NUR 445 Exam 1 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
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What is the difference between a The size, resources available, specialized units, etc.
small hospital ICU and a large
hospital ICU?
What must the nurse caring for the Analyze critical situations, make decisions based
high acuity patient be able to do? on their analysis, and rapidly intervene to ensure
optimal outcomes
Who is the only member of the The nurse
healthcare team who is at the
bedside and frequently coordinates
patient care?
, Who detects early signs of an The nurse
impending complication with the
patient?
What is one of the primary goals for the prevention of complications
the acute care nurse?
What changes led to decreased job Schedules, staffing, floating outside the specialty,
satisfaction and nurses leaving hospital restructuring, etc.
practice in the high acuity
environment?
What really should be considered The needs of the patient and the skill mix of the
when making decisions about nursing staff
nursing staffing patterns?
What should the first principle of provide safe and effective patient care
staffing be?
What does the ANCC award If they are able to create working environments
hospitals magnet status for? that are successful in recruiting and retaining
professional nurses
Which patients are often Oncology patients
stereotyped as not being candidates
for aggressive treatment?
Who must "goals of care" be With the patient and their family, allowing ample
discussed with? time for meaningful discussion
COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
Leave the first rating
Save
Terms in this set (375) Hide definitions
What is the difference between a The size, resources available, specialized units, etc.
small hospital ICU and a large
hospital ICU?
What must the nurse caring for the Analyze critical situations, make decisions based
high acuity patient be able to do? on their analysis, and rapidly intervene to ensure
optimal outcomes
Who is the only member of the The nurse
healthcare team who is at the
bedside and frequently coordinates
patient care?
, Who detects early signs of an The nurse
impending complication with the
patient?
What is one of the primary goals for the prevention of complications
the acute care nurse?
What changes led to decreased job Schedules, staffing, floating outside the specialty,
satisfaction and nurses leaving hospital restructuring, etc.
practice in the high acuity
environment?
What really should be considered The needs of the patient and the skill mix of the
when making decisions about nursing staff
nursing staffing patterns?
What should the first principle of provide safe and effective patient care
staffing be?
What does the ANCC award If they are able to create working environments
hospitals magnet status for? that are successful in recruiting and retaining
professional nurses
Which patients are often Oncology patients
stereotyped as not being candidates
for aggressive treatment?
Who must "goals of care" be With the patient and their family, allowing ample
discussed with? time for meaningful discussion
