PPN201 FINAL EXAM UPDATED ACTUAL
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
Synthesized definition: - CORRECT ANSWER - An evolving interpersonal process,
involves a diverse team of health care providers and other community providers who
interdependently engage in frequent communication and shared decision making
collegiality - CORRECT ANSWER - Effective blending of collective competencies of
each provider to deliver care
Team reflexivity - CORRECT ANSWER - The idea that something can refer back to or
influence itself; such as looking in the mirror
Examples of reflexivity - CORRECT ANSWER - - concise and structured dissemination
of info during shift report
- nurses engagement during interprofessional clinical discussion
- collective clinical confidence
Main goal for nurses advocating for pts - CORRECT ANSWER - To empower pts and
help them attain the services they need for self-management of health issues
I-PASS definition - CORRECT ANSWER - I=illness severity
P= pt summary
A= action items (list needs)
S= situation awareness and contingency planning
S=synthesis by receiver
- verbal TOA:
- Summarize what was heard, ask any question, restates key action items, asks for contact info in
case of follow up
, Martson (1970) - CORRECT ANSWER - The first RN to review the literature on
adherence
Bissonnette (2008) - CORRECT ANSWER - Essential components of adherence:
- decisional conflict, predictability, personal experience, power, agreement, persuasiveness
Antecedents:
- a prescribed medication regiment
Herrera et al., (2017) - CORRECT ANSWER - Health belief model
- explores pts attitudes & perceptions to adherence behaviours
-most commonly used
-tries to understand reasons that pts do not adopt preventative behaviours
-has pro-adherent voices and anti-adherent voices
Health belief model (4 elements) - CORRECT ANSWER - By Herrera et al., (2017)
Purposes that pts follow the prescribed regimen treatment based on 4 elements: the pts
understanding of:
A) perceived threat of disease
B) perceived benefits of health behaviours
C) perceived barriers to that behaviour
D) cue to action
Russell et al., (2003) - CORRECT ANSWER - Negotiating non-compliance
Nursing interventions:
1) Social model of health
2) pt centered model
3) pt empowerment
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
Synthesized definition: - CORRECT ANSWER - An evolving interpersonal process,
involves a diverse team of health care providers and other community providers who
interdependently engage in frequent communication and shared decision making
collegiality - CORRECT ANSWER - Effective blending of collective competencies of
each provider to deliver care
Team reflexivity - CORRECT ANSWER - The idea that something can refer back to or
influence itself; such as looking in the mirror
Examples of reflexivity - CORRECT ANSWER - - concise and structured dissemination
of info during shift report
- nurses engagement during interprofessional clinical discussion
- collective clinical confidence
Main goal for nurses advocating for pts - CORRECT ANSWER - To empower pts and
help them attain the services they need for self-management of health issues
I-PASS definition - CORRECT ANSWER - I=illness severity
P= pt summary
A= action items (list needs)
S= situation awareness and contingency planning
S=synthesis by receiver
- verbal TOA:
- Summarize what was heard, ask any question, restates key action items, asks for contact info in
case of follow up
, Martson (1970) - CORRECT ANSWER - The first RN to review the literature on
adherence
Bissonnette (2008) - CORRECT ANSWER - Essential components of adherence:
- decisional conflict, predictability, personal experience, power, agreement, persuasiveness
Antecedents:
- a prescribed medication regiment
Herrera et al., (2017) - CORRECT ANSWER - Health belief model
- explores pts attitudes & perceptions to adherence behaviours
-most commonly used
-tries to understand reasons that pts do not adopt preventative behaviours
-has pro-adherent voices and anti-adherent voices
Health belief model (4 elements) - CORRECT ANSWER - By Herrera et al., (2017)
Purposes that pts follow the prescribed regimen treatment based on 4 elements: the pts
understanding of:
A) perceived threat of disease
B) perceived benefits of health behaviours
C) perceived barriers to that behaviour
D) cue to action
Russell et al., (2003) - CORRECT ANSWER - Negotiating non-compliance
Nursing interventions:
1) Social model of health
2) pt centered model
3) pt empowerment
