Prioritizing Care Level Pass with Confidence Study Guides and Instructor Notes

delivery? Select all that apply. Correct1 Collaboration Incorrect2 Care planning 3 Communication Correct4 Clinical judgment Correct5 Cultural competency The Synergy Model describes eight nurse competencies, which include collaboration, clinical judgment, advocacy and moral agency, caring practices, facilitation of learning, systems thinking, response to diversity (cultural competency), and clinical inquiry. Care planning and communication are skills that every nurse should demonstrate regardless of the care delivery system being implemented. disaster triage tag system black - deceased red - immediate yellow - delayed (can wait) green - minor Which member of the healthcare team, when using the team nursing approach, is responsible for prioritizing client care? Correct1 Team leader 2 Charge nurse 3 Licensed practical nurse 4 Unlicensed assistive personnel When using the team nursing approach, the team leader, who is a registered nurse, is responsible for coordinating a group of licensed and unlicensed personnel to provide client care to a small group of clients, including the prioritization of client care. The charge nurse is responsible for assigning team members to each team leader. The licensed practical nurse and the unlicensed assistive personnel will receive their assigned tasks and client care from the team leader. A client with severe burns and injuries from a bomb blast is admitted in the emergency unit. Which triaging priority is preferable for the client? Correct1 Class I Incorrect2 Class II 3 Class III 4 Class IV A client with severe burns and injuries due to a bomb blast requires emergent treatment to prevent life-threatening complications. Therefore the client should be considered for class I triage. Clients belonging to class II have major injuries that require normal treatment. Clients belonging to class III have minor injuries that do not require immediate treatment. Clients belonging to class IV are not allotted treatment because they are expected to die. What term began to be used in the 1960s to describe case management? 1 Process control 2 Risk management 3 Quality improvement Correct4 Utilization management In the 1960s, insurers began to use nursing case management (NCM) as a strategy to manage the needs of complex clients who require coordination over the course of treatment. Acute care hospitals used nurses in this role under the term "utilization