Nurc 1102 Final Final questions with correct answers
Unlicensed individuals trained to function in assistive role to the
licensed RN in the provision of client care activities as delegated by the
nurse Correct Answer-Nurse Assistant (or UAP)
Examples of work ethics (list 3) Correct Answer-understand job and
responsibilities; be familiar with personnel and procedures; be on time;
practice good health and hygiene; follow facility's dress code; treat ppl w
respect; help others willingly; don't discuss personal problems with pts
What are the minimum number of hours of training you need to be an
NA (according to OBRA)? Correct Answer-75
Role of NA (list 3) Correct Answer-collect information (eyes, ears,
nose); determine presence of a problem; identify proper strategies with
RN; perform delegated nursing care; document nursing care provided
__ look at the problem; __ look at how the pt responds to problem
Correct Answer-doctor; nurse
Role of Nurse (list 3) Correct Answer-assess to determine
problems/needs; form nursing diagnosis; plan nursing care; provide or
delegate nursing care; evaluate response
NA observes with all senses but: Correct Answer-taste
,What are the 5 rights of delegation? Correct Answer-task; circumstance;
person; directions and communication; supervision
What are 4 communication barriers? Correct Answer-background and
culture; mixed messages; tone of voice/word choice; poor listening skills
List 3 ways to improve listening skills: Correct Answer-maintain eye
contact; give full attention; avoid distractions; focus on content of
message; hear other person out; avoid jumping in with your reply
List 3 ways to confront strategies with co-workers: Correct Answer-deal
directly with other person involved; avoid getting others involved; find a
private place to talk; use I message; allow enough time for discussion;
listen to other person; be prepared to look at different solutions; find a
solution agreeable to both
What is an example of an "I" message? Correct Answer-Instead of
saying YOU always do this, say I am getting behind because I am
having trouble finding what I need...
Anyone who reads your charting should be able to tell what 3 things?
Correct Answer-what you did; what you observed; pt's response
What act ensures privacy of our healthcare information? Correct
Answer-HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of
1996)
,Inflammation of the liver resulting from viral agents, bacterial agents, or
exposure to hepatoxins or drugs such as carbon tetrachloride or
acetaminophen Correct Answer-hepatitis (virus)
There is no vaccine for Hepatitis __ Correct Answer-C
These 2 forms of hepatitis are contracted from bodily fluids Correct
Answer-B & C
Recovery is usually complete with hepatitis __ Correct Answer-A
There's an 85% chance you'll recover and 15% chance you'll be a carrier
with hepatitis __ Correct Answer-B
There's an 15% chance you'll recover and 85% chance you'll be a carrier
with hepatitis __ Correct Answer-C
Hepatitis __ is most common blood-borne infection in the U.S. Correct
Answer-C
flu-like symptoms, headaches, fever, dark urine, jaundice are signs of
hepatitis __ Correct Answer-A
rash, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, weakness are signs of hepatitis __
and __ Correct Answer-B & C
, treating symptoms (fatigue, pain), preventing transmission of the
disease, and vaccinations are the treatment plans for __ Correct Answer-
hepatitis
__ is the causative agent for AIDS Correct Answer-HIV (Human
Immunodeficiency Virus)
What are symptoms of HIV? Correct Answer-flu-like
an acid fast bacillus that is spread through the air causes __ Correct
Answer-tuberculosis (TB)
TB is spread by __ Correct Answer-airborne
The most contagious form of TB is __ Correct Answer-laryngeal
(voicebox)
Depending on ___ you may develop TB infection but not the disease
Correct Answer-exposure time
chronic productive cough, fatigue, night sweats, fever, and unexplained
weight loss are symptoms of: Correct Answer-TB
Unlicensed individuals trained to function in assistive role to the
licensed RN in the provision of client care activities as delegated by the
nurse Correct Answer-Nurse Assistant (or UAP)
Examples of work ethics (list 3) Correct Answer-understand job and
responsibilities; be familiar with personnel and procedures; be on time;
practice good health and hygiene; follow facility's dress code; treat ppl w
respect; help others willingly; don't discuss personal problems with pts
What are the minimum number of hours of training you need to be an
NA (according to OBRA)? Correct Answer-75
Role of NA (list 3) Correct Answer-collect information (eyes, ears,
nose); determine presence of a problem; identify proper strategies with
RN; perform delegated nursing care; document nursing care provided
__ look at the problem; __ look at how the pt responds to problem
Correct Answer-doctor; nurse
Role of Nurse (list 3) Correct Answer-assess to determine
problems/needs; form nursing diagnosis; plan nursing care; provide or
delegate nursing care; evaluate response
NA observes with all senses but: Correct Answer-taste
,What are the 5 rights of delegation? Correct Answer-task; circumstance;
person; directions and communication; supervision
What are 4 communication barriers? Correct Answer-background and
culture; mixed messages; tone of voice/word choice; poor listening skills
List 3 ways to improve listening skills: Correct Answer-maintain eye
contact; give full attention; avoid distractions; focus on content of
message; hear other person out; avoid jumping in with your reply
List 3 ways to confront strategies with co-workers: Correct Answer-deal
directly with other person involved; avoid getting others involved; find a
private place to talk; use I message; allow enough time for discussion;
listen to other person; be prepared to look at different solutions; find a
solution agreeable to both
What is an example of an "I" message? Correct Answer-Instead of
saying YOU always do this, say I am getting behind because I am
having trouble finding what I need...
Anyone who reads your charting should be able to tell what 3 things?
Correct Answer-what you did; what you observed; pt's response
What act ensures privacy of our healthcare information? Correct
Answer-HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of
1996)
,Inflammation of the liver resulting from viral agents, bacterial agents, or
exposure to hepatoxins or drugs such as carbon tetrachloride or
acetaminophen Correct Answer-hepatitis (virus)
There is no vaccine for Hepatitis __ Correct Answer-C
These 2 forms of hepatitis are contracted from bodily fluids Correct
Answer-B & C
Recovery is usually complete with hepatitis __ Correct Answer-A
There's an 85% chance you'll recover and 15% chance you'll be a carrier
with hepatitis __ Correct Answer-B
There's an 15% chance you'll recover and 85% chance you'll be a carrier
with hepatitis __ Correct Answer-C
Hepatitis __ is most common blood-borne infection in the U.S. Correct
Answer-C
flu-like symptoms, headaches, fever, dark urine, jaundice are signs of
hepatitis __ Correct Answer-A
rash, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, weakness are signs of hepatitis __
and __ Correct Answer-B & C
, treating symptoms (fatigue, pain), preventing transmission of the
disease, and vaccinations are the treatment plans for __ Correct Answer-
hepatitis
__ is the causative agent for AIDS Correct Answer-HIV (Human
Immunodeficiency Virus)
What are symptoms of HIV? Correct Answer-flu-like
an acid fast bacillus that is spread through the air causes __ Correct
Answer-tuberculosis (TB)
TB is spread by __ Correct Answer-airborne
The most contagious form of TB is __ Correct Answer-laryngeal
(voicebox)
Depending on ___ you may develop TB infection but not the disease
Correct Answer-exposure time
chronic productive cough, fatigue, night sweats, fever, and unexplained
weight loss are symptoms of: Correct Answer-TB
