PNC Test Complete Solutions
Implementing measures to promote quality and a safe environment for patients, self,
and others is a competency of being what? - ANSWER-Patient safety advocate
Patient safety advocates should do what? - ANSWER-Obtain instructions,
supervision, or training as needed when implementing nursing practices.
Comply with mandatory reporting requirements of the Texas Nursing Practice Act
(NPA)
Accept and make assignments and delegate tasks that take into consideration
patient safety and policy
Competency 4 - member of the health care team should include what? - ANSWER-
Coordination, collaboration and communication with patients, families, and
interdisciplinary health care teams to plan, reliever and evaluate patient centered
care.
Refer patients and families to resources that facilitate health promotion,
maintenance, restoration and ensure confidentiality.
Members of the health care team will: - ANSWER-Communicate and collaborate in a
timely manner with members of the interdisciplinary team to promote and maintain
optimal health for patient and families.
Communicate and manage information using technology to support decision making
to improve
patient care.
Supervise care provided by others for whom the nurse is responsible for using
evidence based practice.
DEC stands for - ANSWER-Differentiated Essential Competencies
Patient safety requires effective - ANSWER-Communication
Communication skills include - ANSWER-Critical thinking
Perseverance and creativity
Self-confidence
Humility
Integrity
Levels of Communication - ANSWER-- intrapersonal
- interpersonal
- small-group
- public
, -electronic
Intrapersonal Communication - ANSWER-occurs within an individual
Interpersonal communication - ANSWER-One on one interaction between two
people
Transpersonal Communication - ANSWER-interaction with a person's spiritual
domain
small group communication - ANSWER-interactions with a small number of people
public communication - ANSWER-interaction with an audience
interpersonal variables - ANSWER-Factors within both the sender and receiver that
influence communication. Perception provides a uniquely personal view of reality
formed by an individual's background and experiences. Each person interprets
differently
Referent - ANSWER-motivates one person to communicate with another
Sender and receiver - ANSWER-One who encodes and one who decodes the
message
Messge - ANSWER-Content of the message
Channels - ANSWER-means of conveying and receiving messages
Feedback - ANSWER-Message the receiver returns
Environment - ANSWER-the setting for sender-receiver interaction
Orientation phase - ANSWER-when the nurse and the patient meet and get to know
each other
Working phase - ANSWER-when the nurse and the patient work together to solve
problems and accomplish goals
Termination phase - ANSWER-occurs at the end of a relationship
preinteraction phase - ANSWER-occurs before meeting the patient
motivational interviewing - ANSWER-a technique that holds promise for encouraging
patients to share their thoughts, beliefs, fears, and concerns with the aim of changing
their behavior
The interviewing is delivered in a nonjudgmental, guided communication approach
Implementing measures to promote quality and a safe environment for patients, self,
and others is a competency of being what? - ANSWER-Patient safety advocate
Patient safety advocates should do what? - ANSWER-Obtain instructions,
supervision, or training as needed when implementing nursing practices.
Comply with mandatory reporting requirements of the Texas Nursing Practice Act
(NPA)
Accept and make assignments and delegate tasks that take into consideration
patient safety and policy
Competency 4 - member of the health care team should include what? - ANSWER-
Coordination, collaboration and communication with patients, families, and
interdisciplinary health care teams to plan, reliever and evaluate patient centered
care.
Refer patients and families to resources that facilitate health promotion,
maintenance, restoration and ensure confidentiality.
Members of the health care team will: - ANSWER-Communicate and collaborate in a
timely manner with members of the interdisciplinary team to promote and maintain
optimal health for patient and families.
Communicate and manage information using technology to support decision making
to improve
patient care.
Supervise care provided by others for whom the nurse is responsible for using
evidence based practice.
DEC stands for - ANSWER-Differentiated Essential Competencies
Patient safety requires effective - ANSWER-Communication
Communication skills include - ANSWER-Critical thinking
Perseverance and creativity
Self-confidence
Humility
Integrity
Levels of Communication - ANSWER-- intrapersonal
- interpersonal
- small-group
- public
, -electronic
Intrapersonal Communication - ANSWER-occurs within an individual
Interpersonal communication - ANSWER-One on one interaction between two
people
Transpersonal Communication - ANSWER-interaction with a person's spiritual
domain
small group communication - ANSWER-interactions with a small number of people
public communication - ANSWER-interaction with an audience
interpersonal variables - ANSWER-Factors within both the sender and receiver that
influence communication. Perception provides a uniquely personal view of reality
formed by an individual's background and experiences. Each person interprets
differently
Referent - ANSWER-motivates one person to communicate with another
Sender and receiver - ANSWER-One who encodes and one who decodes the
message
Messge - ANSWER-Content of the message
Channels - ANSWER-means of conveying and receiving messages
Feedback - ANSWER-Message the receiver returns
Environment - ANSWER-the setting for sender-receiver interaction
Orientation phase - ANSWER-when the nurse and the patient meet and get to know
each other
Working phase - ANSWER-when the nurse and the patient work together to solve
problems and accomplish goals
Termination phase - ANSWER-occurs at the end of a relationship
preinteraction phase - ANSWER-occurs before meeting the patient
motivational interviewing - ANSWER-a technique that holds promise for encouraging
patients to share their thoughts, beliefs, fears, and concerns with the aim of changing
their behavior
The interviewing is delivered in a nonjudgmental, guided communication approach
