Test Bank for Nursing Informatics
for the Advanced Practice Nurse
3rd Edition McBride Tietze
acute illness - answer-a sudden illness from which a person is expected to recover
Alzheimer's disease - answer-a disease that affects brain tissue memory loss and
confusion increase until the person cannot tend to simple personal needs Assisted Living
residence - answer-provides housing personal care support services Healthcare activities
and a home-like setting Board and Care home - answer-provides rooms meals laundry
andr supervision to Independent residence in a home like setting group home case
management - answer-a nursing care pattern a case manager and or n coordinates a
person's care from admission through discharge and into the home setting chronic illness -
answer-an ongoing illness slow or gradual in onset it has no cure the illness can be
controlled and complications prevented with proper treatment functional nursing -
answer-a nursing care pattern focusing on tasks and jobs each nursing team member has
certain tasks and jobs to do group home - answer-same as Board and Care home provides
Grooms Mills laundry and supervision to Independent residence in a home like setting
hospice - answer-a healthcare agency or program for persons who are dying Independence
- answer-not relying on or requiring care from others interdisciplinary Healthcare team -
answer-the many healthcare workers who skills and knowledge focus on the person's Total
Care Health Team licensed practical nurse LPN and LVN - answer-a nurse who has
completed a year nursing program and has passed a licensing test called licensed
vocational nurse in some states Medicaid - answer-a federal health insurance program for
person 65 years of age or older and younger people with certain disabilities nursing
assistant - answer-a person who gives basic nursing care under the supervision of a
licensed nurse nurse aide nursing attendant and health care assistant or some other titles
Nursing Center - answer-provides health care and nursing care to persons who need
regular or Continuous Care license nurses or required nursing facility or nursing home
, nursing team - answer-those who provide nursing care or Inns LPNs lvns and nursing
assistants primary nursing - answer-a nurse who has completed a two to three or four-year
nursing program and has passed a licensing test Skilled Nursing Facility SNF - answer-
provides health care and nursing care for residents who have many or severe health
problems or who need Rehabilitation maybe part of a nursing center or a hospital team
nursing - answer-a nursing care pattern a team of nursing staff is led by an RN who
delegates care to other nurses some nursing tasks and procedures are delegated to
nursing assistants involuntary seclusion - answer-separating a person from others against
his or her will keeping the person to a certain area or keeping the person away from his or
her room without consent ombudsman - answer-someone who supports or promotes the
needs and interests of another person representative - answer-any person who has the
legal right to act on the residence behalf when he or she cannot do so for himself or herself
treatment - answer-the care provided to maintain or restore Health improved function or
relieve symptoms accountable - answer-being responsible for one's actions and the action
of others who performed delegated tasks answering questions about an explaining ones an
action and the action of others delegate - answer-to authorize another person to perform a
nursing task in a certain situation job description - answer-a document that describes what
the center expects you to do nursing tasks - answer-nursing care or a nursing function
procedure activity or work that can be delegated to nursing assistants when it does not
require an RN's Professional Knowledge or judgment responsibility - answer-the duty or
obligation to perform some act or function abuse - answer-the willful infliction of injury
unreasonable confinement intimidation or punishment that results in physical harm pain
or mental anguish depriving the person or the person's caretaker of the goods or services
needed to attain or maintain well-being assault - answer-intentionally attempting or
threatening to touch a person's body without the person's consent battery - answer-
touching a person's body without his or her consent boundary-crossing - answer-a brief act
or behavior Outside The Helpful Zone boundary sign - answer-an act Behavior or thought
that warns of a boundary-crossing or violation boundary violation - answer-an act or
behavior that meets your needs not the persons civil law - answer-laws concerned with
relationships between people crime - answer-an active violates a criminal law criminal law
- answer-laws concerning with offenses against the public and Society in general
defamation - answer-entering a person's name and reputation by making false statements
to a third person ethics - answer-knowledge of what is right conduct and wrong conduct
false imprisonment - answer-unlawful restraint or restrictions of a person's freedom of
movement fraud - answer-saying or doing something to trick fool or deceive a person
invasion of privacy - answer-violating a person's right not to have his or her name photo or
Private Affairs exposed or made public without giving consent law - answer-a rule of
conduct made by a government body libel - answer-making false statements and print
for the Advanced Practice Nurse
3rd Edition McBride Tietze
acute illness - answer-a sudden illness from which a person is expected to recover
Alzheimer's disease - answer-a disease that affects brain tissue memory loss and
confusion increase until the person cannot tend to simple personal needs Assisted Living
residence - answer-provides housing personal care support services Healthcare activities
and a home-like setting Board and Care home - answer-provides rooms meals laundry
andr supervision to Independent residence in a home like setting group home case
management - answer-a nursing care pattern a case manager and or n coordinates a
person's care from admission through discharge and into the home setting chronic illness -
answer-an ongoing illness slow or gradual in onset it has no cure the illness can be
controlled and complications prevented with proper treatment functional nursing -
answer-a nursing care pattern focusing on tasks and jobs each nursing team member has
certain tasks and jobs to do group home - answer-same as Board and Care home provides
Grooms Mills laundry and supervision to Independent residence in a home like setting
hospice - answer-a healthcare agency or program for persons who are dying Independence
- answer-not relying on or requiring care from others interdisciplinary Healthcare team -
answer-the many healthcare workers who skills and knowledge focus on the person's Total
Care Health Team licensed practical nurse LPN and LVN - answer-a nurse who has
completed a year nursing program and has passed a licensing test called licensed
vocational nurse in some states Medicaid - answer-a federal health insurance program for
person 65 years of age or older and younger people with certain disabilities nursing
assistant - answer-a person who gives basic nursing care under the supervision of a
licensed nurse nurse aide nursing attendant and health care assistant or some other titles
Nursing Center - answer-provides health care and nursing care to persons who need
regular or Continuous Care license nurses or required nursing facility or nursing home
, nursing team - answer-those who provide nursing care or Inns LPNs lvns and nursing
assistants primary nursing - answer-a nurse who has completed a two to three or four-year
nursing program and has passed a licensing test Skilled Nursing Facility SNF - answer-
provides health care and nursing care for residents who have many or severe health
problems or who need Rehabilitation maybe part of a nursing center or a hospital team
nursing - answer-a nursing care pattern a team of nursing staff is led by an RN who
delegates care to other nurses some nursing tasks and procedures are delegated to
nursing assistants involuntary seclusion - answer-separating a person from others against
his or her will keeping the person to a certain area or keeping the person away from his or
her room without consent ombudsman - answer-someone who supports or promotes the
needs and interests of another person representative - answer-any person who has the
legal right to act on the residence behalf when he or she cannot do so for himself or herself
treatment - answer-the care provided to maintain or restore Health improved function or
relieve symptoms accountable - answer-being responsible for one's actions and the action
of others who performed delegated tasks answering questions about an explaining ones an
action and the action of others delegate - answer-to authorize another person to perform a
nursing task in a certain situation job description - answer-a document that describes what
the center expects you to do nursing tasks - answer-nursing care or a nursing function
procedure activity or work that can be delegated to nursing assistants when it does not
require an RN's Professional Knowledge or judgment responsibility - answer-the duty or
obligation to perform some act or function abuse - answer-the willful infliction of injury
unreasonable confinement intimidation or punishment that results in physical harm pain
or mental anguish depriving the person or the person's caretaker of the goods or services
needed to attain or maintain well-being assault - answer-intentionally attempting or
threatening to touch a person's body without the person's consent battery - answer-
touching a person's body without his or her consent boundary-crossing - answer-a brief act
or behavior Outside The Helpful Zone boundary sign - answer-an act Behavior or thought
that warns of a boundary-crossing or violation boundary violation - answer-an act or
behavior that meets your needs not the persons civil law - answer-laws concerned with
relationships between people crime - answer-an active violates a criminal law criminal law
- answer-laws concerning with offenses against the public and Society in general
defamation - answer-entering a person's name and reputation by making false statements
to a third person ethics - answer-knowledge of what is right conduct and wrong conduct
false imprisonment - answer-unlawful restraint or restrictions of a person's freedom of
movement fraud - answer-saying or doing something to trick fool or deceive a person
invasion of privacy - answer-violating a person's right not to have his or her name photo or
Private Affairs exposed or made public without giving consent law - answer-a rule of
conduct made by a government body libel - answer-making false statements and print
