Nursing 122 Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
, What is QSEN and what are QSEN competencies? Focus nursing education on competencies to reduce number of medical errors
Quality improvement
Teamwork/collaboration
Informatics
Evidence based practice
Safety
patient centered care
(quality and safety education for nurses)
What is SBAR? communicates critical information about a patient.
-Situation (what is going on with the patient)
-Background (what is the clinical background or context)
-Assessment (what do I think the problem is)
-Recommendation (what would I do to correct it)
Nursing Process five-step systematic method for giving patient care; involves assessing,
diagnosing, planning, implementing, and evaluating
What does assessment involve? collecting information from the patient (physical exam, vitals, height, weight,
intake and output) and from secondary sources (patient, family, medical records)
along with interpreting and validating the information to form a complete
database
what does diagnosis involve in the nursing process? nursing diagnoses (clinical judgements to potential health problems that can be
managed by independent nursing interventions)
Collaborative problems ( physiologic complications that nurses monitor to detect
onset or change in status)
What is planning in the nursing process development of measurable goals
Implementation carrying out plan of care through nursing interventions
Evaluation determination of the patients responses to the nursing interventions and if
outcomes have been achieved
KSA knowledge, skills, attitudes
Failure to rescue the inability to recognize a patient's negative change in status in a timely manner
in order to prevent patient complications and to prevent major disability or death
How can you prevent failure to rescue assess patient frequently
attend to cues, s/s
recognize deviation from normal
anticipate possible complications based on patient condition
call for help
What are the four levels of Healthcare services? primary care (long term relationship with pcp)
secondary care (specialists, short term)
tertiary care (hospital care, inpatient)
quaternary care (trauma center, ICU, not many patients)
, What is QSEN and what are QSEN competencies? Focus nursing education on competencies to reduce number of medical errors
Quality improvement
Teamwork/collaboration
Informatics
Evidence based practice
Safety
patient centered care
(quality and safety education for nurses)
What is SBAR? communicates critical information about a patient.
-Situation (what is going on with the patient)
-Background (what is the clinical background or context)
-Assessment (what do I think the problem is)
-Recommendation (what would I do to correct it)
Nursing Process five-step systematic method for giving patient care; involves assessing,
diagnosing, planning, implementing, and evaluating
What does assessment involve? collecting information from the patient (physical exam, vitals, height, weight,
intake and output) and from secondary sources (patient, family, medical records)
along with interpreting and validating the information to form a complete
database
what does diagnosis involve in the nursing process? nursing diagnoses (clinical judgements to potential health problems that can be
managed by independent nursing interventions)
Collaborative problems ( physiologic complications that nurses monitor to detect
onset or change in status)
What is planning in the nursing process development of measurable goals
Implementation carrying out plan of care through nursing interventions
Evaluation determination of the patients responses to the nursing interventions and if
outcomes have been achieved
KSA knowledge, skills, attitudes
Failure to rescue the inability to recognize a patient's negative change in status in a timely manner
in order to prevent patient complications and to prevent major disability or death
How can you prevent failure to rescue assess patient frequently
attend to cues, s/s
recognize deviation from normal
anticipate possible complications based on patient condition
call for help
What are the four levels of Healthcare services? primary care (long term relationship with pcp)
secondary care (specialists, short term)
tertiary care (hospital care, inpatient)
quaternary care (trauma center, ICU, not many patients)
