MATERNITY AND PEDIATRIC NURSING 3RD
EDITION EXAMINATION TEST COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Advanced practice nurses. Answer: A term often used to describe
the pediatric nurse practitioner and the clinical nurse specialist
◉ advocate. Answer: Speaking or acting in support of a persons right
and needs
◉ Birthing centers. Answer: Freestanding buildings outside of the
hospital that provide a comprehensive care, including antepartum
time, labor and delivery, and postpartum care and mothers classes,
lactation classes, and follow up family planning
◉ Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS). Answer: The CNS provides care
in the hospital or community to patients in specific areas such as
cardiac, neurological, or oncology care
◉ Clinical pathways. Answer: Also known as critical path ways,
maps, or multi-disciplinary action plans, clinical pathways our
collaborative guidelines that define multi disciplinary care in terms of
outcomes within a timeframe
◉ Cost containment. Answer: Efficient and effective use of resources
, ◉ critical thinking. Answer: Applying creativity to solve the problem.
Combining basic standard Principal is with Data specific to the
patient
◉ Cultural awareness. Answer: A conscious awareness of the cultural
values, beliefs, and perceptions of oneself and others
◉ Cultural competence. Answer: Equality, attained by cultural
awareness and sensitivity, that enables healthcare providers to adapt
practices to meet the needs of patients from various cultures
◉ Cultural sensitivity. Answer: And understanding of insensitivity to
cultural practices and values that differ from one's own
◉ Culture. Answer: The body of symbols, ideas, values, traditions,
and practices shared by a group of people, can also mean the growth
of organisms in a special medium
◉ Diagnosis related groups. Answer: This refers to a Medicare system
that determines payment for a hospital stay based on the patient's
diagnosis
◉ Documentation. Answer: The written or electrical recordings of any
actions taken by the nurse or other healthcare provider, including
when the medication is given, a treatment performed, etc. This
information must be accurately entered on the patient's chart
EDITION EXAMINATION TEST COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Advanced practice nurses. Answer: A term often used to describe
the pediatric nurse practitioner and the clinical nurse specialist
◉ advocate. Answer: Speaking or acting in support of a persons right
and needs
◉ Birthing centers. Answer: Freestanding buildings outside of the
hospital that provide a comprehensive care, including antepartum
time, labor and delivery, and postpartum care and mothers classes,
lactation classes, and follow up family planning
◉ Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS). Answer: The CNS provides care
in the hospital or community to patients in specific areas such as
cardiac, neurological, or oncology care
◉ Clinical pathways. Answer: Also known as critical path ways,
maps, or multi-disciplinary action plans, clinical pathways our
collaborative guidelines that define multi disciplinary care in terms of
outcomes within a timeframe
◉ Cost containment. Answer: Efficient and effective use of resources
, ◉ critical thinking. Answer: Applying creativity to solve the problem.
Combining basic standard Principal is with Data specific to the
patient
◉ Cultural awareness. Answer: A conscious awareness of the cultural
values, beliefs, and perceptions of oneself and others
◉ Cultural competence. Answer: Equality, attained by cultural
awareness and sensitivity, that enables healthcare providers to adapt
practices to meet the needs of patients from various cultures
◉ Cultural sensitivity. Answer: And understanding of insensitivity to
cultural practices and values that differ from one's own
◉ Culture. Answer: The body of symbols, ideas, values, traditions,
and practices shared by a group of people, can also mean the growth
of organisms in a special medium
◉ Diagnosis related groups. Answer: This refers to a Medicare system
that determines payment for a hospital stay based on the patient's
diagnosis
◉ Documentation. Answer: The written or electrical recordings of any
actions taken by the nurse or other healthcare provider, including
when the medication is given, a treatment performed, etc. This
information must be accurately entered on the patient's chart
