NRSG 257 Exam 1 Questions And Answers.

____________ for risk factors that are known to create health problems is an important part of Assessment - Screening ____________ with patients mean moving from a paternalistic model (we know what's best for you) to a partnership model (we want you to be informed so that you can choose the best for you) - Partnering -Autonomy of practice -Self-Governance -Title and Practice Protection -Respect and Just Remuneration -Freedom to Practice -Workforce Sustainability -Protection in Hazardous Service - Nursing's Expectations of Society -Caring service -primacy of the patient -knowledge, skill, and competence -hazardous service -responsibility and accountability -Progress and development -ethical practice -collaboration -promotion of the health of the public - Society's Expectations of Nursing 1. Failure to follow standards of care 2. Failure with implementing safety3. Failure to communicate 4. Failure to document 5. Failure to assess and monitor 6. Failure to act as patient advocate - 6 Major Categories of Negligence 3 types of _______________: -Data Base -Focus -Quick Primary - Assessment A broad term that is used for reasoning about other issues such as promoting teamwork and streamlining work flow - CT A calling or form of employment that provides needed service to society and characteristics of expertise, autonomy, long academic preparation, commitment, and responsibility - Profession A clinical judgment about actual or potential individual, family, or community experiences/responses to health/life processes. This provides the basis for selection of nursing interventions to achieve outcomes for which the nurse has accountability. - Nursing Diagnosis A document that articulates the parameters of the relationship between the profession of nursing and society - Nursing Policy Statement A key part of the PPMP model, is essential to preventing failure to rescue incidents - Nursing Surveillance a specific term that refers to the assessment and management of patient problems at the point of care - Clinical Reasoning A specific term that refers to the assessment and management of patient problems at the point of care - CRA type of assessment that is comprehensive information you gather on initial contact with the person to assess ALL ASPECTS of health status - Data Base Assessment A uniform examination that measures a minimal level of competency for practice as a registered nurse - NCLEX (National Council Licensure Examination)