NUR 521 study guide Questions With Complete Solutions
savings account - own self
researched and chosen by self - private insurance
company and employer each put in half - employee based insurance
fully federally funded and participants do pay into it based on income. All elderly are eligible for Medicare and Medicare dose cover end stage renal disease. - Medicare
joint funded by Federal and State (but Federal money is the bases, so yes Federally funded.)
low income - Medicaid
which government insurance will fund nursing home care? - medicaid
combination of reasoned thinking, openness to alternatives, the ability to reflect, and a desire to seek the truth. - critical thinking
Ok to admit what you dont know - Intellectual Humility
see other perspective - intellectual empathy
willing to rethink ideas - intellectual courage not taking the path of least resistance - intellectual perserverance
impartial judgements - fair mindedness
consists of evidenced-based theories, principles, and facts. Would read and study how to solve a problem - theoretical knowledge
knowing what to do and how to do it when performing procedures to address a problem - practical knowledge
reflects on performance or knowledge, values, and beliefs - self awareness
think through ethical reasons or concerns on addressing a problem - ethical
what had strong influences on the evolution and images of professional nursing? - societal beliefs and military
a profession must have a domain knowledge that has both theoretical and practical boundaries - discipline
must have technical and scientific knowledge, be evaluated by a community of peers, have a service orientation and a code of ethics - profession
employer controls practice environment, working conditions, schedule, and are hourly based paid employees. - occupation competent level of nursing care as demonstrated by the critical thinking model-(the nursing process) - standards of practice
who sets the standards of practice - ANA
procedures, actions and processes that a nurse is permitted to perform per their professional license - scope of practice
generally more than 1 month: nursing homes, assisted living facilities, rehabilitation centers) - extended care facilities
same-day, outpatient - ambulatory centers
serve at-risk populations and improve public health - community
health centers
provided after hospitalization - home health
what are the components of QSEN - safety, quality improvement, EBP, teamwork and collaboration, patient centered care, informatics
mimizing risk of patient harm (standard practice, awareness) - safety
constant use of data monitoring and improvement methods to enhance healthcare - quality improvement
integration of best current evidence and clinical expertise - EBP
savings account - own self
researched and chosen by self - private insurance
company and employer each put in half - employee based insurance
fully federally funded and participants do pay into it based on income. All elderly are eligible for Medicare and Medicare dose cover end stage renal disease. - Medicare
joint funded by Federal and State (but Federal money is the bases, so yes Federally funded.)
low income - Medicaid
which government insurance will fund nursing home care? - medicaid
combination of reasoned thinking, openness to alternatives, the ability to reflect, and a desire to seek the truth. - critical thinking
Ok to admit what you dont know - Intellectual Humility
see other perspective - intellectual empathy
willing to rethink ideas - intellectual courage not taking the path of least resistance - intellectual perserverance
impartial judgements - fair mindedness
consists of evidenced-based theories, principles, and facts. Would read and study how to solve a problem - theoretical knowledge
knowing what to do and how to do it when performing procedures to address a problem - practical knowledge
reflects on performance or knowledge, values, and beliefs - self awareness
think through ethical reasons or concerns on addressing a problem - ethical
what had strong influences on the evolution and images of professional nursing? - societal beliefs and military
a profession must have a domain knowledge that has both theoretical and practical boundaries - discipline
must have technical and scientific knowledge, be evaluated by a community of peers, have a service orientation and a code of ethics - profession
employer controls practice environment, working conditions, schedule, and are hourly based paid employees. - occupation competent level of nursing care as demonstrated by the critical thinking model-(the nursing process) - standards of practice
who sets the standards of practice - ANA
procedures, actions and processes that a nurse is permitted to perform per their professional license - scope of practice
generally more than 1 month: nursing homes, assisted living facilities, rehabilitation centers) - extended care facilities
same-day, outpatient - ambulatory centers
serve at-risk populations and improve public health - community
health centers
provided after hospitalization - home health
what are the components of QSEN - safety, quality improvement, EBP, teamwork and collaboration, patient centered care, informatics
mimizing risk of patient harm (standard practice, awareness) - safety
constant use of data monitoring and improvement methods to enhance healthcare - quality improvement
integration of best current evidence and clinical expertise - EBP
