Nurse Executive Practice Test 4
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AMpatientMhasMrequestedMnotMtoMbeMintubatedMbasedMonMhisMincreasinglyMpoorMhealt
hMandMhisMpreviousMexperienceMonMaMventilator.MAfterMheMbecomesMcomatose,MhisMd
aughterMarrivesMfromMoutMofMstateMandMdemandsMthatMherMfatherMbeMintubated.MThe
MphysicianMagreesMtoMintubateMinMorderMtoMresolveMtheMconflictMbutMdecidesMtoMhav
eManManesthesiaMinternMdoMtheMintubationM"forMpractice."MTheMnurse'sMfirstMethicalMo
bligationMisMtoMthe:M-MAnswerMPatient
AMprofessionalMpracticeMmodelMisMdifferentiatedMfromMaMmodelMofMcareMdeliveryMbyMt
heMfollowing:M-MAnswerMClinicalMdecision-
makingMandMinterdisciplinaryMcommunicationMareMbasicMelementsMofMaMcareMdeliveryMm
odel.
AnMareaMofMtechnologyMthatMisMincreasingMaccessMtoMhealthMcareMbyMallowingMprovid
ersMtoMtreatMpatientsMremotelyMis:M-MAnswerMTelehealth
AsMaMnurseMexecutive,MyouMhaveMbeenMaskedMtoMseekMapprovalMtoMopenMfiveMadditi
onalMNICUMbeds.MOccupancyMapprovalMisMaMpartMofMtheMlicensingMprocessMandMrests
MwithMthe:M-MAnswerMStateMgovernment
AsMtheMleaderMofMtheMcrisisMmanagementMteamMrespondingMtoMaMseriousMissueMregar
dingMcontaminatedMimplantsMplacedMinMpatientsMduringMsurgery,MtheMnurseMexecutiveMa
ppliesMthisMessentialMapproachMtoMtheMmainMpublicMtrust.M-
MAnswerMTruthfulMdisclosure
EvidenceMofMexemplaryMprofessionalMpracticeMinMaMMagnetMhospitalMwouldMinclude:M-
MAnswerMSelf-scheduling
FederalMregulationsMgovernmentMtheMqualityMofMcareMprovidedMbyMhealthcareMfacilitiesM
areMenforcedMby:M-MAnswerMTheMCentersMforMMedicareMandMMedicaidMServices
IfMaMnurseMleavesMaMunitMwithoutMadequateMcoverageMorMbeforeMreliefMarrivesMandM
somethingMuntowardMhappensMtoMaMpatient:M-
MAnswerMAnMabandonmentMargumentMcanMbeMmade.
, InMhealthcare,MwhenMtheMtermM"customers"MisMused,MitMusuallyMrefersMtoMclientsMorM
patientsMandMtheirMfamilies.MHowever,MaMbroaderMdefinitionMwouldMbe:M-
MAnswerMThoseMwhomMweMexistMtoMserve
InMtheMCodeMofMEthicsMforMNurses,MoneMofMtheMcoreMethicalMprincipalsMis:M-
MAnswerMAutonomy,MBeneficence,MNonmaleficence,MandMJustice.
InMtheirMclassicMworkMonMmanagersMandMleaders,MBennisMandMNanusM(1985,1987)Masse
rtedMthatMmanagersMandMleadersMdifferMinMhowMtheyMthinkMandMact.MLeadersMfocusM
onMpurposes,MuseMstrategyMasMcommonMmethodology,MandMareMchallengedMtoM"doMth
eMrightMthings,"MwhileMmanagers:M-
MAnswerMFocusMonMstructureMandMprocedures,MuseMschedulesMasMcommonMmethodolog
y,MandMareMchallengedMtoM"doMthingsMright."
IncidentMreportsMareMaMmechanismMforMformalMreportingMofMcriticalMeventsMsoMthatMo
rganizationsMcanMfocusMonMandMimproveMpatientMsafety.MHowever,MnursesMandMphysicia
nsMshouldMnotMreferenceMincidentMreportsMinMnotesMorMordersMinMtheMpatientMrecord
Mbecause:M-
MAnswerMItMmayMalterMprotectionMfromMdiscoveryMandMalertMtheMplaintiff'sMattorneyMt
oMitsMexistence
ItMisMessentialMtoMpromoteMaMclearMflowMofMinformationMtoMimproveMpatientMsafety.M
OneMinnovationMthatMisMbeingMwidelyMadoptedMinMhealthcareMis:M-
MAnswerMCentralizedMcomputerizedMcharting
ItMisMimportantMthatMcommunicationMnetworksMareMdesignedMtoMmeetMtheMneedsMofM
theMsituation.MPatientMcareMoftenMrequiresMfastMandMaccurateMinformationMtoMbeMshar
edMwithMaMlargeMnetworkMofMcareMproviders.MThisMmostMaccuratelyMdescribesMwhichM
communicationMnetwork?M-MAnswerMAll-channel
KeyMethicalMprinciplesMthatMaMnurseMexecutiveMconsidersMwhenMmakingMethicalMdecision
sMinclude:M-MAnswerMAutonomy,Mbeneficence,Mnonmaleficence,MandMjustice.
MuchMhealthMpolicyMchangeMinMtheMU.S.MhasMbeenMincremental.MAnMincrementalMappr
oach:M-
MAnswerMIsMoftenMrestrictedMtoMfamiliarMpolicyMoptionsMrelatedMtoMtheMstatusMquoM
withMlimitedMusefulness.
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AMpatientMhasMrequestedMnotMtoMbeMintubatedMbasedMonMhisMincreasinglyMpoorMhealt
hMandMhisMpreviousMexperienceMonMaMventilator.MAfterMheMbecomesMcomatose,MhisMd
aughterMarrivesMfromMoutMofMstateMandMdemandsMthatMherMfatherMbeMintubated.MThe
MphysicianMagreesMtoMintubateMinMorderMtoMresolveMtheMconflictMbutMdecidesMtoMhav
eManManesthesiaMinternMdoMtheMintubationM"forMpractice."MTheMnurse'sMfirstMethicalMo
bligationMisMtoMthe:M-MAnswerMPatient
AMprofessionalMpracticeMmodelMisMdifferentiatedMfromMaMmodelMofMcareMdeliveryMbyMt
heMfollowing:M-MAnswerMClinicalMdecision-
makingMandMinterdisciplinaryMcommunicationMareMbasicMelementsMofMaMcareMdeliveryMm
odel.
AnMareaMofMtechnologyMthatMisMincreasingMaccessMtoMhealthMcareMbyMallowingMprovid
ersMtoMtreatMpatientsMremotelyMis:M-MAnswerMTelehealth
AsMaMnurseMexecutive,MyouMhaveMbeenMaskedMtoMseekMapprovalMtoMopenMfiveMadditi
onalMNICUMbeds.MOccupancyMapprovalMisMaMpartMofMtheMlicensingMprocessMandMrests
MwithMthe:M-MAnswerMStateMgovernment
AsMtheMleaderMofMtheMcrisisMmanagementMteamMrespondingMtoMaMseriousMissueMregar
dingMcontaminatedMimplantsMplacedMinMpatientsMduringMsurgery,MtheMnurseMexecutiveMa
ppliesMthisMessentialMapproachMtoMtheMmainMpublicMtrust.M-
MAnswerMTruthfulMdisclosure
EvidenceMofMexemplaryMprofessionalMpracticeMinMaMMagnetMhospitalMwouldMinclude:M-
MAnswerMSelf-scheduling
FederalMregulationsMgovernmentMtheMqualityMofMcareMprovidedMbyMhealthcareMfacilitiesM
areMenforcedMby:M-MAnswerMTheMCentersMforMMedicareMandMMedicaidMServices
IfMaMnurseMleavesMaMunitMwithoutMadequateMcoverageMorMbeforeMreliefMarrivesMandM
somethingMuntowardMhappensMtoMaMpatient:M-
MAnswerMAnMabandonmentMargumentMcanMbeMmade.
, InMhealthcare,MwhenMtheMtermM"customers"MisMused,MitMusuallyMrefersMtoMclientsMorM
patientsMandMtheirMfamilies.MHowever,MaMbroaderMdefinitionMwouldMbe:M-
MAnswerMThoseMwhomMweMexistMtoMserve
InMtheMCodeMofMEthicsMforMNurses,MoneMofMtheMcoreMethicalMprincipalsMis:M-
MAnswerMAutonomy,MBeneficence,MNonmaleficence,MandMJustice.
InMtheirMclassicMworkMonMmanagersMandMleaders,MBennisMandMNanusM(1985,1987)Masse
rtedMthatMmanagersMandMleadersMdifferMinMhowMtheyMthinkMandMact.MLeadersMfocusM
onMpurposes,MuseMstrategyMasMcommonMmethodology,MandMareMchallengedMtoM"doMth
eMrightMthings,"MwhileMmanagers:M-
MAnswerMFocusMonMstructureMandMprocedures,MuseMschedulesMasMcommonMmethodolog
y,MandMareMchallengedMtoM"doMthingsMright."
IncidentMreportsMareMaMmechanismMforMformalMreportingMofMcriticalMeventsMsoMthatMo
rganizationsMcanMfocusMonMandMimproveMpatientMsafety.MHowever,MnursesMandMphysicia
nsMshouldMnotMreferenceMincidentMreportsMinMnotesMorMordersMinMtheMpatientMrecord
Mbecause:M-
MAnswerMItMmayMalterMprotectionMfromMdiscoveryMandMalertMtheMplaintiff'sMattorneyMt
oMitsMexistence
ItMisMessentialMtoMpromoteMaMclearMflowMofMinformationMtoMimproveMpatientMsafety.M
OneMinnovationMthatMisMbeingMwidelyMadoptedMinMhealthcareMis:M-
MAnswerMCentralizedMcomputerizedMcharting
ItMisMimportantMthatMcommunicationMnetworksMareMdesignedMtoMmeetMtheMneedsMofM
theMsituation.MPatientMcareMoftenMrequiresMfastMandMaccurateMinformationMtoMbeMshar
edMwithMaMlargeMnetworkMofMcareMproviders.MThisMmostMaccuratelyMdescribesMwhichM
communicationMnetwork?M-MAnswerMAll-channel
KeyMethicalMprinciplesMthatMaMnurseMexecutiveMconsidersMwhenMmakingMethicalMdecision
sMinclude:M-MAnswerMAutonomy,Mbeneficence,Mnonmaleficence,MandMjustice.
MuchMhealthMpolicyMchangeMinMtheMU.S.MhasMbeenMincremental.MAnMincrementalMappr
oach:M-
MAnswerMIsMoftenMrestrictedMtoMfamiliarMpolicyMoptionsMrelatedMtoMtheMstatusMquoM
withMlimitedMusefulness.