NU 100 Quiz 2- Questions with Final Correct
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The patient protection and affordable care act ✔️✔️Consumer rights and protections
Affordable health care coverage
Increased access to care
Stronger Medicare to improve care for those most vulnerable in our society
Durable Power of Attorney ✔️✔️Legal Document that designates a person or people of one's
choosing to make health care decisions when a patient is no longer able to make decisions on
his or her own behalf
Ethical Doctrine of Autonomy ✔️✔️ensures the patient the right to refuse medical treatment
Restraints are used when: ✔️✔️only to ensure the physical safety of the patient or other patients
when less restrictive interventions are not successful
only on the written of a health care provider
Torts ✔️✔️civil wrongful acts or omissions made against a person or property
Intentional Torts ✔️✔️deliberate acts that violate another's rights such as assault, battery, and
false imprisonment
Quasi-intentional Torts ✔️✔️Intent is lacking but volitional action and direct causation occur such
as in invasion of privacy
Unintentional Tort ✔️✔️negligence or malpractice
, Assault ✔️✔️Intentional threat towards another person that places the person in reasonable fear
of harmful, imminent, or unwelcome contact (no actual contact is required)
Battery ✔️✔️Any intentional offensive touching without consent or lawful justification.
False Imprisonment ✔️✔️occurs with unjustified restraint of a person without a legal reason
Malpractice Establishment ✔️✔️The nurse (defendant) owed a duty of care to that patient
The nurse did not carry out or breached that duty
The patient was injured
The nurses failure to carry out the duty caused the injury
Informed Consent ✔️✔️Patients agreement to have a medical procedure after receiving full
disclosure of ricks, benefits, alternatives and consequences of refusal.
Soap Note Format ✔️✔️S: Subjective (history of injury/illness)
O: Objective (information gathered during evaluation)
A: Assessment (opinion of injury based on information gained during evaluation)
P: Plan (short and long term goals of rehab)
Variance ✔️✔️Any unexpected outcome of a procedure, unmet goals, or an intervention not
indicated in the critical pathway
Charting by exception ✔️✔️Shorthand, deviations, significant finding
How does SOAP Charting Differ From PIE charting ✔️✔️SOAP charting originates from medical
records, whereas PIE charting has a nursing origin. The SOAP chart includes both types of
assessment data: subjective and objective. The PIE chart does not include assessment data. A
nurse's daily assessment data is charted on a separate sheet. Both the chart forms are based on
Answers| Latest Update
The patient protection and affordable care act ✔️✔️Consumer rights and protections
Affordable health care coverage
Increased access to care
Stronger Medicare to improve care for those most vulnerable in our society
Durable Power of Attorney ✔️✔️Legal Document that designates a person or people of one's
choosing to make health care decisions when a patient is no longer able to make decisions on
his or her own behalf
Ethical Doctrine of Autonomy ✔️✔️ensures the patient the right to refuse medical treatment
Restraints are used when: ✔️✔️only to ensure the physical safety of the patient or other patients
when less restrictive interventions are not successful
only on the written of a health care provider
Torts ✔️✔️civil wrongful acts or omissions made against a person or property
Intentional Torts ✔️✔️deliberate acts that violate another's rights such as assault, battery, and
false imprisonment
Quasi-intentional Torts ✔️✔️Intent is lacking but volitional action and direct causation occur such
as in invasion of privacy
Unintentional Tort ✔️✔️negligence or malpractice
, Assault ✔️✔️Intentional threat towards another person that places the person in reasonable fear
of harmful, imminent, or unwelcome contact (no actual contact is required)
Battery ✔️✔️Any intentional offensive touching without consent or lawful justification.
False Imprisonment ✔️✔️occurs with unjustified restraint of a person without a legal reason
Malpractice Establishment ✔️✔️The nurse (defendant) owed a duty of care to that patient
The nurse did not carry out or breached that duty
The patient was injured
The nurses failure to carry out the duty caused the injury
Informed Consent ✔️✔️Patients agreement to have a medical procedure after receiving full
disclosure of ricks, benefits, alternatives and consequences of refusal.
Soap Note Format ✔️✔️S: Subjective (history of injury/illness)
O: Objective (information gathered during evaluation)
A: Assessment (opinion of injury based on information gained during evaluation)
P: Plan (short and long term goals of rehab)
Variance ✔️✔️Any unexpected outcome of a procedure, unmet goals, or an intervention not
indicated in the critical pathway
Charting by exception ✔️✔️Shorthand, deviations, significant finding
How does SOAP Charting Differ From PIE charting ✔️✔️SOAP charting originates from medical
records, whereas PIE charting has a nursing origin. The SOAP chart includes both types of
assessment data: subjective and objective. The PIE chart does not include assessment data. A
nurse's daily assessment data is charted on a separate sheet. Both the chart forms are based on
