NSG 444 EXAM 2 – Questions With A+ Solutions
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Terms in this set (51)
In most states when the nurse is True
involved in the informed consent
process the nurse is witnessing only
the signature of the client on the
informed consent form and that the
patient appears competent to
understand and decide
The boundaries of nursing practice State level
are established and regulated at what
level
Which of the following legislation Nursing practice act (NPA)
establishes nursing practice
regulation within each state
All of the following are apart of the Right principle (does not exist)
five rights of delegation except
, When nurses publish research, what Professionalism in nursing
are they helping improve?
What is the primary purpose of root To investigate and categorize the root cause of the
cause analysis event
Ex: med errors, catheter infection
When the nurse considers the major Clinical judgement
outcomes (observable beneficial
results) expected in a patient, family
or group when the plan of care ends,
what skill is the nurse demonstrating
A nurse who has mastered conflict Their own biases
resolution has taken the time to fully (Examining one's biases is a critical step in mastering
examine which of the following? the art of conflict resolution)
What is a personal health record? An electronic record of an individuals health
information controlled by the individual, allowing
them to manage and participate in their own
healthcare
As an advocate for the client the Nurse practice act
nurse must make sure that safe and (These are the rules and regulations)
effective care is given in conformity
with the?
Which of the following helps the Maintaining positive relationships
professional nurse avoid legal issues? Promoting therapeutic communication with all
clients
The nurse notes that an advanced A living will is invoked only when the client has a
directive is in the clients medical terminal condition or is in a persistent vegetative
record. Which of the following state
statements represents the best
description of the guidelines a nurse
would follow in this case?
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Terms in this set (51)
In most states when the nurse is True
involved in the informed consent
process the nurse is witnessing only
the signature of the client on the
informed consent form and that the
patient appears competent to
understand and decide
The boundaries of nursing practice State level
are established and regulated at what
level
Which of the following legislation Nursing practice act (NPA)
establishes nursing practice
regulation within each state
All of the following are apart of the Right principle (does not exist)
five rights of delegation except
, When nurses publish research, what Professionalism in nursing
are they helping improve?
What is the primary purpose of root To investigate and categorize the root cause of the
cause analysis event
Ex: med errors, catheter infection
When the nurse considers the major Clinical judgement
outcomes (observable beneficial
results) expected in a patient, family
or group when the plan of care ends,
what skill is the nurse demonstrating
A nurse who has mastered conflict Their own biases
resolution has taken the time to fully (Examining one's biases is a critical step in mastering
examine which of the following? the art of conflict resolution)
What is a personal health record? An electronic record of an individuals health
information controlled by the individual, allowing
them to manage and participate in their own
healthcare
As an advocate for the client the Nurse practice act
nurse must make sure that safe and (These are the rules and regulations)
effective care is given in conformity
with the?
Which of the following helps the Maintaining positive relationships
professional nurse avoid legal issues? Promoting therapeutic communication with all
clients
The nurse notes that an advanced A living will is invoked only when the client has a
directive is in the clients medical terminal condition or is in a persistent vegetative
record. Which of the following state
statements represents the best
description of the guidelines a nurse
would follow in this case?
