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NU 100 Final Part 2 - revenge of the final part 1.
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Making patients leave "sicker and quicker," is a problem that interdisciplinary _______ hopes to resolve.
discharge planning
plans of care
2
Number 1 on the illustration represents which of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Love and belonging
Physiological needs
Self esteem
Self actualization
3
Which is an area of study looking at the relationship of various components that make up the knowledge of a discipline?
Metatheories
Abstract theories
Middle-range theories
Grand theories
4
Regardless of amount spent by facilities, DRG-established payment is the amount the hospital receives.
False
True
5
As a nursing role, caregiving is best described as helping patients:
by promoting healing through physical skills
do paperwork that they are not comfortable doing.
by promoting healing using interpersonal skills.
maintain and regain health.
6
In the following situation, which nursing level on Benner's scale would be the most accurate?
Expert
Competent
Proficient
Advanced beginner
7
Discharge planning begins:
when the nursing diagnosis indicates improvement.
when the patient arrives.
when the patient stabilizes.
when the doctor says they think the patient may be ready for discharge.
8
Quality improvement
Uses data to monitor outcomes of care process to improve safety.
Is a team effort everybody is responsible for.
Is the responsibility of the people making the money in the offices.
Is only imperative when being audited.
9
Public health nursing is a specialty requiring understanding of the needs of a population.
True
False
10
Environment, healthcare access/quality, social/community context, education access/quality, and economic stability
Social determinants of health
Determining factors of health
Scores of health
Health indicators
11
Orem's self-care deficit theory states that the more a nurse helps with self-care, the less deficit a person has.
False
True
12
As a nursing role, being an advocate includes:
encouraging the patient to stay, despite vocalizing they want to leave.
providing assistance in asserting patient rights if need arises.
protecting patients' human and legal rights.
using your gained skills and knowledge for the benefit of another person.
13
All of the following are seizure precautions, EXCEPT:
Safe - monitor person for safety/hazards in environment.
Stay - with person and start timing.
Sequester - block access to person having seizure
Side - turn person to their side if not awake and aware
14
Number 5 on the illustration represents which of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Physiological needs
Love and belonging
Self esteem
Safety and security
15
The following are all included in the code of ethics except:
Responsibility
Influence
Confidentiality
Advocacy
Accountability
16
Nursing theory that details interventions for a specific phenomenon and the expected outcomes of the interventions used.
Prescriptive theory
Specific theory
Outcome theory
Phenomenon theory
17
Number 3 on the illustration represents which of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Love and belonging
Self esteem
Physiological needs
Safety and security
18
Orem's self-care deficit theory encourages consistent reassessment of patients' abilities to complete self-care tasks.
False
True
19
As a nursing role, being an educator is used to improve patients':
knowledge and skills.
reading and comprehension skills.
ability to make informed decisions.
self-care needs.
20
In the following situation, which nursing level on Benner's scale would be the most accurate?
Competent
Proficient
Advanced beginner
Novice
21
In the following situation, which nursing level on Benner's scale would be the most accurate?
Expert
Novice
Proficient
Advanced beginner
22
In Trendelenburg, the head is positioned above the feet
False
True
23
Burn-out, PTSD, "get me the eff out of this place I need a new job" are all examples of what
compassion fatigue.
working in healthcare.
caregiver exhaustion.
working in healthcare.
24
Community based healthcare
isn't necessary when there are hospitals nearby.
allows for sharing of patient information when they have similar problems
often cares for the most vulnerable of populations.
practice within a community providing first level of contact.
25
Which theories bring theory to the bedside, and narrow in scope to a specific patient population at a specific time?
Metatheories
Grand theories
Middle-range theories
Practice theories
26
In the following situation, which nursing level on Benner's scale would be the most accurate?
Proficient
Advanced beginner
Expert
Competent
27
Which of the following are included in Watson's 10 Carative Factors?
Instilling faith and hope
expressing and promoting only positive feelings
Meeting human needs
Providing a supportive and protective and/or corrective environment.
28
Which theories are broad in scope, abstract, and do not provide guidance for specific nursing interventions?
Metatheories
Situation-specific theories
Grand theories
Middle-range theories
29
In the following situation, which nursing level on Benner's scale would be the most accurate?
Competent
Advanced beginner
Novice
Expert
30
Cortical activity is electrical activity in the cerebral cortex, which includes:
Thought processes
Regulating breathing
Regulating heart rate
Emotions
31
Number 4 on the illustration represents which of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Love and belonging
Self esteem
Physiological needs
Safety and security
32
Which theories are less abstract, address specific phenomenon, and take a wide-angled lens to nursing?
Practice (situation-specific) theories
Middle-range theories
Metatheories
Grand theories
33
What are two important aspects of a supported Fowler position?
Head of bed 49-60°
Having UAP holding feet of the patient for duration
Having UAP hold the head of the patient for duration
Knees slightly elevated with assistance (bolster, towel, etc)
34
Part of the autonomy of a nurse includes:
initiating independent interventions without orders within scope.
greater responsibility and accountability.
going to the bathroom without telling other staff.
giving pain medication without an explicit written or verbal order from MD.
35
With diagnosis-related groups, each payment is assessed on a case to case basis for reimbursement.
True
False
36
Accountability of the nurse is responsibility (professionally/legally) for the type/quality of nursing care provided
False
True
37
As a nursing role, being a manager includes:
managing budgets and finding solutions to budgetary problems.
organizing the activities of members of a nursing staff.
creating an environment that collaboratively informs patient-centered care.
creating an environment in which nursing staff can run themselves.
38
Number 2 on the illustration represents which of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Physiological needs
Self actualization
Self esteem
Love and belonging
