NURS 2725: IHI QUESTIONS WITH ALL
CORRECTLY SOLVED ANSWERS!!
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Definition
Ask: Find out what the person knows about the situation Tell: Give no
more than 3 pieces of information at a time
Ask Again: Check understanding and give opportunity to clarify
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Tell-show-do
, Ask-Tell-Ask
You Are Taking Care Of A Seriously Ill Patient. He Is Too Ill To Make Health Care
Decisions For Himself Or Communicate His Own Wishes, So His Daughter, His
Designated Health Care Proxy, Has Taken On That Responsibility. Feeling
Overwhelmed By The Weight Of Her Responsibility, She Asks You, "What Would
You Do?" Which Of The Following Would You Recommend As The Best
Response? A) Tell Her What You Would Do. B) Explain Gently That What You
Would Do Is Irrelevant. C) Apologize And Explain That It Is Unethical For You To
Talk With Her About Your Views On End-of-life Care Decisions. D) Ask Her To Tell
You More About Her Father.
You're Sitting Down To Have "the Conversation" With Your Grandmother At The
Kitchen Table. She Is Doing Her Best To Respond To Your Questions, But Admits
That It Bothers Her To Think About Death, And This Is The First Time She's Really
Considered Many Of The Decisions You're Asking Her About. For Example, She
Really Isn't Sure How Long She Wants To Receive Medical Care Or Where
She Wants To Be When She Dies. As You Go About Having The Conversation,
What Might You Remind Your Grandmother? A) Nothing Is Set In Stone. She Can
Always Change Her Mind. B) She Needs To Be As Thorough As Possible. It's
Critical For Her To Convey All Her Wishes In This Initial Talk. C) Most People
Consider A "good" Death To Be Receiving Minimal Medical Interventions And
Dying At Home, So That's Most Likely What She Would Want. D) All Of The Above
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Definition
1. respect and dignity
2.information sharing
3. participation
4. collaboration
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Four Core Concepts
health care proxy of Patient-Centered
Care
Regarding the way people typically
die in the United States, which of
Formal practice the following is an important
advantage we've gained over the
past century?
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Definition
Different access to the goods, services, and opportunities of a
society based on race. Institutional racism is built into policies,
procedures, and everyday practices — of health care organizations
and the health care system, of schools and the education system,
and so on. Simply by following the rules, people can cause harm to
people of colour and benefit White people
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institutional racism personally mediated racism
individual racism environmental racism
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Definition
Paying deliberate attention to the present moment, with an attitude
of non-judgement, acceptance, and awareness.
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Health Affirmations
Mindfulness Problem Solving
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Term
According to a 2012 survey of California citizens, what percent of
Californians have had an end-of-life conversation with their doctor?
a)7 percent
b) 27 percent
c) 65 percent
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C) 70% a) 7%
CORRECTLY SOLVED ANSWERS!!
1 of 65
Definition
Ask: Find out what the person knows about the situation Tell: Give no
more than 3 pieces of information at a time
Ask Again: Check understanding and give opportunity to clarify
Give this one a try later!
Tell-show-do
, Ask-Tell-Ask
You Are Taking Care Of A Seriously Ill Patient. He Is Too Ill To Make Health Care
Decisions For Himself Or Communicate His Own Wishes, So His Daughter, His
Designated Health Care Proxy, Has Taken On That Responsibility. Feeling
Overwhelmed By The Weight Of Her Responsibility, She Asks You, "What Would
You Do?" Which Of The Following Would You Recommend As The Best
Response? A) Tell Her What You Would Do. B) Explain Gently That What You
Would Do Is Irrelevant. C) Apologize And Explain That It Is Unethical For You To
Talk With Her About Your Views On End-of-life Care Decisions. D) Ask Her To Tell
You More About Her Father.
You're Sitting Down To Have "the Conversation" With Your Grandmother At The
Kitchen Table. She Is Doing Her Best To Respond To Your Questions, But Admits
That It Bothers Her To Think About Death, And This Is The First Time She's Really
Considered Many Of The Decisions You're Asking Her About. For Example, She
Really Isn't Sure How Long She Wants To Receive Medical Care Or Where
She Wants To Be When She Dies. As You Go About Having The Conversation,
What Might You Remind Your Grandmother? A) Nothing Is Set In Stone. She Can
Always Change Her Mind. B) She Needs To Be As Thorough As Possible. It's
Critical For Her To Convey All Her Wishes In This Initial Talk. C) Most People
Consider A "good" Death To Be Receiving Minimal Medical Interventions And
Dying At Home, So That's Most Likely What She Would Want. D) All Of The Above
Don't know?
2 of 65
Definition
1. respect and dignity
2.information sharing
3. participation
4. collaboration
, Give this one a try later!
Four Core Concepts
health care proxy of Patient-Centered
Care
Regarding the way people typically
die in the United States, which of
Formal practice the following is an important
advantage we've gained over the
past century?
Don't know?
3 of 65
Definition
Different access to the goods, services, and opportunities of a
society based on race. Institutional racism is built into policies,
procedures, and everyday practices — of health care organizations
and the health care system, of schools and the education system,
and so on. Simply by following the rules, people can cause harm to
people of colour and benefit White people
Give this one a try later!
institutional racism personally mediated racism
individual racism environmental racism
Don't know?
, 4 of 65
Definition
Paying deliberate attention to the present moment, with an attitude
of non-judgement, acceptance, and awareness.
Give this one a try later!
Health Affirmations
Mindfulness Problem Solving
Don't know?
5 of 65
Term
According to a 2012 survey of California citizens, what percent of
Californians have had an end-of-life conversation with their doctor?
a)7 percent
b) 27 percent
c) 65 percent
Give this one a try later!
C) 70% a) 7%
