Which defines an Ethical DILEMMA?

a problem whensomething wrong must be done in order to do something right

Which defines intrapersonal communication?

self-talk, or the inner dialogue we have with ourselves

Which accurately describes the Nursing Process?

Assess, Diagnose, Plan, Implement, Evaluate

What would be an example of a near miss event?

nurse pulls the wrong med, but stops it when she enters the room to give it

A nurse collaborating with a doctor would be which type of collaboration?

interprofessional collaboration

Which defines computer fluency?

knowing a computer well enough to learn new skills & programs independently

What do Nurse Practice Acts (NPAs) do?

NPAs regulate the scope of nursing practice

What is "just culture"?

Finding balance between learning from mistakes & discipline for mistakes

Which defines the 'working' phase of the nurse-client relationship?

Solving problems and accomplish goals

Which defines an error of commission?

doing something wrong-amt wrong-wrong time, wrong med, route

What defines accountability?

ability and the willingness to accept responsibility & related consequences

Which is an example of a dependent intervention?

Nurse must have doctors order/prescription before implementing intervention

Which defines spirituality?

principle, experience, attitude and belief w/ transcendence & inner person

Which defines enculturation?

When a person learns the norms, values, and behaviors of aculture

Which defines an affective learning domain?

changing or influencing attitudes

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1
Which is not a type of electronic record system?
Electronic Health Record (EHR)
Electronic Medical AI
electronic Personal Health Record (ePHR)
Electronic Medical Record (EMR)
2
Which is not an example of something that governs nursing practice?
Code of Ethics
Standards of Practice
Standards of Professional Practice
QSEN Competencies
3
Which defines an Ethical DILEMMA?
Protecting clients’ rights and human dignity
a problem whensomething wrong must be done in order to do something right
a problem with an ethical dimension, most with reasonably clear solutions
Working with unethical or impaired colleagues
4
Which is an example of a nursing diagnosis?
Diabetes Mellitus
Fluid Volume defecit
Seizure disorder
Appendicitis
5
To do no harm is an example of which ethical principle?
non-malfecence
beneficience
justice
autonomy
6
The 5 rights are: Task, Circumstance, Person, Direction, & Supervision
True
False
7
Which defines intrapersonal communication?
Communication with others, verbal and nonverbal
self-talk, or the inner dialogue we have with ourselves
Communication between members of the healthcare team
Communication between individuals in the same profession
8
A pt. comes into the ER, she accidentally made her baby's formula too hot. Your first question should be "why?".
False
True
9
Which accurately describes the Nursing Process?
Diagnose, Assess, Plan, Evaluate Implement
Assess, Diagnose, Plan, Evaluate, Implement
Assess, Diagnose, Plan, Implement, Evaluate
Diagnose, Plan, Assess, Implement, Evaluate
10
Which is not included in Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
Esteem
Physical
Safety
Physiological
11
Which factor contributes to poor quality of care the MOST?
Lack of access to providers
Lack of access to grocery stores
Lack of public transportation
Health insurance
12
Which task could the nurse delegate to the NAP (nursing assistive personnel)
providing discharge education
admission assessment
bathing a patient
administering medication
13
What would be an example of a near miss event?
nurse pulls the wrong med, but stops it when she enters the room to give it
nurse pulls the correct med and administers it safely
nurse administers the wrong medication to their patient and they go septic
nurse gives wrong med but patient has no adverse reaction
14
Which is an example of secondary research?
Quantitative Studies
Mixed methods
Evidence summaries
Qualitative studies
15
A nurse collaborating with a doctor would be which type of collaboration?
nurse-patient collaboration
interorganizational collaboration
interprofessional collaboration
intraprofessional collaboration
16
What does the 'L' stand for in the acronym SOLER?
let the pt. talk openly
lean away from the pt.
lose interest quickly
lean toward the pt.
17
Which defines computer fluency?
ability to perform tasks
ability to perform tasks on a computer
knowing a computer well enough to learn new skills & programs independently
ability to perform tasks well (and understand meaning)
18
What law was put into place to ensure patient's privacy regarding their medical information.
ANS Act
ADA
HIPAA
ABCD
19
What do Nurse Practice Acts (NPAs) do?
Philosophical ideals of right and wrong
prepares nurses with competencies to continuously improve quality of care
NPAs regulate the scope of nursing practice
Describe a competent level of behavior in the professional role
20
What is "just culture"?
Treating everyone fairly
Learning from your mistakes
Disciplining nurses for every mistake they make while on the clock.
Finding balance between learning from mistakes & discipline for mistakes
21
Which defines the 'working' phase of the nurse-client relationship?
Solving problems and accomplish goals
Planning for the future
Occurs before meeting client
Getting to know each other
22
Which is not a part of the FICA religious assessment?
Faith
Family
Community
Address
23
Making the right decision based upon what you have personally experienced is an example of what?
Ethics of Character (Virtue)
Utilitarianism
Ethics of Relationship (Caring)
Deontology
24
Which is not a Nursing Role
Diagnose the pt.
Manage the pt.s plan of care
Educate the pt.
Act as an advocate for the pt.
25
Which defines an error of commission?
not doing something that should've been done Delayed or partially completed
stop error before occurs: about to give med but notice wrong route
doing something wrong-amt wrong-wrong time, wrong med, route
not completed as intended
26
What defines accountability?
the obligation to complete a task
the process where responsibility and authority are transferred to another
ability and the willingness to accept responsibility & related consequences
he right to act or command the actions of others
27
Which is an example of a dependent intervention?
Two nurses are needed to implement the intervention.
Nurse must have doctors order/prescription before implementing intervention
Multiple health care professionals are needed to implement interventions.
Nurse is able to implement interventions on her own.
28
A pt. "goal" on a concept map should use the SMART criteria.
True
False
29
Which is not a therapeutic communication strategy?
active listening
silence
redirecting the pt.
interrupting the pt.
30
Which defines spirituality?
principle, experience, attitude and belief w/ transcendence & inner person
specific religious tradition/belief, thing that c/n be perceived w 5 senses
The ability to touch another person both physically and spiritually.
Beliefs practices adopted behaviors, guided by faith/specific denomination
31
A nurse can delegate IV meds to an LPN?
False
True
32
Which is not under the scope of ethics?
Clinical/Research
Societal
Facility
Organizational
33
A pt. has terminal cancer and has just received the news. You should say, "Don't worry. We'll get rid of your cancer!"
False
True
34
Which defines enculturation?
acquiring new attitudes, roles, customs, behaviors after seeing new culture
Individuals retain a dual pattern of cultural identification
When a person learns the norms, values, and behaviors of aculture
A common ancestry that leads to shard values and beliefs
35
Communication can be both verbal and non-verbal.
False
True
36
Which defines an affective learning domain?
All of the above
changing or influencing attitudes
increasing knowledge
developing or improving a skill
37
Which definition matches Veracity?
Respect for persons
The duty to tell the truth
Loyalty, faithfulness, being trustworthy
Treating others equitably, fairly, and appropriately

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