HONDROS NUR 205 final 2027 ANSWERS AND
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔Autonomy - ✔✔the initiation of independent nursing interventions without medical
orders
✔✔Advocate - ✔✔protect patients human and legal rights and provide assistance in
asserting these rights, act on behalf of the pt and secure you its health care rights
✔✔Patient centered care - ✔✔primary goal is to provide individual care and restore an
emphasis on personal relationships it aims to elevate quality for all patients
✔✔Culture competence - ✔✔Cultural desire-wanting to understand differences
Self awareness-identify and understand own identity
Knowledge=expose self to other cultures be motived to learn
Skill-acquired throughout time and using therapeutic communication
✔✔Clinical Reasoning - ✔✔the thinking process by which nurse reaches clinical
judgement
✔✔Safety - ✔✔prevention of healthcare errors and elimination of patient injury due to
healthcare errors-National Patient Safety Foundation
4 types of errors- diagnostic, treatment,preventitive, communication
Active errors-made by health professional
Latent errors-flaw related to organizational design
✔✔Self Management - ✔✔individuals ability to manage Sx and Tx
Self Efficacy- having knowledge and confidence to reach outcome
Pt engagement- participation through knowledge skills ability and willingness
Health Education-knowledge skills ability through learning experience
Patient provider- patient responsibility health provider to instill optimal self management
Disease management- goal is to improve health by interventions of chronic diseases
that require significant self management
, ✔✔Functional Ability - ✔✔Able to perform activities of daily living to meet needs
Attributes- defining characteristics of functional ability
Antecedents- events that must happen before functional ability can exist
Plan care by functional ability, physical emotional, cognitive and communication
ex- cerebral palsy, autism, alzheimers
✔✔Mobility - ✔✔state of being mobile
Nero-all movement by brain
Musculokeletal-bones
Age related differences-appendicular grows faster than axial skeleton
Management-primary:activity ideal weight and nutrition
secondary: screening
ex Osteoarthristis,RA
✔✔National Patient Safety Foundation - ✔✔collaboration with patient and families
through ongoing engagement can transform safety activities
✔✔Health Reliability Organization - ✔✔manage work that involves hazardous
environments
Exhibit sensitive to operations
Preoccupied with failure and focused on predicting or eliminating errors
Reluctance to simplify
Exhibit deference, person with most knowledge of situation
Commitment to reliance
✔✔Health Disparities - ✔✔A particular type of health difference that is closely linked
with social, economic, and environmental disadvantage
Inequality between the health status of a disadvantage group such as people with law
incomes and wealth and a advantage group such as people with high incomes and
weath
✔✔Tanners Model - ✔✔Noticing- Identifying S/S, gathering data, assessing, predicting
complications, identifying assumptions
Interpreting-comparing and contrasting, clustering info, recognizing inconsistencies,
checking accuracy, relevant vs irrelevant, importance of information, judging range of
values, managing potential complications
Responding-Delegating and setting priorities
Reflecting- Evaluation data and correcting data
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔Autonomy - ✔✔the initiation of independent nursing interventions without medical
orders
✔✔Advocate - ✔✔protect patients human and legal rights and provide assistance in
asserting these rights, act on behalf of the pt and secure you its health care rights
✔✔Patient centered care - ✔✔primary goal is to provide individual care and restore an
emphasis on personal relationships it aims to elevate quality for all patients
✔✔Culture competence - ✔✔Cultural desire-wanting to understand differences
Self awareness-identify and understand own identity
Knowledge=expose self to other cultures be motived to learn
Skill-acquired throughout time and using therapeutic communication
✔✔Clinical Reasoning - ✔✔the thinking process by which nurse reaches clinical
judgement
✔✔Safety - ✔✔prevention of healthcare errors and elimination of patient injury due to
healthcare errors-National Patient Safety Foundation
4 types of errors- diagnostic, treatment,preventitive, communication
Active errors-made by health professional
Latent errors-flaw related to organizational design
✔✔Self Management - ✔✔individuals ability to manage Sx and Tx
Self Efficacy- having knowledge and confidence to reach outcome
Pt engagement- participation through knowledge skills ability and willingness
Health Education-knowledge skills ability through learning experience
Patient provider- patient responsibility health provider to instill optimal self management
Disease management- goal is to improve health by interventions of chronic diseases
that require significant self management
, ✔✔Functional Ability - ✔✔Able to perform activities of daily living to meet needs
Attributes- defining characteristics of functional ability
Antecedents- events that must happen before functional ability can exist
Plan care by functional ability, physical emotional, cognitive and communication
ex- cerebral palsy, autism, alzheimers
✔✔Mobility - ✔✔state of being mobile
Nero-all movement by brain
Musculokeletal-bones
Age related differences-appendicular grows faster than axial skeleton
Management-primary:activity ideal weight and nutrition
secondary: screening
ex Osteoarthristis,RA
✔✔National Patient Safety Foundation - ✔✔collaboration with patient and families
through ongoing engagement can transform safety activities
✔✔Health Reliability Organization - ✔✔manage work that involves hazardous
environments
Exhibit sensitive to operations
Preoccupied with failure and focused on predicting or eliminating errors
Reluctance to simplify
Exhibit deference, person with most knowledge of situation
Commitment to reliance
✔✔Health Disparities - ✔✔A particular type of health difference that is closely linked
with social, economic, and environmental disadvantage
Inequality between the health status of a disadvantage group such as people with law
incomes and wealth and a advantage group such as people with high incomes and
weath
✔✔Tanners Model - ✔✔Noticing- Identifying S/S, gathering data, assessing, predicting
complications, identifying assumptions
Interpreting-comparing and contrasting, clustering info, recognizing inconsistencies,
checking accuracy, relevant vs irrelevant, importance of information, judging range of
values, managing potential complications
Responding-Delegating and setting priorities
Reflecting- Evaluation data and correcting data
