Study set for Proctored Leadership ATI - ATI Practice Leadership A & B
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_h02ko4
1. Time-management skills - set aside time to plan day at the beginning of each shift
- document as tasks are completed throughout the entire shift
- think about the steps of an activity ahead of time and gather all the
needed supplies before starting the task
- group tasks that are in the same location to effectively use time
- should not skip breaks
2. Client is uncertain about encourage the client to discuss any feelings or concerns about the
procedure procedure
3. Authoritarian leadership using penalties to promote behavior change
4. Who is responsibility to provider
discuss the risks and
benefits of electrocon-
vulsive therapy with the
client
5. Democratic leadership - offering constructive feedback --> encourage staff to have two nurses
verify medications
- consulting others to help the decision-making process --> asking
three experienced nurses to investigate common causes for errors
6. Laissez-faire leadership places emphasis on group decision making --> suggestion box
7. Abdominal assessment - dorsal recumbent or supine position
- use the bell of the stethoscope to auscultate for vascular bruit
- begin with inspecting the abdomen for changes in color, contour, and
symmetry
- empty bladder before
8. Patient reports vomiting serum potassium level
and diarrhea past 6hr,
, Study set for Proctored Leadership ATI - ATI Practice Leadership A & B
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_h02ko4
what should the nurse
prioritize?
9. AP thinks assigned tasks "I delegate tasks to personnel based on job description"
are unfair, how should
the charge nurse re-
spond?
10. Nontherapeutic re- WHY
sponse include the word
11. Sterile field technique: - flat surface
- top flap AWAY from body- 2.5cm (1in) border around the edges
- pick up the first sterile glove by grasping the folded cuff edge
- use CLEAN gloves to remove soiled dressings
- avoid reaching over field
12. Critical pathway - standardized approach to assist the nurse to provide cost-effective
client care and shorten the length of stay
- implement evidence-based strategies for common diagnosis
13. Triage Immediate --> sucking chest wound, asymmetry of the thorax
Wait > 2 hr before receiving treatment --> 6-in laceration w/ clotted
blood visible, fracture
Minimal chance of survival --> penetrating head injury w/ RR of 4/min
14. Confidentiality - bedside report
- access to information is limited to those who need to know the
information --> direct care providers AND administrative
- tell a client's partner that the client's lab tests cannot be disclosed w/o
permission
15. Quasi-intentional tort invasion of privacy
, Study set for Proctored Leadership ATI - ATI Practice Leadership A & B
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_h02ko4
16. Prioritizing 1st --> ABC + VS
2nd --> pain, abnormal labs, untreated conditions, change in LOC
3rd --> chronic illness, education, coping
17. Wheelchair instructions: - raise the footplates before transferring
- lock BOTH brakes when transferring (bed to chair)
- back into the elevator
- ramp --> stand between wheelchair and bottom of the incline to
provide better control by keeping weight close to the body
18. How can a nurse ensure review AP's checklist validates that they have demonstrated the ability
the AP is qualified to per- to safely perform the procedure
form a task?
19. What DOESN'T ensure - showing AP how to perform
the AP is qualified to per- - asking AP if they can perform
form a task? - pairing the newly hired AP with an experienced AP does not provide
evidence of competency
20. Consent is required for moderate sedation
21. Consent ISN'T required - removal of staples
for - sputum specimen
- ABGs
- urinary catheter insertion
22. How can a nurse verify ask the client to explain the procedure that is being performed
that the client gave in-
formed consent?
23. A floated med/surg a client who had a right above-the-knee amputation 24 hours ago
nurse should be as- because the surgical dressing is usually left in place for 48 to 72 hr,
so the residual limb does not require special care at this time.
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_h02ko4
1. Time-management skills - set aside time to plan day at the beginning of each shift
- document as tasks are completed throughout the entire shift
- think about the steps of an activity ahead of time and gather all the
needed supplies before starting the task
- group tasks that are in the same location to effectively use time
- should not skip breaks
2. Client is uncertain about encourage the client to discuss any feelings or concerns about the
procedure procedure
3. Authoritarian leadership using penalties to promote behavior change
4. Who is responsibility to provider
discuss the risks and
benefits of electrocon-
vulsive therapy with the
client
5. Democratic leadership - offering constructive feedback --> encourage staff to have two nurses
verify medications
- consulting others to help the decision-making process --> asking
three experienced nurses to investigate common causes for errors
6. Laissez-faire leadership places emphasis on group decision making --> suggestion box
7. Abdominal assessment - dorsal recumbent or supine position
- use the bell of the stethoscope to auscultate for vascular bruit
- begin with inspecting the abdomen for changes in color, contour, and
symmetry
- empty bladder before
8. Patient reports vomiting serum potassium level
and diarrhea past 6hr,
, Study set for Proctored Leadership ATI - ATI Practice Leadership A & B
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_h02ko4
what should the nurse
prioritize?
9. AP thinks assigned tasks "I delegate tasks to personnel based on job description"
are unfair, how should
the charge nurse re-
spond?
10. Nontherapeutic re- WHY
sponse include the word
11. Sterile field technique: - flat surface
- top flap AWAY from body- 2.5cm (1in) border around the edges
- pick up the first sterile glove by grasping the folded cuff edge
- use CLEAN gloves to remove soiled dressings
- avoid reaching over field
12. Critical pathway - standardized approach to assist the nurse to provide cost-effective
client care and shorten the length of stay
- implement evidence-based strategies for common diagnosis
13. Triage Immediate --> sucking chest wound, asymmetry of the thorax
Wait > 2 hr before receiving treatment --> 6-in laceration w/ clotted
blood visible, fracture
Minimal chance of survival --> penetrating head injury w/ RR of 4/min
14. Confidentiality - bedside report
- access to information is limited to those who need to know the
information --> direct care providers AND administrative
- tell a client's partner that the client's lab tests cannot be disclosed w/o
permission
15. Quasi-intentional tort invasion of privacy
, Study set for Proctored Leadership ATI - ATI Practice Leadership A & B
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_h02ko4
16. Prioritizing 1st --> ABC + VS
2nd --> pain, abnormal labs, untreated conditions, change in LOC
3rd --> chronic illness, education, coping
17. Wheelchair instructions: - raise the footplates before transferring
- lock BOTH brakes when transferring (bed to chair)
- back into the elevator
- ramp --> stand between wheelchair and bottom of the incline to
provide better control by keeping weight close to the body
18. How can a nurse ensure review AP's checklist validates that they have demonstrated the ability
the AP is qualified to per- to safely perform the procedure
form a task?
19. What DOESN'T ensure - showing AP how to perform
the AP is qualified to per- - asking AP if they can perform
form a task? - pairing the newly hired AP with an experienced AP does not provide
evidence of competency
20. Consent is required for moderate sedation
21. Consent ISN'T required - removal of staples
for - sputum specimen
- ABGs
- urinary catheter insertion
22. How can a nurse verify ask the client to explain the procedure that is being performed
that the client gave in-
formed consent?
23. A floated med/surg a client who had a right above-the-knee amputation 24 hours ago
nurse should be as- because the surgical dressing is usually left in place for 48 to 72 hr,
so the residual limb does not require special care at this time.
