NURS 104 QUESTIONS EXAM 3 QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS
Which QSEN competency fosters open communication and shared decision making? -
Answers - Teamwork & collaboration
Which guiding aim provides unvaried care based on personal characteristics? -
Answers - Equitable
Which guiding aim involves preventing injuries? - Answers - Safe
An unexpected event involving death/serious physical/psychological injury is called? -
Answers - sentinel events
Which organization that provides the "gold seal of approval"? - Answers - the joint
commission
Which QSEN competency uses information and technology to communicate? - Answers
- informatics
Reducing waits and sometimes harmful delays for both those who receive and those
who give care is known as which guiding aim ? - Answers - timely
Which QSEN competency involves participation in data collection and knowledge of
scientific methods? - Answers - Evidence based practice
Tool developed to improve communication and teamwork skills among healthcare is
known as _______. - Answers - teamstepps
Serious, costly events in healthcare that should never happen is known as a ______. -
Answers - never event
The American Nurses association (ANA) code of ethics serves as a purpose to? -
Answers - set formal guidelines and standards for nursing conduct
Ethical principles for professional nursing practice are guided by principles of conduct
called? - Answers - American nurses association's code of ethics
Who are the federally defined minority groups? - Answers - American Indian, native
Hawaiian, Pacific islander, Hispanic or latino, Alaska native, black or African american,
Asian American
, Marginalized populations include: - Answers - lesbians, gays, bisexual, transgender,
older adults, veterans etc.
A subgroup of the population that tends to be hidden, overlooked or on outer edge are
called ? - Answers - marginalized groups
An ethnic group smaller than the majority group? - Answers - Minority
________ is a shared values, beliefs and practices of a particular group of people
passed on generationally. - Answers - culture
True or false the single greatest cause of injury 15-24 years of age is intimate partner
violence. - Answers - True
What are the 5 ranges of attitudes toward culturally diverse groups? - Answers - hate,
contempt, tolerance, respect, and celebration
________ provides guidelines to hospitals ensuring equal access to quality health care
to all. - Answers - culturally and linguistically appropriate services (CLAS)
The first step to becoming culturally sensitive and competent nurse is to? - Answers -
Do cultural self-assessment
_____ is the process of becoming adapted to a new or different culture. - Answers -
Acculturation
Patient centered care includes: - Answers - - developing care plans/ maps with patients
- user friendly technology supporting patient education
- family advisory councils
________ is respecting patient's wants, needs, and preferences in health care. -
Answers - Patient-centered care
True or false patient centered care is more of a philosophy of care as compared to
delivery model? - Answers - T
Which organization wrote "To Err is human: building a safer health system"? - Answers
- Institute of medicine (IOM)
IOM found three important factors contributing to poor quality of health care these
include: - Answers - under use of inexpensive care services, error-prone implementation
of care, and over use of expensive invasive technology
Improving patient safety in health care include: - Answers - Washing hands before and
after patient care
VERIFIED ANSWERS
Which QSEN competency fosters open communication and shared decision making? -
Answers - Teamwork & collaboration
Which guiding aim provides unvaried care based on personal characteristics? -
Answers - Equitable
Which guiding aim involves preventing injuries? - Answers - Safe
An unexpected event involving death/serious physical/psychological injury is called? -
Answers - sentinel events
Which organization that provides the "gold seal of approval"? - Answers - the joint
commission
Which QSEN competency uses information and technology to communicate? - Answers
- informatics
Reducing waits and sometimes harmful delays for both those who receive and those
who give care is known as which guiding aim ? - Answers - timely
Which QSEN competency involves participation in data collection and knowledge of
scientific methods? - Answers - Evidence based practice
Tool developed to improve communication and teamwork skills among healthcare is
known as _______. - Answers - teamstepps
Serious, costly events in healthcare that should never happen is known as a ______. -
Answers - never event
The American Nurses association (ANA) code of ethics serves as a purpose to? -
Answers - set formal guidelines and standards for nursing conduct
Ethical principles for professional nursing practice are guided by principles of conduct
called? - Answers - American nurses association's code of ethics
Who are the federally defined minority groups? - Answers - American Indian, native
Hawaiian, Pacific islander, Hispanic or latino, Alaska native, black or African american,
Asian American
, Marginalized populations include: - Answers - lesbians, gays, bisexual, transgender,
older adults, veterans etc.
A subgroup of the population that tends to be hidden, overlooked or on outer edge are
called ? - Answers - marginalized groups
An ethnic group smaller than the majority group? - Answers - Minority
________ is a shared values, beliefs and practices of a particular group of people
passed on generationally. - Answers - culture
True or false the single greatest cause of injury 15-24 years of age is intimate partner
violence. - Answers - True
What are the 5 ranges of attitudes toward culturally diverse groups? - Answers - hate,
contempt, tolerance, respect, and celebration
________ provides guidelines to hospitals ensuring equal access to quality health care
to all. - Answers - culturally and linguistically appropriate services (CLAS)
The first step to becoming culturally sensitive and competent nurse is to? - Answers -
Do cultural self-assessment
_____ is the process of becoming adapted to a new or different culture. - Answers -
Acculturation
Patient centered care includes: - Answers - - developing care plans/ maps with patients
- user friendly technology supporting patient education
- family advisory councils
________ is respecting patient's wants, needs, and preferences in health care. -
Answers - Patient-centered care
True or false patient centered care is more of a philosophy of care as compared to
delivery model? - Answers - T
Which organization wrote "To Err is human: building a safer health system"? - Answers
- Institute of medicine (IOM)
IOM found three important factors contributing to poor quality of health care these
include: - Answers - under use of inexpensive care services, error-prone implementation
of care, and over use of expensive invasive technology
Improving patient safety in health care include: - Answers - Washing hands before and
after patient care
