NSG 252 Exam 1 – Accurate Solutions For Every
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A nurse is caring for a patient in the c
hospital. When should the nurse begin
discharge planning?
a. When the patient is ready.
b. After an order is written/prescribed.
c. Upon admission to the hospital.
d. When the patient is ready.
A nurse provides immunization to a
children and adults through the public
health department. Which type of
health care is the nurse providing?
a. Preventative Care
b. Continuing Care
c. Restorative Care
d. Acute Care
,A nurse is working in a health care a, b, d, e
organization that has achieved Magnet
status. Which components are
indicators of this status? (Select all that
apply.)
a. Exemplary professional practice
b. Structural empowerment
c. Willingness to learn
d. Transformational leadership
e. Empirical quality results
A nurse working in a community a
hospital's emergency department
provides care to a patient having chest
pain. Which level of care is the nurse
providing?
a. Tertiary Care
b. Preventative Care
c. Primary Care
d. Restorative Care
A nurse is providing home care to a b
home-bound patient treated with
intravenous (IV) therapy and enteral
nutrition. What is the home health
nurse's primary objective?
a. Counseling
b. Education
c. Screening
d. Dependence on the nurse
,A registered nurse (RN) is the group d
leader of licensed practical nurses
(LPNs) and nursing assistive personnel
(NAP). Which nursing care model is
being implemented?
a. Case Management
b. Total patient care
c. Primary Nursing
d. Team nursing
A nurse is overseeing the care of b
patients diagnosed with either severe
diabetes or with heart failure. The
purpose of this nursing model is to
improve cost-effectiveness and quality
of care. Which nursing care delivery
model is the nurse using?
a. Team Nursing
b. Case Management
c. Total patient care
d. Primary Nursing
What does QSEN stand for? b
a. Quantifiable Safety Education for
New Nurses
b. Quality and Safety Education for
Nursing
c. Quite Substantial Economics in
Nursing
d. Quality and Security of
Extraordinary Nurses
, What are the concepts of Patient and a, d, e, f
Family Centered-care? (mark all that
apply)
a. Information sharing
b. Customer satisfaction
c. Meeting nutritional needs
d. Dignity and respect
e. Collaboration
f. Participation
How do nursing students develop their a, c, d, f
leadership skills? (Mark all that apply)
a. Practice performance improvement
with each patient interaction
b. Ignore the healthcare
interprofessional team
c. Introduce yourself and work closely
with professional nurses
d. Learning from mistakes and seeking
guidance
e. Focus on your grades only
f. Consult with nursing instructors and
nursing staff for feedback on clinical
decisions
Which action by a nurse indicates d
application of the critical thinking
model to make the best clinical
decisions?
a. Depending on the charge nurse to
determine priorities of care
b. Relying on recall of information from
past lectures and textbooks
c. Drawing on past clinical experiences
to formulate standardized care plans
d. Using the nursing process
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Terms in this set (198)
A nurse is caring for a patient in the c
hospital. When should the nurse begin
discharge planning?
a. When the patient is ready.
b. After an order is written/prescribed.
c. Upon admission to the hospital.
d. When the patient is ready.
A nurse provides immunization to a
children and adults through the public
health department. Which type of
health care is the nurse providing?
a. Preventative Care
b. Continuing Care
c. Restorative Care
d. Acute Care
,A nurse is working in a health care a, b, d, e
organization that has achieved Magnet
status. Which components are
indicators of this status? (Select all that
apply.)
a. Exemplary professional practice
b. Structural empowerment
c. Willingness to learn
d. Transformational leadership
e. Empirical quality results
A nurse working in a community a
hospital's emergency department
provides care to a patient having chest
pain. Which level of care is the nurse
providing?
a. Tertiary Care
b. Preventative Care
c. Primary Care
d. Restorative Care
A nurse is providing home care to a b
home-bound patient treated with
intravenous (IV) therapy and enteral
nutrition. What is the home health
nurse's primary objective?
a. Counseling
b. Education
c. Screening
d. Dependence on the nurse
,A registered nurse (RN) is the group d
leader of licensed practical nurses
(LPNs) and nursing assistive personnel
(NAP). Which nursing care model is
being implemented?
a. Case Management
b. Total patient care
c. Primary Nursing
d. Team nursing
A nurse is overseeing the care of b
patients diagnosed with either severe
diabetes or with heart failure. The
purpose of this nursing model is to
improve cost-effectiveness and quality
of care. Which nursing care delivery
model is the nurse using?
a. Team Nursing
b. Case Management
c. Total patient care
d. Primary Nursing
What does QSEN stand for? b
a. Quantifiable Safety Education for
New Nurses
b. Quality and Safety Education for
Nursing
c. Quite Substantial Economics in
Nursing
d. Quality and Security of
Extraordinary Nurses
, What are the concepts of Patient and a, d, e, f
Family Centered-care? (mark all that
apply)
a. Information sharing
b. Customer satisfaction
c. Meeting nutritional needs
d. Dignity and respect
e. Collaboration
f. Participation
How do nursing students develop their a, c, d, f
leadership skills? (Mark all that apply)
a. Practice performance improvement
with each patient interaction
b. Ignore the healthcare
interprofessional team
c. Introduce yourself and work closely
with professional nurses
d. Learning from mistakes and seeking
guidance
e. Focus on your grades only
f. Consult with nursing instructors and
nursing staff for feedback on clinical
decisions
Which action by a nurse indicates d
application of the critical thinking
model to make the best clinical
decisions?
a. Depending on the charge nurse to
determine priorities of care
b. Relying on recall of information from
past lectures and textbooks
c. Drawing on past clinical experiences
to formulate standardized care plans
d. Using the nursing process
