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Nurse practice acts:
regulate nurse licensure
define the scope of nursing in the state
protect patient financial well being
protect patient privacy
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What should be included in nursing documentation?
Medications
Interventions
Outcomes
Assessments
3
Which statement best describes therapeutic communication?
Active listening
Giving advice
Showing empathy
Sharing personal experiences
4
Which type of tasks do practical nurses commonly perform?
House painting
Tax filing
Wound dressing
Website design
5
What is the purpose of hand hygiene?
Promote relaxation
Prevent infections
Improve circulation
Ensure patient privacy
6
Be aware of your own culture and the patients' culture, incorporate culture into nursing plan
culturally sensitive care
putting culturally competent care into practice
putting culturally sensitive care into practice
culturally competent care
7
Professional Nursing code of ethics code or nursing ethics include
Responsibility
Accountability
Advocacy
Confidentiallity
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Based on HIPPA guidelines, a MA should take which of the following safeguards when leaving a workstation?
Lock the computer
Minimize open programs
Turn off the computer monitor
Exit the program
9
What is the main source of financing for out-of-pocket payments?
Premiums
Direct payment by individuals
Taxes
Donations
10
What is the legal term for the unauthorized disclosure of a patient's private medical information?
Negligence
Battery
Defamation
HIPAA Violation
11
In nursing, patient care priorities are based on:
Maslow's hierarchy of needs
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
Five Stages of Grief by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
Person Centered Planning (PCP)
12
Transcultural Nursing refers to nursing practice that is patient centered, evidence-based and considers culture
False
True
13
What does the continuum of care aim to provide?
Comprehensive care
Fragmented care
Limited care
Inadequate care
14
Non-therapeutic communication includes
Giving false assurances
Giving advise
Using Touch
Using Silence
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A nurse that has Knowledge and Skills to adapt nursing care to other culture
Transcultural nursing
Nursing incivilty
Interpersonal communication
Multicultural nursing
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Cultural awareness is critical in nursing. Who is the best person to ask about beliefs?
Just guess
Review the chart
The family
The patient
17
Which legal term refers to the unauthorized use or reproduction of someone else's work?
Copyright Infringement
HIPAA Violation
Defamation
Battery
18
What is the purpose of a nasogastric tube?
Feeding and medication administration
Collecting urine samples
Administering medication
Monitoring heart rate
19
What is the first step in the nursing process?
Implementation
Assessment
Planning
Diagnosis
20
What are the purposes of nursing documentation?
Quality improvement
Continuity of care
Research
Workflow management
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In cross cultural counseling, what needs to be built?
Trust
Stories
Conversation
Respect
22
HIPPA stands for
Hospital insurance portability and accountability act
Health insurance portability and accountability act
Health insurance privacy and accountability act
Health insurance privacy and affairs act
23
What is an outcome associated with a fragmented continuum of care?
Health outcomes
Patient satisfaction
Medical errors
Treatment compliance
24
Good Samaritan Act
protects only physicians
protects one from harming another person
protects one from lawsuits in emergency situations
protects only the injured
25
What is the main source of financing for private insurance?
Premiums
Payroll taxes
Donations
Taxes
26
What is a potential benefit of an effective continuum of care?
Unchanged healthcare costs
Reduced healthcare costs
Increased healthcare costs
Irrelevant healthcare costs
27
Who is involved in the continuum of care?
Individual provider
Multidisciplinary team
Autonomous practitioner
Siloed professionals
28
Of HIPPA, which of the following is the highest priority
Privacy of doctors information
Both A and C
Patient care and safety
Security of medical records
29
Holistic Nursing is:
All of the above
illness; and the impact of the ilness of the persons abiity to self-care
social, economic, and spiritual needs of the person; their response to
Comprehensive or total patient care that considers the physical, emotional
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Nurse Practice Acts
civil state laws; nursing & standards w/n each stateFalls under admin law
protect society & provide punishment; defined by state & fed legislation
from federal and state constitutions
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Why is the continuum of care important?
Improved outcomes
Interrupted outcomes
Worsened outcomes
Unchanged outcomes
32
Patient wants to grant his daughter as health care proxy. The minimum age eligibility is?
21
14
16
18
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Therapeutic communication:
Is light and superficial in nature
Involves equal shares of thoughts and feelings
Promotes trust and good rapport
Serves the need of both participants
34
Most civil law cases against healthcare are for?
Malpractice
Negligence
Libel
Wrongful death
35
Which term refers to the negligence or disregard for the safety of a patient?
Informed Consent
Assault
Negligence
Malpractice
36
What does ADL stand for?
Active daily living
Assessment and documentation
Activities of daily living
Advanced diagnostic lab
37
Under HIPPA which of the following is considered to be protected health information
All of the above
Patient’s phone number
Diagnosis
Patients name
38
What does the acronym CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation
Centralized patient recording
Controlled pain relief
39
What is the main goal of healthcare reform?
Universal coverage
Free healthcare
Affordable care
Privatized system
40
Which term refers to the intentional touching without consent?
Assault
Battery
Negligence
Defamation
41
What is the main goal of value-based healthcare?
Increase coverage
Reduce wait times
Lower costs
Improve quality
42
Who contributes to the patient's care plan in the nursing process?
patient
patient's family
patient's best friend
health care team
43
Respecting Cultural Needs, Working in Partnership, Acting With Integrity are principles from..
Code of Conduct
The Treaty of Waitangi
Your Parents
Code of Ethics
44
Good Samaritan Act States:
Held accountable for not stopping
Must be a prudent person
You have to respond
Once care begins, can not stop until qualified person
45
Therapeutic communication techniques include..
using silence
giving advice
giving false reassurances
asking probing personal questions
46
What is the process of reporting a suspected case of child abuse called?
Assault
Defamation
Mandatory reporting
Child neglect
47
Which type of tasks do practical nurses commonly perform?
Building construction
Legal counseling
Website development
Medication administration
48
What is a critical aspect of a practical nurse's job?
Sorting mail
Repairing furniture
Monitoring patients
Answering phones
49
What is an essential quality for a practical nurse to have?
Sewing skills
Compassion
Sales skills
Math skills
50
Which term refers to the willful failure of a healthcare provider to fulfill care obligations?
Negligence
Malpractice
Assault
Battery
51
Nurse practice acts
are state based
require endorsement from the federal government to change any statutes
are consistent from state to state
focus on discipline of nurses
52
Basic Concepts of Healthcare
:
Torts
is the category of wrongful acts in civil law.
True
False
53
Care based on nursing process, patient and family preferences, culture and spiritual beliefs
patient centered care
systematic care
clinical practice
critical thinking
54
Negligence charges in healthcare are civil laws, not a criminal laws.
True
False
55
Why is nursing documentation important?
Accountability
Communication
Legal evidence
Patient care
56
These are the majority of civil lawsuits in healthcare
tort
malpractice
negligence
57
What is the primary role of a practical nurse?
Provide direct care
Perform surgeries
Assist doctors
Manage hospital finances
58
Practicing healthcare without license fall under civil law?
True
False
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What is an important responsibility of a practical nurse?
Marketing and promotion
Web design
Patient advocacy
Budgeting and accounting
60
Nurse Practice Acts:
are not valid in Louisiana
differentiate between a qualified and unqualified nurse
approve students before enrolling into a nursing program
are laws that protect nurses
61
Holistic nursing includes
Rest and reassurance
Psychological wellbeing
All of these
Physical wellbeing
62
Effective therapeutic communication skills require _____________.
verbal and nonverbal communication techniques
English-speaking patients of family members
correct use of complex medical terminology
supervision by advanced life support personnel
63
What is the main source of financing for Medicare?
Taxes
Premiums
Donations
Payroll taxes
64
Cultural sensitivity in nursing is important because?
all of the above
Being aware and sympathetic can develop cultural competence
Failure to develop sensitivity can lead to unecessary stress
Failure could lead to resistance to plans for thr care
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Which example does not violate any HIPPA laws
discuss pt information on lunch break
leaving your computer without logging out
discussing pt. info with another co-worker who is assisting
throwing away pt. information in the trash can
66
What is the legal term for the failure to provide a reasonable standard of care?
Assault
Defamation
Battery
Negligence
67
What is the purpose of electronic health records (EHRs)?
Coordinate care
Streamline billing
Enhance communication
Improve privacy
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Define Holistic Nursing
Care of the mind, body, and spirit
ROM practice
Teaching people how to shout
The art of sewing holey clothes
