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Standards and Scopes of Practice - SOLVED ANSWER-Determined by ANA for patient safety. -Shape out practice, a standard we uphold, guidance as students ADPIE - SOLVED ANSWER-Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation Gathering data - SOLVED ANSWER-Inspection: looking Palpation: touching Auscultation: listening Perussion: tapping Olfaction: smelling Organizing data - SOLVED ANSWER--general -initial -emergency -ongoing -functional health -body systems -subjectiv...

1 kg = ? lb - SOLVED ANSWER-2.2 lbs How mL are in a tsp? - SOLVED ANSWER-5mL How many mL are in a tbsp? - SOLVED ANSWER-15mL How many oz are in 1 cup? - SOLVED ANSWER-8 oz How many mL are in 1 cup? - SOLVED ANSWER-240 mL 1 fl oz = ? mL - SOLVED ANSWER-30 mL 1 pt = ? oz - SOLVED ANSWER-16 oz 1 gr = - SOLVED ANSWER-1000 mg 1 lb = ? oz - SOLVED ANSWER-16 oz 1 lb = ? grams - SOLVED ANSWER-454 grams 1 oz = ? grams - SOLVED ANSWER-30 grams

interpret - CORRECT ANSWER-Explain the meaning of competence - CORRECT ANSWER-the ability to do something successfully or efficiently accommodate - CORRECT ANSWER-fit in with the wishes or needs of cohort - CORRECT ANSWER-a group of people banded together or treated as a group reciprocal - CORRECT ANSWER-given, felt, or done in return perspective - CORRECT ANSWER-a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view context - CORRECT ANSWER-the circumstanc...

after assisting a newly admitted client with removing their shoes and outerwear, the RN notices her hands are soiled. what is the next step? - CORRECT ANSWER-wash hands with soap and water what is the rationale for rubbing hands together until they are dry when using an alcohol-based gel? - CORRECT ANSWER-drying provides the full antiseptic effect after completing a procedure that required PPE, which should the RN remove first? - CORRECT ANSWER-gloves considered the most contaminated ...

The nurse is about to administer a contrast medium to the client undergoing diagnostic testing. Which question does the nurse first ask the client? A. "Are you in pain?" B. "Are you taking ibuprofen daily C. "Are you wearing any metal?" D. "Do you know what this test is for?" - CORRECT ANSWER-B Which task does the nurse plan to delegate to the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) caring for a group of clients in the neurosurgical unit? A. Assist the health care p...

Communication - CORRECT ANSWER-A combination of verbal and nonverbal behaviors integrated for the purpose of sharing information The transactional model of communications is based on - CORRECT ANSWER-Systems theory concepts Human System - CORRECT ANSWER-patient/family/provider Input - CORRECT ANSWER-Environment information Throughput - CORRECT ANSWER-Internally processes information Output - CORRECT ANSWER-Resulting new information or behavior Feedback - CORRECT ANSWER-Provides...

ADPIE - CORRECT ANSWER-- Assessment - Diagnosis - Planning - Implement - Evaluation SMART Goal - CORRECT ANSWER-- Specific - Measurable - Attainable - Relevant - Time based Nursing Diagnosis - CORRECT ANSWER-_________ related to _____________ as evidenced by ______________. Drug Names/Categories - CORRECT ANSWER-- Chemical: Molecular structure - Generic: Ibuprofen - Trade: Motrin/Advil (types of ibuprofen) Drug Classification - CORRECT ANSWER-- Clinical indication (Antidiab...

a) Intrapersonal communication - ANSWER-occurs in the form of a person's inner thoughts and beliefs, colored by feelings that influence behavior i)Hidden component of the communication process ii)Require self-awareness and reflection iii)EX) thinking about how scared you are when you're about to get a shot Transactional model - ANSWER-they include comm., feedback loops, and validation Ex) Nurse and patient comm. Back and forth non verbal - ANSWER-physical expressions and behavio...

Are charts a legal document? - ANSWER-Yes What is your best legal device if you are in a malpractice suit? - ANSWER-the chart Can you put late entries into the charting system? - ANSWER-Yes What three steps should charting follow? - ANSWER-Assessment, Intervene, Evaluate What happens if you do not chart the information? - ANSWER-it technically never happened What is the mobile computer system called in the hospital? What did it used to be called? What do they mean? - ANSWER-WOW- w...

HIPPA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) - CORRECT ANSWER-a federal law that required the creation of national standards to protect sensitive patient health information from being disclosed without the patient's consent or knowledge.Regulated by compliance officer & provides whistle blower protection American with Disabilities Act - CORRECT ANSWER-Law that prohibits employers from discriminating against people with physical disabilities. Makes sure the patient has everyt...

care provider - SOLVED ANSWER-Nurse assesses the client resources, strengths and weaknesses, coping behaviors, and the environment to optimize problem-solving and self-care abilities of client and family change agent - SOLVED ANSWER-The profession continues to identify client, patient safety, and health care delivery problems; to assess individual and organizational motivation and capacity for change; to determine alternatives; to explore possible outcomes of alternatives; and to assess cost ...

In an effort to promote health, the home health nurse opens the clients bedroom windows to let in fresh air and sunlight, washes her hands often, and teaches the patient and family about the importance of hygiene and cleanliness. This most closely illustrates the ideas of which of the following people? 1) Jean Watson 2) Jurgen Moltmann 3) Florence Nightingale 4) Robert Louis Stevenson - SOLVED ANSWER-ANS: 3 Florence Nightingale believed that health was prevention of disease through the use ...

when does the assessment process begin? what is the next step? - CORRECT ANSWER-- initial meeting between nurse and client/ family - obtain information about the client's current and past problems in addition to your interview, assessment includes information you obtain from: - CORRECT ANSWER-existing records, past diagnostic testing, information from family, and in some instances, contact with previous health care providers, schools, or other referral sources objective data - CORRECT...

ANA Scope and Standards of Practice Standard 1. Assessment - CORRECT ANSWER-The RN collects pertinent data and information relative to the healthcare consumer's health or the situation. ANA Scope and Standards of Practice Standard 2. Diagnosis - CORRECT ANSWER-The RN analyzes assessment data to determine actual or potential diagnoses, problems, and issues ANA Scope and Standards of Practice Standard 3. Outcome identification - CORRECT ANSWER-The RN identifies expected outcomes for a pla...

code of ethics - ANSWER-implicit standards and values for the profession is the American Nurses Association Code of Ethics legally binding? - ANSWER-no bioethics - ANSWER-interdisciplinary field within health care that has evolved with modern medicine to address questions created as science and technology produce new ways of knowing (physicians, nurses, social workers, psychiatrists, clergy, philosophers, etc) nursing ethics - ANSWER-system of principles governing the actions of the nur...

The nurse knows which description would be classified as a closed wound? a. A large bruise on the side of the face b. A surgical incision that is sutured closed c. A puncture wound that is healing d. An abrasion on the leg - SOLVED ANSWER-a. A large bruise on the side of the face In a closed wound, as seen with bruising, the skin is still intact. An open wound is characterized by an actual break in the skin's surface. For example, an abrasion, a puncture wound, and a surgical incisio...

What is Nursing? - CORRECT ANSWER--protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities. -prevention of illness and injury -advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities and populations. What does it mean to assess? - CORRECT ANSWER-establish the database - holistic health history, physical assessment, review of the patient record and nursing literature, consultation of the patient's support people, and healthcare professionals. always make sure you're updatin...

Basic Concepts of Effective Communication - CORRECT ANSWER-Timely Accurate Complete Unambiguous Understood by the Recipient What is the foundation for quality Pt. Care? - CORRECT ANSWER-Effective communication T/F Who requires a code of conduct for HC organications? - CORRECT ANSWER-TJC TCJ code of ethics defines: - CORRECT ANSWER-- Acceptable/unacceptable behavior - Process for reporting/handling disruptive behavior, discrimination, disrespectful treatment - Includes "Zero ...

Communication - SOLVED ANSWER-Latin term that was derived from communicate. Means to share To share more information beyond the message - SOLVED ANSWER-What is the purpose of verbal and nonverbal behavior integrated into communication? Words Verbal/Nonverbal - SOLVED ANSWER-Communication connects people through____________ and __________/___________ factors Linear Model of Communication - SOLVED ANSWER-Focuses solely on the sending and receipt of messages Linear Model - SOLVED ANSWE...

The nurse is teaching a group of older adults about basic eye examinations. What would the nurse recommend about the frequency for eye examinations for most people over 65 years of age? a. Every 1 to 2 years b. Every 2 to 4 years c. Every 3 to 5 years d. When the primary health care provider recommends - SOLVED ANSWER-A. every 1 to 2 years A client presents to the emergency department reporting a foreign body in the eye. For what diagnostic testing would the nurse prepare the client? ...