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1. Which of the following is a common hospital-acquired infection? -
ANSWER ✓ Staphylococcus. Staphylococcus is a common
hospital-acquired or nosocomial infection.
2. A condition transmitted by body fluids that is more contagious
than HIV is: - ANSWER ✓ hepatitis B virus (HBV). HBV is a
condition transmitted by body fluids that is more contagious than
HIV.
3. A well-dressed man approaches the nurses station and states that
he is the attorney representing Mr. Ross Engelhart, who has NINP
written on his chart (a written doctors order). The man asks
whether Mr. Engelhart is a patient on the unit. The HUC s best
response would be to: - ANSWER ✓ deny having any knowledge
of a Mr. Engelhart. The HUC s best response would be to deny
having any knowledge of a Mr. Engelhart; if the man persists, refer
him to the nurse manager.
4. A friend of the HUC is a patient on the nursing unit. The patient's
husband is also a friend of the HUC. The patient and her husband
are having marital problems. The husband has visited his wife once
since her hospitalization but calls the HUC at home to ask why his
wife is in the hospital. The HUC's best response would be to: -
, ANSWER ✓ advise the patient's husband that his wife's
hospitalization cannot be discussed. The HUC's best response
would be to advise the patient's husband that his wife's
hospitalization cannot be discussed. pp. 90-91
5. A patient who is admitted to the nursing unit asks the HUC to
show him his chart. The HUC s best response would be to: -
ANSWER ✓ advise the patient that his nurse and doctor will be
advised of his request. The HUC s best response would be to
advise him that his nurse and doctor will be notified of his request.
6. A restraining order prohibits the father of a pediatric patient from
having any contact with the child or his mother. The HUC sees the
father step off the elevator and walk toward the patient s room. The
HUC s best response would be to: - ANSWER ✓ call security
immediately. The HUC s best response would be to call security
immediately.
7. An informed consent means that: - ANSWER ✓ the surgical
procedure, risks, alternatives, and expected outcomes have been
explained to the patient. An informed consent means that the
surgical procedure, risks, alternatives, and expected outcomes have
been explained to the patient.
8. When the EMR is implemented, documents faxed from an outside
facility would be: - ANSWER ✓ scanned into the patient s EMR.
Faxed documents would be scanned into the patient s EMR
9. The HUC notes that there are four labeled chart forms in a
discharged patient s chart that have no documentation on them.
The correct action for the HUC to take would be to: - ANSWER ✓
shred the forms. Forms that do not have documentation on them
and that contain patient ID labels are shredded to ensure patient
confidentiality.
, 10. The HUC has been asked to thin a patient s chart. The
thinned-out records would be: - ANSWER ✓ placed in an
envelope, labeled with the patient s ID label, and kept on the
nursing unit until the patient is discharged or moved. Thinned-out
records would be placed in an envelope, labeled with the patient s
ID label, and kept on the nursing unit until the patient is transferred
or discharged. The HUC would also write the date that the chart
was thinned and write their initials on the envelope.
11. The abbreviation CPOE stands for: - ANSWER ✓ computer
physician order entry. CPOE stands for computerized physician
order entry. Through a computerized program, physicians enter
patient orders directly into the patient s EMR, replacing
handwritten orders.
12. Patient confidentiality laws, including a patient s right to not
have his or her name listed in the hospital directory, are specified
in the: - ANSWER ✓ Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act (HIPAA). The purpose of HIPAA is to protect
private individual health information from being disclosed to
anyone without the consent of the individual.
13. Joan, an HUC with more than 20 years of experience, is hired
for day shift at a busy orthopedic unit. Joan has good
organizational skills and immediately notices that the nurses
station is set up in a way that makes the HUC s job difficult. Joan
should: - ANSWER ✓ discuss the changes with the nurse manager.
Any changes to the organization of the nursing unit should be
discussed with the nurse manager. The nurse manager may consult
the nursing unit staff regarding the changes before making a
decision.