NSG 444 Actual Exam Questions with Correct
solutions
when studying it is important avoid physical task as this will decrease alertness?
False
Rationale: physical fitness increases alertness
when you have a limited number of nurses, then functional nursing, team nursing and
patient focus care are useful because you can delivered quality of care by using more
ancillary staff
True
over 60% of graduate nurses begin their career in ambulatory care/outpatient setting
False
R/ most nurses begin their career in acute care in the bedside at the hospitals
in all state, nursing judgment is used to delegate task that fall within, but never exceed, the
nurses legal scope of practice, and an RN always makes decisions based on the individual
patient's situation
True
case managers
strives to achieve predetermined daily patient outcomes within a specified time for patients
pay for performance (P4P) a value-based health care approach, is increasingly being used
to reduce cost and improved the quality of healthcare
,True
R/ hospitals get reimbursed for good outcomes. When a patient acquires ulcers while staying at
hospitals they don't get pay for that. They get penalized for poor quality.
P4P Measures safety, clinical care, effective pt experience.
Case Managers
becomes involved when patients with complicated healthcare needs are receiving expensive care
and from multiple providers
Primary care
is a model in which the nurse is the principal person to manage and coordinate the patients care
around the clock
Client focused
is an interdisciplinary approach to patient care
R/ we include all the team and delegated appropriately
Nurses
makes up the largest group of healthcare professionals
nurse navigator role
reduces barriers to care faced by vulnerable patients who may be coping with delays in access,
diagnosis and treatment and with fragmented and uncoordinated care
in 2010
, -congress pass the ACA, which provided regulations to reduce healthcare cost and improve
access to care to all people.
-Reduce payment for treatments or hospitalization resulting from errors or poor care.
what is the only nursing program founded in research?
ADN
what is the term often used to describe the reactions experience when one moves into the
workforce after several years of education and preparation?
reality shock
what is another name for the patient load or work plan assigned to a nurse at the beginning
of their shift?
assignment
these types of hospitals enjoy success in tracking and keeping nurses
magnent
major types of transitions
-situational
-developmental
-health and illness
-organizational
phases of reality shock
solutions
when studying it is important avoid physical task as this will decrease alertness?
False
Rationale: physical fitness increases alertness
when you have a limited number of nurses, then functional nursing, team nursing and
patient focus care are useful because you can delivered quality of care by using more
ancillary staff
True
over 60% of graduate nurses begin their career in ambulatory care/outpatient setting
False
R/ most nurses begin their career in acute care in the bedside at the hospitals
in all state, nursing judgment is used to delegate task that fall within, but never exceed, the
nurses legal scope of practice, and an RN always makes decisions based on the individual
patient's situation
True
case managers
strives to achieve predetermined daily patient outcomes within a specified time for patients
pay for performance (P4P) a value-based health care approach, is increasingly being used
to reduce cost and improved the quality of healthcare
,True
R/ hospitals get reimbursed for good outcomes. When a patient acquires ulcers while staying at
hospitals they don't get pay for that. They get penalized for poor quality.
P4P Measures safety, clinical care, effective pt experience.
Case Managers
becomes involved when patients with complicated healthcare needs are receiving expensive care
and from multiple providers
Primary care
is a model in which the nurse is the principal person to manage and coordinate the patients care
around the clock
Client focused
is an interdisciplinary approach to patient care
R/ we include all the team and delegated appropriately
Nurses
makes up the largest group of healthcare professionals
nurse navigator role
reduces barriers to care faced by vulnerable patients who may be coping with delays in access,
diagnosis and treatment and with fragmented and uncoordinated care
in 2010
, -congress pass the ACA, which provided regulations to reduce healthcare cost and improve
access to care to all people.
-Reduce payment for treatments or hospitalization resulting from errors or poor care.
what is the only nursing program founded in research?
ADN
what is the term often used to describe the reactions experience when one moves into the
workforce after several years of education and preparation?
reality shock
what is another name for the patient load or work plan assigned to a nurse at the beginning
of their shift?
assignment
these types of hospitals enjoy success in tracking and keeping nurses
magnent
major types of transitions
-situational
-developmental
-health and illness
-organizational
phases of reality shock
