Nursing 101 final UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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The different type of nursing education Continuing Education
- Facilities and private groups offer formal education through COURSES,
SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS.
IN-SERVICE EDUCATION
-hospitals and healthcare provider education and training for employees
-Example and Nurse learning a new skill on how to use new equipment or
technology
BSN is the recommended entry-level by national nursing organizations."
What can you delegate as a nurse to a nursing assistant? You are not supposed to delegate assessment, education , monitoring, or given
Delegation( direct )in Nursing selects all that apply medications to patientThings that you can delegate to nursing assistant is washing
the patient , ambulating the patients, measuring vital signs , Checking blood sugar,
Who establish the code of ethics for nursing The American nurse Association( ANA)
The purpose is to guide nurses Carrying out nursing responsibility with quality in
nursing care
What do you need to pass in order to practice as a NCLEX (National council Licensure examination)
licensed nurse
Example of a nurse collaborating Select all that apply call the provider
reporting to team-collaboration would be a doctor, nurse, physical therapist,
occupational therapist, and pharmacist
working together to carry out an individualized plan of care in order to improve a
patient's health status.
, What does a home care nurse do /function of home care Complete an assessment on each visit.
nurse Select all that apply Provide support to the client and family.
Administer treatments and medications.
Document actions regarding client, activities,
When the home care nurse visits a patient for home care To teach the patient and the family how to be self-reliant self-sufficient
serves what's the Nurse primary focus the client and family are in control of the setting, not the nurse."
The documentation for different healthcare setting LONG TERM CARE Documents: requires Minimum data sets ( MDS
HOM CARE Documents: requires Outcome and assessment information set (
OASIS)
Hospital PIE( Problem intervention evaluation)
DAR ( Data action respond)
The main responsibility of home care nurse -Complete an assessment on each visit.
-Provide support to the client and family.
-Administer treatments and medications.
-Document actions regarding client, activities, and progress.
Level of prevention with examples Primary: Aim to prevent the disease or injury before it ever occur
—example Immunization against infectious disease
Ban on the use of hazardous product , enforcement of safety habits such as
Seatbelt bike helmet
Secondary: To reduce the impact of the disease or injury that has already
happened
regular exam and screenings ( Mammogram for breast cancer, Exercise to prevent
father had attack or stroke
Tertiary: Aim to soft in the impact of an ongoing illness or injury that has lasting
effect
Example Cardia or stroke rehabilitation program , chronic disease management
program support group that allow members to share strategy for LivingWell living
well
risk factors characteristics or behaviors that increase the likelihood of developing a medical
disorder or disease
Subjective and objective data Subjective: Information perceived by the patient (symptoms). Example Patient rate
their pain on scale from 0 to 10 Patient described in excitement about discharge
patient expression of fear regarding upcoming surgery
Objective: Observable and measurable data Example respiratory rate 16
Answers
The different type of nursing education Continuing Education
- Facilities and private groups offer formal education through COURSES,
SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS.
IN-SERVICE EDUCATION
-hospitals and healthcare provider education and training for employees
-Example and Nurse learning a new skill on how to use new equipment or
technology
BSN is the recommended entry-level by national nursing organizations."
What can you delegate as a nurse to a nursing assistant? You are not supposed to delegate assessment, education , monitoring, or given
Delegation( direct )in Nursing selects all that apply medications to patientThings that you can delegate to nursing assistant is washing
the patient , ambulating the patients, measuring vital signs , Checking blood sugar,
Who establish the code of ethics for nursing The American nurse Association( ANA)
The purpose is to guide nurses Carrying out nursing responsibility with quality in
nursing care
What do you need to pass in order to practice as a NCLEX (National council Licensure examination)
licensed nurse
Example of a nurse collaborating Select all that apply call the provider
reporting to team-collaboration would be a doctor, nurse, physical therapist,
occupational therapist, and pharmacist
working together to carry out an individualized plan of care in order to improve a
patient's health status.
, What does a home care nurse do /function of home care Complete an assessment on each visit.
nurse Select all that apply Provide support to the client and family.
Administer treatments and medications.
Document actions regarding client, activities,
When the home care nurse visits a patient for home care To teach the patient and the family how to be self-reliant self-sufficient
serves what's the Nurse primary focus the client and family are in control of the setting, not the nurse."
The documentation for different healthcare setting LONG TERM CARE Documents: requires Minimum data sets ( MDS
HOM CARE Documents: requires Outcome and assessment information set (
OASIS)
Hospital PIE( Problem intervention evaluation)
DAR ( Data action respond)
The main responsibility of home care nurse -Complete an assessment on each visit.
-Provide support to the client and family.
-Administer treatments and medications.
-Document actions regarding client, activities, and progress.
Level of prevention with examples Primary: Aim to prevent the disease or injury before it ever occur
—example Immunization against infectious disease
Ban on the use of hazardous product , enforcement of safety habits such as
Seatbelt bike helmet
Secondary: To reduce the impact of the disease or injury that has already
happened
regular exam and screenings ( Mammogram for breast cancer, Exercise to prevent
father had attack or stroke
Tertiary: Aim to soft in the impact of an ongoing illness or injury that has lasting
effect
Example Cardia or stroke rehabilitation program , chronic disease management
program support group that allow members to share strategy for LivingWell living
well
risk factors characteristics or behaviors that increase the likelihood of developing a medical
disorder or disease
Subjective and objective data Subjective: Information perceived by the patient (symptoms). Example Patient rate
their pain on scale from 0 to 10 Patient described in excitement about discharge
patient expression of fear regarding upcoming surgery
Objective: Observable and measurable data Example respiratory rate 16
