MN605 Unit 5 EXAM, MOST TESTED QUESTIONS
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Terms in this set (15)
Currently in the U.S., medical D. Major cause of morbidity, mortality, and
treatments that result in injury or malpractice claims
death is a:
A.Major cause of morbidity
B. Major cause of mortality
C. Major cause of morbidity and
mortality
D. Major cause of morbidity,
mortality, and malpractice claims
True or False: False
Risk management is about
analyzing the act of the individual
provider versus the system the
provider works in.
, True or False True
Medication errors that occur during
prescribing, administering, or
dispensing are one of the leading
causes of malpractice claims
against Nurse Practitioners (NP).
Today, the trend of malpractice A. Decreasing in number
suits against NPs in the U.S. are
(select all that apply) D. Increasing in severity
A. Decreasing in number
B. Increasing in number
C. Unchanged from previous two
decades
D. Increasing in severity
When courts are determining C. All of the above
reasonable practice of a prudent
NP, they consider :
A. Testimony of expert witnesses
B. Local and national standards of
care
C. All of the above
D. None of the above
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Terms in this set (15)
Currently in the U.S., medical D. Major cause of morbidity, mortality, and
treatments that result in injury or malpractice claims
death is a:
A.Major cause of morbidity
B. Major cause of mortality
C. Major cause of morbidity and
mortality
D. Major cause of morbidity,
mortality, and malpractice claims
True or False: False
Risk management is about
analyzing the act of the individual
provider versus the system the
provider works in.
, True or False True
Medication errors that occur during
prescribing, administering, or
dispensing are one of the leading
causes of malpractice claims
against Nurse Practitioners (NP).
Today, the trend of malpractice A. Decreasing in number
suits against NPs in the U.S. are
(select all that apply) D. Increasing in severity
A. Decreasing in number
B. Increasing in number
C. Unchanged from previous two
decades
D. Increasing in severity
When courts are determining C. All of the above
reasonable practice of a prudent
NP, they consider :
A. Testimony of expert witnesses
B. Local and national standards of
care
C. All of the above
D. None of the above