TEST BANK for Leadership Nursing CHAPTER 7, 8 and 9 –LATEST EXAM

a. "Every nurse will screen newly admitted clients for alcohol abuse." - correct answers Which statement is an example of a process objective? a. "Every nurse will screen newly admitted clients for alcohol abuse." b. "The falls rate on the unit will decrease by 50% compared with 2016 rates." c. "The health-care facility will achieve accreditation within the next 24 months." d. "The new bowel care protocol will be fully implemented by the end of the calendar year." a. Allow time for planning and establish priorities. c. Complete the highest priority task, and whenever possible, finish one task before beginning another. d. Reprioritize based on remaining tasks and new information that may have been received. - correct answers Time management can be reduced to cyclic steps that include which of the following? Select all that apply. a. Allow time for planning and establish priorities. b. Complete tasks according to their difficulty, from easiest to most difficult. c. Complete the highest priority task, and whenever possible, finish one task before beginning another. d. Reprioritize based on remaining tasks and new information that may have been received. e. Divide each day into 1-hour blocks. a. Assisting followers in working cooperatively to maximize time use - correct answers Which activity is associated with a leadership role in time management? a. Assisting followers in working cooperatively to maximize time use b. Prioritizing day-to-day planning to meet short-term and long-term unit goals c. Building time for time management planning into the work schedule d. Utilizing technology to facilitate timely communication and documentation a. Decreasing the risk of inaccurate documentation - correct answers What is the primary reason for documenting nursing interventions as soon as possible after an activity is completed? a. Decreasing the risk of inaccurate documentation b. Implementing effective time management skills c. Demonstrating professional nursing behavior