NUR 240 EXAM 2 STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS; 100% PASS GUARANTEED
_____ ______ ______ has been described as a "form of primary
nursing"; however the accountability for patient care
coordination throughout the acute episode does not happen.
The advantages are: the intensity of focus with shift-only
responsibility. The disadvantages are: lack of communication
and continuity of care for the client over time. - correct answer-
Total Patient Care
______ ______ emerged as a care model in the 1940's. In this
model, the division of labor is assigned according to specific
tasks and technical aspects of the job. It has been defined as
work allocation by functions or tasks, such as passing medicine,
changing dressings, giving baths, or taking vital signs. Under
______ ______, the nurse identifies the tasks to be done for a
shift. The work is divided and assigned to personnel, who focus
on completing the assigned task. Tasks are divided based on the
complexity of judgement and technical knowledge and a variety
of workers other than RNs to complete the assignment. -
correct answer- Functional Nursing
________ _________ as a nursing model of care evolved in the
late 1980's. It has been defined as both a process and a care
, delivery model. _____ _________ has developed as a method to
manage care. - correct answer- Case Management
________ _________ has the advantage of being efficient for
taking care of the tasks related to handling a large number of
clients and using workers with varying skill levels. Because the
division of labor is clearly delineated, administrative effeciency is
maximized. - correct answer- Functional Nursing
-Abdication of power
-Over apologizing
-Dishonesty
-Passive aggressive manipulation
-Results in increasing feelings of low self worth, guilt and
resentment - correct answer- Acquiescent behavior
-Avoiding interpersonal conflict by giving in or giving up
-It is not politeness
-To not engage is a type of control
-Results in emotional over load, guilt (retaliation) - correct
answer- Acquiescence (agreement, compliance)
AND ANSWERS; 100% PASS GUARANTEED
_____ ______ ______ has been described as a "form of primary
nursing"; however the accountability for patient care
coordination throughout the acute episode does not happen.
The advantages are: the intensity of focus with shift-only
responsibility. The disadvantages are: lack of communication
and continuity of care for the client over time. - correct answer-
Total Patient Care
______ ______ emerged as a care model in the 1940's. In this
model, the division of labor is assigned according to specific
tasks and technical aspects of the job. It has been defined as
work allocation by functions or tasks, such as passing medicine,
changing dressings, giving baths, or taking vital signs. Under
______ ______, the nurse identifies the tasks to be done for a
shift. The work is divided and assigned to personnel, who focus
on completing the assigned task. Tasks are divided based on the
complexity of judgement and technical knowledge and a variety
of workers other than RNs to complete the assignment. -
correct answer- Functional Nursing
________ _________ as a nursing model of care evolved in the
late 1980's. It has been defined as both a process and a care
, delivery model. _____ _________ has developed as a method to
manage care. - correct answer- Case Management
________ _________ has the advantage of being efficient for
taking care of the tasks related to handling a large number of
clients and using workers with varying skill levels. Because the
division of labor is clearly delineated, administrative effeciency is
maximized. - correct answer- Functional Nursing
-Abdication of power
-Over apologizing
-Dishonesty
-Passive aggressive manipulation
-Results in increasing feelings of low self worth, guilt and
resentment - correct answer- Acquiescent behavior
-Avoiding interpersonal conflict by giving in or giving up
-It is not politeness
-To not engage is a type of control
-Results in emotional over load, guilt (retaliation) - correct
answer- Acquiescence (agreement, compliance)
