The Administration of a Healthcare System Advertises That It Promotes

question 12

Multiple Choice

The administration of a healthcare system advertises that it promotes "a healthy work environment." Which events would cause a nurse working in this system to question this statement? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply.

• A) The nurse collaborating with physical therapy to establish mutually agreeable treatment schedules lobbies physicians to support nursing's position in any disagreements.
• B) When staff nurses ask for the nurse manager's opinion on client care issues, the response is frequently, "I'll leave that decision up to you."
• C) Administration has developed a plan in which each week two nurses from each unit are recognized as "best nurse of the week."
• D) The nurse managers of each unit make a true effort to provide adequate staffing on each shift.
• E) The nurse executive communicates with managers mostly by email.

Distinctly distinguish between different classes of governmental powers as outlined in the Constitution.

Demonstrate an understanding of the evolution and characteristics of dual and cooperative federalism.

Understand the concept and evolution of federalism in the United States.

Analyze the impact of Supreme Court decisions on the balance of power between state and federal governments.

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Definitions:

Proximity

The state or condition of being close or near; in psychology, it often refers to how physically close people are to each other, which can influence relationships and social interactions.

Gestalt Psychology

A theory of mind that emphasizes the human ability to perceive patterns and wholes in complex data rather than just individual components.

Psychophysics

The branch of psychology that deals with the relationships between physical stimuli and the sensory perceptions they evoke.

Gestalt Principle

A theory in psychology that proposes the human brain sees objects in their entirety before perceiving their individual parts, emphasizing the whole perception.