NRS 101 Final Exam
Nursing fundamentals during crisis - answer-triage priorities change
-creativity w/ resources
stages of disaster response - answer1. Preparedness
2. mitigation
3. relief response
4. recovery
5. evaluation
individual and family preparation - answer-practice and teach good hygiene
-develop plan for closure of public facilities
-develop plan of contact
-stockpile food and meds
triage - answerassignment of degrees of urgency to decide order of treatment
role of BON - answerprotect public health
scope of practice - answerprocedures one can carry out within their license
standard of practice - answerprovide competent care
negligence - answerfailure to act as a reasonable and prudent person would act in a
given situation
malpractice - answerspecial type of negligence; failure to act as a reasonable member
of the profession would act
examples of negligence and malpractice - answerpoor communication, failure to
monitor, nurse fatigue, distractions in workplace
informed consent - answerclient must provide material facts concerning the care to be
provided; explain, know desired outcome, risks and benefits
delegation - answerprocess for a nurse to direct another person to perform nursing
tasks
5 rights of delegation - answer1. R task
2. R circumstance
3. R person
4. R direction/communication
Nursing fundamentals during crisis - answer-triage priorities change
-creativity w/ resources
stages of disaster response - answer1. Preparedness
2. mitigation
3. relief response
4. recovery
5. evaluation
individual and family preparation - answer-practice and teach good hygiene
-develop plan for closure of public facilities
-develop plan of contact
-stockpile food and meds
triage - answerassignment of degrees of urgency to decide order of treatment
role of BON - answerprotect public health
scope of practice - answerprocedures one can carry out within their license
standard of practice - answerprovide competent care
negligence - answerfailure to act as a reasonable and prudent person would act in a
given situation
malpractice - answerspecial type of negligence; failure to act as a reasonable member
of the profession would act
examples of negligence and malpractice - answerpoor communication, failure to
monitor, nurse fatigue, distractions in workplace
informed consent - answerclient must provide material facts concerning the care to be
provided; explain, know desired outcome, risks and benefits
delegation - answerprocess for a nurse to direct another person to perform nursing
tasks
5 rights of delegation - answer1. R task
2. R circumstance
3. R person
4. R direction/communication
