What does OSHA require in healthcare facilitates?

Develop procedures that protect employees from blood pathogens.

Why is effective communication important in nursing practice, and how can it impact patient care?

It ensures that patients' needs are understood and addressed.

What role does non-verbal communication play in building trust with patients?

It helps convey emotions, empathy, and respect, strengthening trust.

In what ways can a nurse effectively communicate with patients who have language barriers or hearing impairments?

Using interpreters, visual aids, or written communication.

How can cultural awareness enhance communication and interpersonal connections with diverse patients?

By fostering respect for patients' cultures and preferences.

How can active listening be incorporated into nurse-patient interactions to improve understanding

By maintaining eye contact, nodding, and asking clarifying questions.

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Nursing review 3.03/5.01

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1
What does OSHA require in healthcare facilitates?
Develop procedures that protect employees from blood pathogens.
OSHA has specific cleaning standards for all areas.
Osha does not require any protection blood-borne pathogens.
To have a standard for equipment use and techniques to use when working.
2
Which is a mode of transmission for a blood-borne pathogen?
Sexual contact
Coughing
Holding Hands
Sneezing
3
What are some ways to protect your self from blood-borne pathogens?
Wearing gloves when there is a chance of exposure to blood
All of the above
Following the facility's exposure plan
Handle used sharps carefully and dispose properly
4
Why is effective communication important in nursing practice, and how can it impact patient care?
It makes the nurse's job easier.
It helps the nurse feel more confident in their role.
It reduces the time spent on patient care.
It ensures that patients' needs are understood and addressed.
5
What are the 3 common types of blood-borne pathogens?
CDC, OSHA, FDA
HIV Only
None of the above
HIV, HBV, HCV
6
What role does non-verbal communication play in building trust with patients?
It helps to speed up the communication process.
It helps convey emotions, empathy, and respect, strengthening trust.
It is only useful when the patient cannot speak.
It is less important than verbal communication.
7
always wear ____ when there is a chance of exposure to blood.
Mask
Gloves
Glasses
PPE
8
In what ways can a nurse effectively communicate with patients who have language barriers or hearing impairments?
Expecting the patient to learn the nurse’s language.
Speaking louder to ensure the patient hears.
Ignoring the patient’s difficulty and continuing the conversation.
Using interpreters, visual aids, or written communication.
9
What must you do when you are exposed to blood?
Have the resident clean it.
Wash the area immediately.
Get everyone to help you clean it.
leave it alone and let someone else clean it.
10
How many days can HBV last outside the body, on equipment, and surface?
7 days
5 days
10 days
12 days
11
How can cultural awareness enhance communication and interpersonal connections with diverse patients?
By assuming all patients from similar backgrounds have the same needs.
By fostering respect for patients' cultures and preferences.
By allowing nurses to ignore cultural differences and focus on skills
By using a universal communication approach for all patients.
12
A person with HIV will eventually acquire...
Diabetes
Aids
Covid
Cancer
13
How can active listening be incorporated into nurse-patient interactions to improve understanding
By writing down everything the patient says.
By interrupting the patient to clarify information.
By maintaining eye contact, nodding, and asking clarifying questions.
By responding immediately to every statement the patient makes.
14
What is Hepatitis?
Inflammation of the liver
When red blood cells die
When the immune system shuts down
Muscle weakness throughout the body
15
what type of vaccine can cure hepatitis C?
No vaccine
Twinrix
Flu shot
HepB

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