SHSU Concepts I Midterm Exam Guide - Final

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There will be a total of 50 questions covering the content that has been discussed in classes 1 thru 6. You will have 60 minutes to complete the exam. Below is a very basic start to what you can expect. As I work on the first version of the midterm exam for next Thursday's group, I will add a bit more detail & hope to do this over the weekend.

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Class #1

Stabler-Haas (Fast Facts..) Part I: Your new life as a student nurse = 3-4 questions

Dr. Barnes' Textbook Reading Strategies = 1-2 questions

Success strategies

Concentration Success

Comprehension success

Myths

Journey Has Begun

Journey Has Begun

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Class #2

Stabler-Haas (Fast Facts..) Part II: Success in the Classroom = 3-4 questions

Roux & Halstead (issues & Trends...) Chapters 1-2 = 5-6 questions

Throughout antiquity

Nightingale SON

Nurse practice act

IOM Future of Nursing

Academic progression programs

ADN

Advantages of BSN

Accreditation

Curriculum basis

Image

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Class #3 = 6-7 questions

Social Policy Statement, Chaps. 1-2

Code of Ethics, Provisions 1-2

Nursing Expectations

Society’s expectations

Purpose of SPS

Professionalism

Code of Ethics Provisions

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Class #4 = 6-7 questions

Sitzman Chaps. 1-4

SON Mission, Vision, Philosophy, & Conceptual Framework

Components of theories

Types of theory

Conceptual framework

Theorists

SON Conceptual Framework

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Class #5

Stabler-Haas (Fast Facts..) Part IV: Success at Home = 2-3 questions

Roux & Halstead (issues & Trends...) Chapters 3 & 5 = 5-7 questions

Nurse title

Compact

Profession

Board purpose

NCSBN

Professional Organization Purpose

Role of professional orgs

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Class #6 = 7-9 questions

Crucial Conversations (Reading & Assessment on BB)

Roux & Halstead (issues & Trends...) Chapter 12

The “Healthy Nurse”

Handling conflict poorly

Crucial Conversation dialogue

Crucial Conversation silence violence

Handling Conflict

Conflict Resolution

Moral distress

Healthy Nurse Evidence-Based Practice