NUR 514: Exam 1 Questions And
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Six Competencies of QSEN - ANSWER✔✔ Patient-Centered Care
Teamwork and Collaboration
Evidence-Based Practice
Quality Improvement
Safety
Informatics
The Joint Commission - ANSWER✔✔ an independent, not-for-profit organization
that evaluates and accredits healthcare organizations
Core measures developed to improve the quality of health care by implementing a
national, standardized performance measurement system
emergency preparedness (internal/external)
Patient Rights - ANSWER✔✔ Right to accept or refuse treatment
Right to dignity, respect, confidentiality and privacy
Right to an informed consent
Right to an advance directive
Right to information and communication
Right to personal safety
Right to understand cost and coverage
,Nurse's role in the informed consent process is: - ANSWER✔✔ Nurses witness
informed consents
Ensure provider gave the necessary information
Ensure patient is competent and understood
Have patient sign the document
Notify the provider if the patient appears not to understand or still has questions
Nurses Role in Advance Directives - ANSWER✔✔ Provide written information
about advance directives
Document the client's advance directives status
Ensure that the advance directives reflect the client's current decisions
Inform all members of the health care team of the client's advance directives
6 Rights of Medication Administration - ANSWER✔✔ Right dose
Right time
Right patient
Right route
Right documentation
Right medication
SBAR - ANSWER✔✔ consistent, clear, structured, and easy-to-use method of
communication between health care personnel
Situation (your name, where from, pt, room #, why calling)
, Background (age, PERTINENT info)
Assessment (current vitals, assess. findings, what you think problem is)
Recommendations (what action? change in treatment? more labs? does provider
want a call back with updates?)
Safety Risks by Developmental Stage - ANSWER✔✔ Children younger than 5
years of age: home accidents that result in severe injury or death
School-aged child: risk for injury at home, school, while traveling to and from
school
Adolescent: risk for injury from automobile accidents, suicide, and substance
abuse
Adult: frequently associated with lifestyle habits
Older patient: directly related to physiological changes on the aging process (falls!)
While caring for a child, you identify that additional safety teaching is needed
when a young and inexperienced mother states that:
A. Teenagers need to practice safe sex.
B. A 3-year-old can safely sit in the front seat of the car.
C. Children need to wear safety equipment when bike riding.
Answers With Verified Solutions 100%
Correct!!!
Six Competencies of QSEN - ANSWER✔✔ Patient-Centered Care
Teamwork and Collaboration
Evidence-Based Practice
Quality Improvement
Safety
Informatics
The Joint Commission - ANSWER✔✔ an independent, not-for-profit organization
that evaluates and accredits healthcare organizations
Core measures developed to improve the quality of health care by implementing a
national, standardized performance measurement system
emergency preparedness (internal/external)
Patient Rights - ANSWER✔✔ Right to accept or refuse treatment
Right to dignity, respect, confidentiality and privacy
Right to an informed consent
Right to an advance directive
Right to information and communication
Right to personal safety
Right to understand cost and coverage
,Nurse's role in the informed consent process is: - ANSWER✔✔ Nurses witness
informed consents
Ensure provider gave the necessary information
Ensure patient is competent and understood
Have patient sign the document
Notify the provider if the patient appears not to understand or still has questions
Nurses Role in Advance Directives - ANSWER✔✔ Provide written information
about advance directives
Document the client's advance directives status
Ensure that the advance directives reflect the client's current decisions
Inform all members of the health care team of the client's advance directives
6 Rights of Medication Administration - ANSWER✔✔ Right dose
Right time
Right patient
Right route
Right documentation
Right medication
SBAR - ANSWER✔✔ consistent, clear, structured, and easy-to-use method of
communication between health care personnel
Situation (your name, where from, pt, room #, why calling)
, Background (age, PERTINENT info)
Assessment (current vitals, assess. findings, what you think problem is)
Recommendations (what action? change in treatment? more labs? does provider
want a call back with updates?)
Safety Risks by Developmental Stage - ANSWER✔✔ Children younger than 5
years of age: home accidents that result in severe injury or death
School-aged child: risk for injury at home, school, while traveling to and from
school
Adolescent: risk for injury from automobile accidents, suicide, and substance
abuse
Adult: frequently associated with lifestyle habits
Older patient: directly related to physiological changes on the aging process (falls!)
While caring for a child, you identify that additional safety teaching is needed
when a young and inexperienced mother states that:
A. Teenagers need to practice safe sex.
B. A 3-year-old can safely sit in the front seat of the car.
C. Children need to wear safety equipment when bike riding.
