Universal Student Hospital Orientation:
Nursing Safety, Ethics, and Infection
Control ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
What is the purpose of the Universal Student Hospital Orientation presentation? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅To prepare student nurses for their clinical rotation and provide essential
information before arrival at the institution.
What must each school provide to the hospitals for student rotations? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅A letter attesting that students have completed the program and scored 80 or
better on the post-test.
What are some key topics covered in the orientation? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅Asepsis/Infection Prevention, Culture, Environmental/Fire Safety,
HIPAA/Confidentiality, Quality and Safety, National Patient Safety Goals, Medications,
Communication, Environment, Patient Rights.
What is one objective of the program regarding workplace safety? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅Identify ways to prevent or minimize workplace injuries or illness.
How should students demonstrate teamwork during their clinical rotation? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅By being helpful, informative, and looking beyond assigned tasks to assist
colleagues.
What does the L-A-S-T recovery model stand for? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Listen,
Apologize, Satisfy, Thank.
What is cultural competence in patient care? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Delivering care
that is sensitive to and respectful of the diverse backgrounds of patients.
What is ethnocentrism? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅The belief that one's own cultural
group is superior to others.
, Define stereotyping. - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅A fixed and distorted generalization made
about all members of a group, often leading to negative results.
What is prejudice? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Strongly held opinions about a group that
stem from ignorance, misunderstanding, or fear.
What is discrimination? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Acting on prejudice and denying
someone their fundamental rights.
What is the role of safety management in a hospital? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅To
maintain safe conditions for staff, patients, and visitors through collective responsibility.
What does HIPAA stand for? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Health Information Portability
and Accountability Act.
What is Protected Health Information (PHI)? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Any information
about health status, provision of healthcare, or payment for healthcare that can be linked to an
individual.
What are potential consequences of violating HIPAA? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Civil or
criminal penalties enforced by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
What principle governs access to Protected Health Information? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅The 'Need-to-Know' principle.
What should nursing students do to protect patient PHI? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅Discuss PHI only as it applies to education or patient care and ensure
conversations are private.
What is the significance of cultural diversity in healthcare? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅It
ensures that all team members are treated equally and that care is culturally sensitive.
What is the importance of empathy in patient care? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅To be
compassionate and considerate, recognizing the feelings of patients and their families.
Nursing Safety, Ethics, and Infection
Control ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
What is the purpose of the Universal Student Hospital Orientation presentation? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅To prepare student nurses for their clinical rotation and provide essential
information before arrival at the institution.
What must each school provide to the hospitals for student rotations? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅A letter attesting that students have completed the program and scored 80 or
better on the post-test.
What are some key topics covered in the orientation? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅Asepsis/Infection Prevention, Culture, Environmental/Fire Safety,
HIPAA/Confidentiality, Quality and Safety, National Patient Safety Goals, Medications,
Communication, Environment, Patient Rights.
What is one objective of the program regarding workplace safety? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅Identify ways to prevent or minimize workplace injuries or illness.
How should students demonstrate teamwork during their clinical rotation? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅By being helpful, informative, and looking beyond assigned tasks to assist
colleagues.
What does the L-A-S-T recovery model stand for? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Listen,
Apologize, Satisfy, Thank.
What is cultural competence in patient care? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Delivering care
that is sensitive to and respectful of the diverse backgrounds of patients.
What is ethnocentrism? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅The belief that one's own cultural
group is superior to others.
, Define stereotyping. - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅A fixed and distorted generalization made
about all members of a group, often leading to negative results.
What is prejudice? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Strongly held opinions about a group that
stem from ignorance, misunderstanding, or fear.
What is discrimination? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Acting on prejudice and denying
someone their fundamental rights.
What is the role of safety management in a hospital? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅To
maintain safe conditions for staff, patients, and visitors through collective responsibility.
What does HIPAA stand for? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Health Information Portability
and Accountability Act.
What is Protected Health Information (PHI)? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Any information
about health status, provision of healthcare, or payment for healthcare that can be linked to an
individual.
What are potential consequences of violating HIPAA? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅Civil or
criminal penalties enforced by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
What principle governs access to Protected Health Information? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅The 'Need-to-Know' principle.
What should nursing students do to protect patient PHI? - CORRECT
ANSWERS✅✅Discuss PHI only as it applies to education or patient care and ensure
conversations are private.
What is the significance of cultural diversity in healthcare? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅It
ensures that all team members are treated equally and that care is culturally sensitive.
What is the importance of empathy in patient care? - CORRECT ANSWERS✅✅To be
compassionate and considerate, recognizing the feelings of patients and their families.
