N322 Final Pre Class Worksheets Questions With Complete
Solutions
Measuring the pressure ulcer rate on your unit in the past month
and comparing it to an agreed-upon standard is an example of:
a. benchmarking
b. cause and effect
c. public reporting
d. accreditation
a. benchmarking
An example of a public reporting system that provides objective
information to patients is
a. magnet
b. joint commission
c. national quality forum
d. hospital compare
d. hospital compare
The framework for measuring quality by looking at an agency's
structure, processes, and links to patient outcomes was
developed by
a. world alliance for patient safety
b. donabedian
c. joint commission
d. leapfrog group
b. donabedian
Labeling all medications in the operating room and during
procedures is an example of a
, a. national patient safety goal
b. pay for performance measure
c. utilization intervention
d. nursing sensitive quality indicator
a. national patient safety goal
The most common adverse event that happens in hospitals is:
a. patient falls
b. medication errors
c. wrong side surgery
d. pressure ulcers
b. medication errors
In an influential report, the Institute of Medicine outlined six
dimensions of quality in health care. Match each dimension with
its definition.
timely
reducing waits and potentially harmful delays in care
In an influential report, the Institute of Medicine outlined six
dimensions of quality in health care. Match each dimension with
its definition.
safe
avoiding injuries or harm
In an influential report, the Institute of Medicine outlined six
dimensions of quality in health care. Match each dimension with
its definition.
efficient
avoiding waste
Solutions
Measuring the pressure ulcer rate on your unit in the past month
and comparing it to an agreed-upon standard is an example of:
a. benchmarking
b. cause and effect
c. public reporting
d. accreditation
a. benchmarking
An example of a public reporting system that provides objective
information to patients is
a. magnet
b. joint commission
c. national quality forum
d. hospital compare
d. hospital compare
The framework for measuring quality by looking at an agency's
structure, processes, and links to patient outcomes was
developed by
a. world alliance for patient safety
b. donabedian
c. joint commission
d. leapfrog group
b. donabedian
Labeling all medications in the operating room and during
procedures is an example of a
, a. national patient safety goal
b. pay for performance measure
c. utilization intervention
d. nursing sensitive quality indicator
a. national patient safety goal
The most common adverse event that happens in hospitals is:
a. patient falls
b. medication errors
c. wrong side surgery
d. pressure ulcers
b. medication errors
In an influential report, the Institute of Medicine outlined six
dimensions of quality in health care. Match each dimension with
its definition.
timely
reducing waits and potentially harmful delays in care
In an influential report, the Institute of Medicine outlined six
dimensions of quality in health care. Match each dimension with
its definition.
safe
avoiding injuries or harm
In an influential report, the Institute of Medicine outlined six
dimensions of quality in health care. Match each dimension with
its definition.
efficient
avoiding waste
