing to the professional development of peers.
4. Only nurses with baccalaureate degrees have the responsibility for contributing to the professional development of peers.

Question 2

A small school district cannot afford to employ registered nurses at each of its individual school campuses. Can this school offer health-promotion activities?

1. No; there must be a healthcare professional present for these activities.
2. It can only do so if the district employs a nurse consultant to plan the curriculum.
3. It can only do so if the district has access to preprinted curriculum approved by the state.
4. Yes; many professionals such as teachers can teach health-related topics.

Question 3

Which option is an example of an inferential concept?

1. Rash
2. Equilibrium
3. Pain
4. Powerlessness

mistyjohnson · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 2

The American Nurses Association lists two standards of clinical nursing practice that relate directly to teaching and learning. Standard 8; Education, states: The nurse attains knowledge and competency that reflects current nursing practice. Standard 10, Collegiality, states: The nurse interacts with and contributes to the professional development of peers and other health providers as colleagues. There is no mention of desire to contribute or to level of educational preparation.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 4

Classroom teachers may include health-related topics in their lesson plans, for example, the way the normal heart functions or the need for clean air and water in the environment. Although a full-time health professional would be optimal for this district, others can also teach some content. Health based curriculums are available commercially, so there is no requirement that the school district employ a nurse consultant to write the curriculum. The school district can choose curriculum; it does not have to be approved by the state.

Answer to Question 3

Correct Answer: 3

Inferential concepts are indirectly observable and include such ideas as pain and temperature. Rash is a concrete or readily observable concept. Equilibrium and powerlessness are nonobservable or abstract concepts.