Patients Rights include:

Consent and control the use and disclosure of their PHI (&photos), Receive notice of an agency's privacy practice, Know that an agency will use its PHI ONLY for treatment, payment &operation

doodle randomly, stare out the window, try to copy everything

made affordable health insurance available to more people

The nursing shortage is largely due to:

an aging workforce and an aging population

Which of the following is a negative effect of WW2 on nursing?

Increased use of LPNs to substitute a lower number of RNs

The 1st amendment gives you:

freedom of expression, as long as it is not disruptive to learning or infringes on peers rights

Ethical principal of fidelity means...

Doing your best to meet your responcibilities

What is direct thinking?

Purposeful and outcome-oriented way of thinking

An example of false imprisonment is

Using restraints without a doctor's order.

Being an active listener during an interview includes all, except

Staring at their forehead so it looks like eye contact

Florence Nightingale:

used evidence-based practice to improve patient outcomes

these are learners responsibilities:

evaluation of their learning and growth, taking an active part in learning

Select the best description of beneficence.

the duty to do the best for the individual

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Social media??
linked in
twitter
Facebook
lock it down
2
Patients Rights include:
Consent and control the use and disclosure of their PHI (&photos)
Refuse to pay provider for past services
Receive notice of an agency's privacy practice
Know that an agency will use its PHI ONLY for treatment, payment &operation
3
Passive listeners:
doodle randomly, stare out the window, try to copy everything
doodle about what they are hearing
listen and look with full attention
identify words they are unfamiliar with and seek out resources
4
Affordable Care Act
got rid of health insurance
gives only homeless people free health insurance
made affordable health insurance available to more people
made health care more expensive
5
How can we practice critical thinking?
Asking ourselves what information we are missing
Investigating and asking questions
Observing with an open and curious mind
All of the above!
6
An example of formal education would be:
online based
time management
managing a house hold
private school
7
a concept map is an example of
more work for me
note making
learning
note taking
8
The nursing shortage is largely due to:
compassion fatigue and burnout
an aging populaltion and advances in technology
an aging workforce and an aging population
an aging workforce and advances in technology
9
an example of assault
hitting someone with a car
punching someone in the face
verbal threats
purposely allowing a patient to fall
10
Clara Barton...
All of the above
Was a teacher for 15 years
Founded the American Red Cross
Treated soldiers
11
Which of the following is a negative effect of WW2 on nursing?
Increase in medical knowledge
Increase in nurses' pay
Increased use of LPNs to substitute a lower number of RNs
Expanded healthcare services
12
the first school of nursing
Massachusetts General Hospital
Providence Hospital
John Hopkins Medical School
Bellevue Hospital
13
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
14
The 1st amendment gives you:
say what ever you want
freedom of expression
right to disagree
as long as it is not disruptive to learning or infringes on peers rights
15
Ethical Principle: Justice
to allow people to make their own decisions
to tell the truth
to be fair
to do no harm
16
Ethical principal of fidelity means...
Doing your best to be honest with patients
Doing your best to meet your responcibilities
Doing your best to make sure things are fair
Doing your best to ensure patient safety
17
this is a good study environment
False
True
18
study skills are learned and become a habit when used
True
False
19
textbooks, mini-lectures, lecture-discussions, cooperative are all
school
audio
learning strategies
visual
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Assures you due process
14th amendment
3rd amendment
1st amendment
19th amendment
21
What is law vs ethics
for one vs for all
Free vs equal
Together vs apart
Government vs religion
22
What is direct thinking?
Ruminative
Habitual thinking
Purposeful and outcome-oriented way of thinking
All or none
23
Nonmaleficence is to cause no harm or hurt
True
False
24
An example of false imprisonment is
refusing to answer a call light that rings frequently
closing the door to clients room
Using restraints without a doctor's order.
treating client differently because of religious beliefs
25
Being an active listener during an interview includes all, except
Using nonverbal body language to show engagement
Staring at their forehead so it looks like eye contact
Focusing on what the other person is saying
Offering a response connected to what they said
26
Florence Nightingale:
established the national league of nursing
used evidence-based practice to improve patient outcomes
championed development of psychiatric hospitals
became 1st president of American Red Cross
27
these are learners responsibilities:
relying on the instructor for all the answers
evaluation of their learning and growth
taking an active part in learning
fact checking the instructor
28
this learner is straight from high school
nontraditional
traditional
Gen X
Centennial
29
first state to establish law for LPNs
Mississippi
Montana
Alabama
Missouri
30
Select the best description of beneficence.
withholding or withdrawing life sustaining treatments
the notions of equity and fair distribution
respecting the right of an individual to make decisions
the duty to do the best for the individual
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Autonomy is:
Fair distribution of resoruces.
To do no harm.
Positive actions to help others.
Freedom from external control

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