NURS 5434 FAMILY III HTN LATEST
ASSESSMENT SCRIPT QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
●● Primary purpose if CHIP
Answer: Children's Health Insurance Program- was signed into law in
1997 and provides federally matching funds to states to provide health
coverage to children in families with incomes too high to qualify for
Medicaid , but can't afford private coverage.
●● Recognize role strain
Answer: Feeling of frustration, tension, or anxiety.
Feeling of decreased self-esteem when performance is below
expectations of self or significant others.
●● Recognize role conflict
Answer: Occurs when role expectations are perceived to be mutually
exclusive or contradictory.
Role conflict between APRNs and other nurses and between APRNs and
physicians.
●● Role stress
Answer: A situation of increased role performance demand.
,Returning to school while maintaining work and family responsibilities.
The expectations of increased workload, keeping up with rapidly
changing technology
●● Difference between Medicare billing A, B, & D
Answer: Medicare part A provides inpt/ hospital coverage.
Medicare part B provides Outpatient medical coverage.
Medicare part D provides prescription coverage.
●● Advanced practice roles
Answer: Clinical Nurse Specialist- an APRN who directly and indirectly
manages the care of complex pts/families, populations, and
communities, educates, mentors, and supports nursing and nursing staff;
and privides clinical expertise to facilitate change and innovation in
healthcare organizations and systems.
●● Primary care practitioner
Answer: PCNP is educated to provide the full spectrum of healthcare
services to previously diagnosed and undiagnosed primary care patients
and families across the life span, including health promotion,
anticipatory guidance, counseling, disease mangmnt, and palliative and
end-of-life care.
●● Acute Care Nurse practitioner
, Answer: ACNP provides a comprehensive care in a collaborative model
with physicians, staff nurses, and. other helath care providers as well as
patients and their families. The role of the ACNP eveolved as a results=
of a number of changes in the healthcare system, to include the need of
an af=dvanced practitioner to manage hospitalized pts whose clinical
presentations were more comples, changes in the regulations of work
hour restrictions for medicial residents and fellows and shortages in
intensivists.
●● Certified Nurse Midwife
Answer: CNM are primary care providers who are educated in and
practice the 2 distinct disciplines of nursing and midwifery.
The midwifery model of care includes a strong focus on person-centered
care and supporting the normalcy of pregnancy and birth as we as other
life transitions. It is recongized internationally as a key resourcefor
improving maternal & newborn health in developed and developing
countries.
●● Certified Registered Nurse Anesthestist
Answer: CRNs provide anesthesia in collaboration with surgeons,
dentist, podiatrists, physician anesthesiologist.
CRNAs were the earliest nursing speciality, was the 1st to standardize
educational programs, a certification process, mandatory continuing
education, recertification requirements.
●● Nurse Educator
ASSESSMENT SCRIPT QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
●● Primary purpose if CHIP
Answer: Children's Health Insurance Program- was signed into law in
1997 and provides federally matching funds to states to provide health
coverage to children in families with incomes too high to qualify for
Medicaid , but can't afford private coverage.
●● Recognize role strain
Answer: Feeling of frustration, tension, or anxiety.
Feeling of decreased self-esteem when performance is below
expectations of self or significant others.
●● Recognize role conflict
Answer: Occurs when role expectations are perceived to be mutually
exclusive or contradictory.
Role conflict between APRNs and other nurses and between APRNs and
physicians.
●● Role stress
Answer: A situation of increased role performance demand.
,Returning to school while maintaining work and family responsibilities.
The expectations of increased workload, keeping up with rapidly
changing technology
●● Difference between Medicare billing A, B, & D
Answer: Medicare part A provides inpt/ hospital coverage.
Medicare part B provides Outpatient medical coverage.
Medicare part D provides prescription coverage.
●● Advanced practice roles
Answer: Clinical Nurse Specialist- an APRN who directly and indirectly
manages the care of complex pts/families, populations, and
communities, educates, mentors, and supports nursing and nursing staff;
and privides clinical expertise to facilitate change and innovation in
healthcare organizations and systems.
●● Primary care practitioner
Answer: PCNP is educated to provide the full spectrum of healthcare
services to previously diagnosed and undiagnosed primary care patients
and families across the life span, including health promotion,
anticipatory guidance, counseling, disease mangmnt, and palliative and
end-of-life care.
●● Acute Care Nurse practitioner
, Answer: ACNP provides a comprehensive care in a collaborative model
with physicians, staff nurses, and. other helath care providers as well as
patients and their families. The role of the ACNP eveolved as a results=
of a number of changes in the healthcare system, to include the need of
an af=dvanced practitioner to manage hospitalized pts whose clinical
presentations were more comples, changes in the regulations of work
hour restrictions for medicial residents and fellows and shortages in
intensivists.
●● Certified Nurse Midwife
Answer: CNM are primary care providers who are educated in and
practice the 2 distinct disciplines of nursing and midwifery.
The midwifery model of care includes a strong focus on person-centered
care and supporting the normalcy of pregnancy and birth as we as other
life transitions. It is recongized internationally as a key resourcefor
improving maternal & newborn health in developed and developing
countries.
●● Certified Registered Nurse Anesthestist
Answer: CRNs provide anesthesia in collaboration with surgeons,
dentist, podiatrists, physician anesthesiologist.
CRNAs were the earliest nursing speciality, was the 1st to standardize
educational programs, a certification process, mandatory continuing
education, recertification requirements.
●● Nurse Educator
