TCAT Fundamentals Exam 2
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What are the four categories of client needs designated by the National
Council of state board of nursing - ANSWER 1.Safe and effective care
enrvironment,
2.health promotion, and maintenance
3. Psychosocial integrity
4. Physiologic integrity
Four basic roles performed by the nurses - ANSWER 1. The nurse as a
educator
2. The nurse as a care giver
3. The nurse as a collaborator
4. The nurse as a delegator
What does the nurse as a caregiver do? - ANWER 1. Carry out health related
activities, contemporary caregiving roles
2. Develops close emotional relationship
3. Understand that illness and injury cause insecurity; use empathy
What does The nurse as a educator do? - ANWER 1. Instruct client about
complex health care arena
2. Provides health teaching pertinent to each client's needs, knowledge base
,3. Does not give advice
4. Allows the client to make a choice regarding his health care
5. Information to be shared and alternatives that might exist
6. Promote client participation
What is the role of the nurse as a collaborator - ANS 1. Collaborate with the
team to accomplish a shared purpose
2. Accountable for care management
3. Information shared with other health care professionals
The nurse as a delegator therefore - ANS 1. One who Entrusts responsibility
to another
2. Legal, appropriate delegation
3. Responsible for poor care
What is the purpose of
The nurse client relationship - ANSWER Move toward improving health, time
bound goals, encourage active client involvement
What are the principles underlying in the nurse client relationship - ANSWER
1.tx client as a unique person and with respect
2. Promote client physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well being
3. Encourage client participation
4. Individualize care
5. Accept client potential growth and change
, 6. Communicate using understood terms and language
7. Employ appropriate health care skills
What is the stages of the nurse client relationship. - ANSWER 1. Introductory
stage
2. Working stage
3. Terminating stage
What is the introductory stage - ANSWER Period of orientation, initial
interaction, and pt contacts relationship (state more than one concern)
What does the nurse demonstrate during the introductory stage - ANSWER
Polite and understanding, attentive listening and competence, proper
communication skills
Working phase- ANSWER Collaboratively planning care: implement plan
Partnership from both parties
Nurse encourage client autonomy
Terminating phase- ANSWER Nurse and client acknowledge urgent health
issues resolved, caring attitude and empathetic attitude enhance client
transition of care
Barriers to therapeutic relationship - ANSWER Positive relationship not
always achievable. So best practice is tx client the way you want to be treated
What is verbal communication - ANSWER Using words which include
speaking. Reading, and writing. Attention and concentration affect ability to
communicate
With Complete Solution
What are the four categories of client needs designated by the National
Council of state board of nursing - ANSWER 1.Safe and effective care
enrvironment,
2.health promotion, and maintenance
3. Psychosocial integrity
4. Physiologic integrity
Four basic roles performed by the nurses - ANSWER 1. The nurse as a
educator
2. The nurse as a care giver
3. The nurse as a collaborator
4. The nurse as a delegator
What does the nurse as a caregiver do? - ANWER 1. Carry out health related
activities, contemporary caregiving roles
2. Develops close emotional relationship
3. Understand that illness and injury cause insecurity; use empathy
What does The nurse as a educator do? - ANWER 1. Instruct client about
complex health care arena
2. Provides health teaching pertinent to each client's needs, knowledge base
,3. Does not give advice
4. Allows the client to make a choice regarding his health care
5. Information to be shared and alternatives that might exist
6. Promote client participation
What is the role of the nurse as a collaborator - ANS 1. Collaborate with the
team to accomplish a shared purpose
2. Accountable for care management
3. Information shared with other health care professionals
The nurse as a delegator therefore - ANS 1. One who Entrusts responsibility
to another
2. Legal, appropriate delegation
3. Responsible for poor care
What is the purpose of
The nurse client relationship - ANSWER Move toward improving health, time
bound goals, encourage active client involvement
What are the principles underlying in the nurse client relationship - ANSWER
1.tx client as a unique person and with respect
2. Promote client physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well being
3. Encourage client participation
4. Individualize care
5. Accept client potential growth and change
, 6. Communicate using understood terms and language
7. Employ appropriate health care skills
What is the stages of the nurse client relationship. - ANSWER 1. Introductory
stage
2. Working stage
3. Terminating stage
What is the introductory stage - ANSWER Period of orientation, initial
interaction, and pt contacts relationship (state more than one concern)
What does the nurse demonstrate during the introductory stage - ANSWER
Polite and understanding, attentive listening and competence, proper
communication skills
Working phase- ANSWER Collaboratively planning care: implement plan
Partnership from both parties
Nurse encourage client autonomy
Terminating phase- ANSWER Nurse and client acknowledge urgent health
issues resolved, caring attitude and empathetic attitude enhance client
transition of care
Barriers to therapeutic relationship - ANSWER Positive relationship not
always achievable. So best practice is tx client the way you want to be treated
What is verbal communication - ANSWER Using words which include
speaking. Reading, and writing. Attention and concentration affect ability to
communicate
