Capstone Leadership Post Assessment | Actual
Questions and Answers | Latest Update 2026/2027 |
Graded A+.
What behaviors would indicate to the charge nurse that one of the nurses could be experiencing
countertransference? (Found in the Mental Health Review Module)
• Countertransference occurs when a health care team member displaces characters of
people in her past onto a client.
Behaviors: o Nurse overly identifies with client o
Nurse competes with client o Nurse
argues with client
List the six (6) Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) competencies and explain their
importance.
1. Safety: Minimizes the risks factors that could cause injury/harm while promoting care
and maintaining a secure environment
2. Patient-centered care: Provision of caring, compassionate, & culturally sensitive care
3. Evidence based practice: Use of current knowledge from research from other
reputable sources
4. Informatics: use of information technology as a communications/information-
gathering tool
5. Quality improvement: Care related and organizational process that involves
development/ implementation to improve healthcare services & better meet client’s
needs
6. Teamwork & collaboration: Delivery of client care in partnership with
multidisciplinary members of healthcare team, to achieve continuity of care &
positive client outcomes
A nurse is serving as a representative on a quality improvement committee. What are some
reliable resources for information when developing policies and procedures?
• Begins with identification of standards and outcome indicators based on evidence
-standard is developed and approved
-standards are made available (policies and procedures)
-quality issues identified (staff,management)
-team developed to review the issues
, -structure and process related to issue is analyzed
-data collection methods determined (quantitative method, audits)
-data is collected, analyzed, and compared with established benchmark
Upon admission to a healthcare facility, what are the nurse’s responsibilities regarding a living
will?
• Living will is a legal document that expresses the client’s wishes regarding certain &
specific medical treatment to occur in the event the client becomes incapacitated and is
facing end-of-life issues
A nurse manager will carry out new performance improvement measures. List the steps of the
performance improvement process.
• Standard is developed and approved by facility committee
• Standards are made available to employees by way of policies and procedures
• Quality issues are identified by staff, management, or risk management department.
A nurse is caring for a client with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and is concerned about
maintaining client confidentiality. What are the components of the HIPPA privacy rule that this
nurse should uphold?
• Rights of clients to obtain copies of medical records & ability to submit requests to
amend erroneous/incomplete information
• Requirement for healthcare providers & insurance providers to provide written
information regarding how medical information is used and how its shared with other
entities
• Rights of clients to privacy & confidentiality
Following a motor vehicle accident of a 21-year-old male, the client is pronounced brain dead.
The family states, “We would like to donate his organs and help someone who needs them.” How
will the nurse respond knowing their responsibility regarding organ donation?
• The nurse should contact the transplant team
The charge nurse takes a telephone order for morphine 50 mg IVP every 3 hours. After hanging
up the phone, the nurse feels this order is not safe. List three (3) strategies to prevent errors of
miscommunication when receiving telephone orders.
Questions and Answers | Latest Update 2026/2027 |
Graded A+.
What behaviors would indicate to the charge nurse that one of the nurses could be experiencing
countertransference? (Found in the Mental Health Review Module)
• Countertransference occurs when a health care team member displaces characters of
people in her past onto a client.
Behaviors: o Nurse overly identifies with client o
Nurse competes with client o Nurse
argues with client
List the six (6) Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) competencies and explain their
importance.
1. Safety: Minimizes the risks factors that could cause injury/harm while promoting care
and maintaining a secure environment
2. Patient-centered care: Provision of caring, compassionate, & culturally sensitive care
3. Evidence based practice: Use of current knowledge from research from other
reputable sources
4. Informatics: use of information technology as a communications/information-
gathering tool
5. Quality improvement: Care related and organizational process that involves
development/ implementation to improve healthcare services & better meet client’s
needs
6. Teamwork & collaboration: Delivery of client care in partnership with
multidisciplinary members of healthcare team, to achieve continuity of care &
positive client outcomes
A nurse is serving as a representative on a quality improvement committee. What are some
reliable resources for information when developing policies and procedures?
• Begins with identification of standards and outcome indicators based on evidence
-standard is developed and approved
-standards are made available (policies and procedures)
-quality issues identified (staff,management)
-team developed to review the issues
, -structure and process related to issue is analyzed
-data collection methods determined (quantitative method, audits)
-data is collected, analyzed, and compared with established benchmark
Upon admission to a healthcare facility, what are the nurse’s responsibilities regarding a living
will?
• Living will is a legal document that expresses the client’s wishes regarding certain &
specific medical treatment to occur in the event the client becomes incapacitated and is
facing end-of-life issues
A nurse manager will carry out new performance improvement measures. List the steps of the
performance improvement process.
• Standard is developed and approved by facility committee
• Standards are made available to employees by way of policies and procedures
• Quality issues are identified by staff, management, or risk management department.
A nurse is caring for a client with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and is concerned about
maintaining client confidentiality. What are the components of the HIPPA privacy rule that this
nurse should uphold?
• Rights of clients to obtain copies of medical records & ability to submit requests to
amend erroneous/incomplete information
• Requirement for healthcare providers & insurance providers to provide written
information regarding how medical information is used and how its shared with other
entities
• Rights of clients to privacy & confidentiality
Following a motor vehicle accident of a 21-year-old male, the client is pronounced brain dead.
The family states, “We would like to donate his organs and help someone who needs them.” How
will the nurse respond knowing their responsibility regarding organ donation?
• The nurse should contact the transplant team
The charge nurse takes a telephone order for morphine 50 mg IVP every 3 hours. After hanging
up the phone, the nurse feels this order is not safe. List three (3) strategies to prevent errors of
miscommunication when receiving telephone orders.
