NSG 310_Final Exam Review_24SP

An effective objective for a client includes a time-bound component to indicate when the goal should be achieved.

This tool in cultural competency includes being egoless, open, self-aware, and reflecting on one's own biases.

Which of the following would NOT be considered a non-verbal communication technique?

What are considered effective competency examples for use of informatics in nursing? (SATA)

A nurse who returns after a 12-wk leave does not know how to use the new heart monitors. What is the best action?

A nurse in an ED for 15+ yrs anticipates emergencies, responds seamlessly, and bonds well with patients. Benner's Level?

Your client has no response to sensory perceptions, rapid resp, & no coping abilities. What level anxiety would this be?

A communication skill when the nurse transforms the client's message into their own words without losing the meaning.

This stage of grief includes acknowledgement of the situation and coming to terms with it.

Not harming a client is:

Nursing is an art and a science in which all clients are unique and need compassionate, therapeutic communication.

A voice communication system requires the nurse to press a button prior to each use.

Providing information so that a client can make an informed decision is:

Use of Health Information Technology (HIT) systems provide information necessary for complex patient care.

Implementation of Just Culture and safe care include the following: (SATA)

This organization works to ensure adequate preparation of future nurses with core competencies.

The most common reason for errors and adverse events in healthcare is related to failure to follow policy.

Ethnocentrism refers to the belief that other cultures are superior to your own.

The purpose of clinical decision support systems (CDSS) are to replace provider clinical decision-making.

CPOE indicates that EHR will contain the nursing interventions for the client.

Clinical decision support systems (CDSS) provide specific guidelines that enhance care and safety.

This organization works to ensure adequate preparation of nursing by advancing quality education.

My theory incorporates a client's culture and beliefs into nursing care.

What is not part of the process of documentation in nursing?

My theory examines the deficits and capacites of the client.

Doing good for a patient is:

Your client has limited thought processes but can adapt for brief periods. What level anxiety would this be?

My theory focuses on addressing the needs of the client and assisting the client if they cannot address them alone.

This step in crisis intervention can be beneficial for the healthcare team after a traumatic event.

Having truthful and trusting interactions with the client is:

In this type of learning, the nurse has the client draw up fluid in a syringe and inject an orange.

The public can be assured that someone is safe to practice nursing when they graduate from nursing school.

My theory emphasizes a caring, trusting nurse-patient relationship.

In this type of learning, the nurse has the client watch a video on how to draw up medication and give an injection.

An effective SMART goal: The client will increase exercise over the next six months.

The nurse provides information, resources, guidance, & emotional support to assist patients to self-manage their care.

Nursing ethics means doing what is right.

Caring is unessential to nursing practice.

A client admits there may be a health problem but says they don't know how to proceed. Which stage of Prochaska?

This tool in cultural competency includes responding and respecting a client's cultural differences.

An example of basic literacy would be someone who is able to understand what is read such as a medication label.

My theory focuses on the impacts of the patient's environment.

What is the different between verbal techniques and non-verbal techniques?

An investigative prospective nursing looks for a nursing program that has been approved by:

This stage of Prochaska's Stages of change the client denies there is a problem.

This stage of Prochaska's Stages of change the client engages in actions to effect change.

This organization created the Nursing Scope & Standards of Practice to guide nurses in skills & responsiblities.

This stage of grief involves asking God for more time.

A communication skill when the nurse has a brief pause that allows the client to process interaction & meaning.

For this exam, preparation will include:

Your client has confusion and rapid respirations and pulse. What level anxiety would this be?

A med surg nurse focuses on familiar clinical issues & searches for broader explanations of situations. Benner's Level?

A patient reminder about past due lab work would be considered an effective use of electronic reminders or alerts.

This stage of Prochaska's Stages of change the client acknowledges & agrees that there definitely is a problem.

This organization was responsible for the nursing Code of Ethics.

Interactive or participatory literacy is a client who will call the provider if they experience side effects.

This stage of grief includes disbelief in the situation.

Grief patterns that may be associated with long-term exposure to death & may be exaggerated and persist over time.

An example of this type of grief: A man progresses through the stages of grief while he cares for his wife in hospice.

There are some appropriate uses of social media with your client's information and these would be outlined in policies.