Models Exam Questions and Answers
What was the objective of the telehealth simulation involving a postpartum follow-up visit? - ✅✅To
understand the practical application and process of conducting a telehealth visit, practice patient
assessment and communication skills in a virtual setting, and tailor questions based on a patient's chart.
What clinical concern was noted in the patient's chart during the telehealth simulation? - ✅✅A drop
in hemoglobin from 12 to 9, indicating anemia.
What key findings were reported regarding the patient's pain during the telehealth visit? - ✅✅The
patient reported worsening pain, which was only partially relieved by Vicodin.
What condition was observed at the patient's C-section incision during the simulation? - ✅✅The
incision was red, hot to the touch, and had some drainage.
What issue was encountered when attempting to take the patient's temperature? - ✅✅An inaccurate
reading of 93°F was obtained due to an old thermometer.
What were the patient's concerns regarding nutrition and hydration? - ✅✅The patient had poor oral
intake and was not drinking enough fluids, which is crucial as she is breastfeeding.
What gastrointestinal issue did the patient experience, likely due to medication? - ✅✅Constipation,
likely a side effect of the Vicodin.
What infection risk was identified in the patient's home environment? - ✅✅The patient's cat was
frequently on her lap near the incision, and she did not always wash her hands after touching it.
How did the patient respond when asked about thoughts of self-harm? - ✅✅The patient's response
was hesitant.
,What is one best practice for professionalism in telehealth visits? - ✅✅The nurse should have a
professional appearance and a badge.
Why is identity verification important in telehealth visits? - ✅✅To ensure the correct patient is being
assessed and treated.
What should the nurse ensure about their environment during a telehealth visit? - ✅✅The
background should be plain and professional, free of distractions.
What is the importance of privacy during a telehealth visit? - ✅✅To maintain confidentiality and
comfort for the patient.
What technique should a nurse use to actively listen during a telehealth visit? - ✅✅Maintain eye
contact and give the patient full attention.
What type of questions should a nurse use to gather more information from a patient? - ✅✅Open-
ended questions to encourage detailed responses.
What method can be used to ensure a patient understands the care plan? - ✅✅The Teach-Back
Method, where the patient repeats back the instructions.
What should a nurse do if distractions occur during a telehealth visit? - ✅✅Professionally address the
distractions, such as asking for a pet to be moved.
What is a key aspect of clinical assessment during a telehealth visit? - ✅✅Prioritizing potential issues,
such as wound infection and poor nutrition.
How should a telehealth visit conclude? - ✅✅With a clear summary of the plan, including follow-up
actions.
What nursing topics were covered in the lecture following the debriefing? - ✅✅Models of nursing
care and delegation.
, What is Functional Nursing? - ✅✅A task-oriented model where nurses are assigned specific tasks for
all patients, promoting efficiency but potentially leading to fragmented care.
What is Individual Nursing? - ✅✅A model where a single nurse is responsible for the total care of a
patient for one shift, fostering a strong nurse-patient relationship but can be costly.
What is Team Nursing? - ✅✅A model where a team leader (RN) oversees a team of nurses and
nursing assistants caring for a group of patients, encouraging teamwork and communication.
What is Primary Nursing? - ✅✅A model where one primary nurse is responsible for planning,
delivering, and evaluating a patient's care from admission to discharge, promoting continuity of care.
What remains true about accountability in nursing delegation? - ✅✅The RN who delegates a task
remains accountable for the outcome.
What are the Five Rights of Delegation? - ✅✅1. Right Task: Appropriate task for the patient. 2. Right
Circumstance: Appropriate patient setting and resources. 3. Right Person: Right task delegated to the
right person. 4. Right Direction/Communication: Clear description of the task. 5. Right
Supervision/Evaluation: Appropriate monitoring and feedback.
What tasks can LPNs NOT perform according to Ohio's Scope of Practice? - ✅✅LPNs cannot initiate or
maintain blood products, chemotherapy, or total parenteral nutrition (TPN), nor access central or
arterial lines.
What tasks can LPNs perform in Ohio? - ✅✅LPNs can perform IV therapy in peripheral veins with
specific solutions and hang subsequent bags of antibiotics if the RN initiated the first dose.
What new guidelines have been introduced for LPNs? - ✅✅LPNs can perform certain activities for
dialysis patients, and Certified Medical Assistants (CMAs) can pass narcotics in some long-term care
settings to stable patients.