Nurse 1110 Exam 2 – Questions Answered With
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What are some advantages of using Decreased fragmentation of care
inter professional teams?
What nursing role is not as common as Entrepreneur
other roles, but is becoming
increasingly prominent?
What is a negative patient outcome, Sentinel event
such as an unexpected death, serious
physical or psychological injury or
serious risk?
What is the failure of a planned action An error
to be completed as intended or the
use of a wrong plan to achieve an
aim?
True or False: Consumerism is one of True
the drivers of patient-centered care
What are the responsibilities of a team Resolving conflict when it occurs
leader?
Collaboration requires? Respect for each person's opinion
Disparities in the healthcare Contribute to health disparities outcomes
professions' workforce:
, In comparison to the typical nursing Doesn't show the relationship between problems and
care plan, a concept map is: how interventions impact more than one
According to the IOM, work in Collaboration
interdisciplinary teams refers to: Communication
Coordination
What process helps the nurse to Clinical reasoning
frame patient problems within the
patient's own cultural context?
Patient-centered care is one of the six Quality
domains of:
How do nurses use critical thinking in Through application of knowledge, use of evidence
health care? and caring
What are some barriers to effective - Lack of clarity of each member's role
coordination? - Lack of team leadership
- Lack of a clear inter professional plan of care
To move to a culture of safety, an - Remove barriers to creating a safety culture
institution needs to do what? - Develop and implement strategies to create a
safety culture
- Understand the essential elements of a safety
culture
What term best describes a team Interdisciplinary
composed of members from varied
disciplines that work together to
achieve a common goal?
What would be a red flag in - Soliciting of personal information from the patient
professional communication with a - Portraying self as the nurse who can give the best
patient? care
- Engaging in selective communication with the
patient
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Terms in this set (38)
What are some advantages of using Decreased fragmentation of care
inter professional teams?
What nursing role is not as common as Entrepreneur
other roles, but is becoming
increasingly prominent?
What is a negative patient outcome, Sentinel event
such as an unexpected death, serious
physical or psychological injury or
serious risk?
What is the failure of a planned action An error
to be completed as intended or the
use of a wrong plan to achieve an
aim?
True or False: Consumerism is one of True
the drivers of patient-centered care
What are the responsibilities of a team Resolving conflict when it occurs
leader?
Collaboration requires? Respect for each person's opinion
Disparities in the healthcare Contribute to health disparities outcomes
professions' workforce:
, In comparison to the typical nursing Doesn't show the relationship between problems and
care plan, a concept map is: how interventions impact more than one
According to the IOM, work in Collaboration
interdisciplinary teams refers to: Communication
Coordination
What process helps the nurse to Clinical reasoning
frame patient problems within the
patient's own cultural context?
Patient-centered care is one of the six Quality
domains of:
How do nurses use critical thinking in Through application of knowledge, use of evidence
health care? and caring
What are some barriers to effective - Lack of clarity of each member's role
coordination? - Lack of team leadership
- Lack of a clear inter professional plan of care
To move to a culture of safety, an - Remove barriers to creating a safety culture
institution needs to do what? - Develop and implement strategies to create a
safety culture
- Understand the essential elements of a safety
culture
What term best describes a team Interdisciplinary
composed of members from varied
disciplines that work together to
achieve a common goal?
What would be a red flag in - Soliciting of personal information from the patient
professional communication with a - Portraying self as the nurse who can give the best
patient? care
- Engaging in selective communication with the
patient
