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client centered communication strategies include: correct answer -building rapport -effective questioning -active listening -observing nonverbal cues -verbal responses cooperation, collaboration, and clarity of communication are all part of..... correct answer creating a culture of safety describe confidentiality correct answer providing only the info needed to provide care for the client to other health professionals on a need-to-know basis (release of info, unwanted visitation, publi...

•What is nursing telepractice? correct answer •Delivery, management, coordination of care & services provided via information & telecommunication technologies 1. PURPOSE OF A NURSING THEORY correct answer Why was the theory formulated? • Is there an overall purpose for the theory; a hierarch of purposes, or numerous purposes? • Is there a purpose for the nurse; person receiving care; society; environment? 1. Recognize Cues correct answer *Identify relevant data in a clinical situat...

A 35-year old client states to the nurse "I need to get better so I can go back to work and take care of my family." The nurse recognizes that the client is in which stage of Erickson's development? correct answer generativity versus stagnation A client has completed treatment for an addiction to prescription pain medications. As part of the client's therapy, the family participates in a family therapy program. Which reason would best explain the need for a family system approach ...

4 C's of Safe Clinical correct answer Communication clarity, collaboration and cooperation 6P's in Media USe correct answer Professionalism Positive Patient/person Free Protect Yourself Privacy Pause before you post Accountability correct answer Transparent to consumer Canadian Institute for Health Information provides information on Canadian hospital, infection rates, deep vein thrombosis, length of hospital stays, etc... Acculturation correct answer How immigrants from a d...

A 55-year-old client was admitted to the psychiatric unit after an incident in a department store in which the client accused a sales clerk of following the client around the store and stealing the client's keys. The client was subdued by the police after destroying a window display because voices had told the client that it was evil. As the nurse approached the client, the client says, "You're all out to get me, and you're one of them. They're Rostoputians and grog babies here....

A concept can be measured using a hypotheses and may be tested is considered which of the following? A. Theoretical B. Operational C. Abstract D. Non variable correct answer B. Operational A concept used in a theory may be which of the following? A. A sentence B. One or two words C. A sentence or paragraph D. A word, two words, or a phrase correct answer D. A word, two words, or a phrase A concept which is independent of time and space is considered which type of concept?...

Betty Neuman correct answer each person is a complete system; the goal of nursing is assist in maintaining client system stability Betty Neuman correct answer Health Care Systems Betty Neuman correct answer lines of resistance - internal factors that defend against stressors Betty Neuman correct answer nursing helps the person when stressors occur Betty Neuman correct answer Three types of prevention - preventative, corrective, and rehabilitative Betty Neuman correct answer types ...

2 types of statistical tests correct answer descriptive and inferential 4 Stages of Cognitive Development in the Nursing Profession correct answer Stage 1: Unilateral Dependence Stage 2: Negative/Independence Stage 3: Dependence/Mutuality Stage 4: Interdependence 5 rights of delegation correct answer Task Circumstance Person (delegated TO) Communication/Direction Supervision Affective learning correct answer Changes in attitudes, values, and feeling with regards to the new inform...

. A newly graduated nurse in the hospital states that because of being so new, participation in quality improvement (QI) projects is not wise. What response by the precepting nurse is best? a. "All staff nurses are required to participate in quality improvement here." b. "Even being new, you can implement activities designed to improve care." c. "It's easy to identify what indicators would be used to measure quality." d. "You should ask to be assigned to the res...

4 Types of Theory correct answers 1. *Grand theory*: broad and complex 2. *Middle-range Theory*: limited in scope and less abstract, address specific phenomena or concepts, and reflect practice 3. *Descriptive Theory*: phenomena are described, reasons why the phenomena occur are speculated on, and the consequences of phenomena are described 4. *Prescriptive theory*: address nursing interventions and predict the consequence of a specific intervention. 5 major theoretical models correct answ...

adaptation theory correct answers Defines adaptation as the adjustment of living matter to other living things and to environmental conditions. Occurs on 3 levels: internal; social (with others), and physical (biochemical reactions) basic processes in the development of nursing theories correct answers Nursing theories are often based on and influenced by broadly applicable processes and theories. These theories are basic to many nursing concepts: general systems theory adaptation theory d...

A top priority of AHRQ is getting its sponsored research results and new health information into the hands of consumers. How did this policy change from the late 1990s affect patient care for nurses? correct answer Patients are now better informed and more involved in their health care. When they ask questions to nurses during visits, they expect answers that are informative and useful. Describe analytical studies correct answer Analytical studies focus on the explanation of biologic phenomen...

A child is to be admitted to the pediatric unit following an automobile crash. when will the nurse begin discharge planning process? correct answer the day the patient is admitted a nurse receives information about a seminar on the prevention of pressure ulcers in patients who have diabetes. when considering the attributes of a professional nurse, what is the most important reason for the nurse to attend? correct answer the nurses desire to remain current with evidence-based trends in nursing...

6 C's of Caring correct answer Compassion, competence, confidence, conscience, commitment, comportment Advantages to nursing information systems correct answer better access to information, enhanced quality of documentation, improved quality of care, increased productivity, improved communication, reduced errors, reduced hospital costs, automatic billing, reminders and prompts for charting. Affective learning correct answer feelings Aggressive communication correct answer focus on th...

A theory is more believable/closer to the truth when...? correct answer It is tested and retested multiple times Best nursing evidence is _______________________ and _________________________ correct answer Methodologically rigorous and clinically relevant Does this statement describe quantitative or qualitative research? "Emergent and inductive" correct answer Qualitative research Does this statement describe quantitative or qualitative research? "Triangulation of data...

3 relational transactions correct answer interpersonal, interpersonal, contextual 7 domains correct answer -the helping role -the teaching or coaching function -diagnostic monitoring function -effective management of rapidly changing situations -administering and monitoring therapeutic interventions and therapeutics -monitoring and ensuring the quality of health care practices -organizational and work-role competencies Assertiveness correct answer any form of communication that takes...

A male patient receiving perineal care tells the nurse "It has started to hurt a little down there." What is the nurse's best response? correct answer "When did you start experiencing the pain?" A nursing assistive personnel (NAP) has finished making a surgical bed for a patient in surgery. How would the nurse instruct the NAP to leave the bed to transfer the surgical patient safely? correct answer Raise the height of the bed. A patient is being given a bed bath. The nurse r...

- Displaced fracture - Nondisplaced fracture correct answer - (comminuted or oblique) - (transverse, spiral, or greenstick) --> whether or not the ends of the bones are together · Spatial-perceptual problems may be divided into 4 categories correct answer 1. The patient's incorrect perception of self and illness. This deficit follows damage to the parietal lobe. Patients may deny their illness or their own body parts. 2. The patient's erroneous perception of self in space. The...

"Nursing is a therapeutic interpersonal process". This definition was stated by: correct answer Hildegard Peplau "The unique function of the nurse is to assist the individual, sick or well, in the performance of those activities contributing to health or its recovery (or to peaceful death) that he would perform unaided if he had the necessary strength, will or knowledge. And to do this in such a way as to help him gain independence as rapidly as possible "This definition of nursin...

3 types of canes correct answer Helps maintain balance by widening base of support -standard crook: provides the least support and is used by pt's who require minimal assistance to walk. It has a half circle handle, to hook over chairs -tripod cane: has three legs -quad cane: has four legs for wide base support 21% oxygen is correct answer room air (yellow) 2017 Hospital National Patient Safety Goals correct answer -Identify patient correctly -Improve staff communication -U...