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Unit VII: Concepts Related to Healthcare
Pick two accrediting bodies
Pitfalls to evidence based practice?
Unit VII: Concepts Related to Healthcare
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Pitfalls to evidence based practice?
some of it is theory instead of actual research
not all published research is flawless
can be done in controlled circumstances, not real world
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Pick two accrediting bodies
Accreditation commission for education in nursing (ACEN)
Primary prevention healthy people 2020
HIPAA
The Joint Commission
3
Bre delegates a bed bath to a CNA. Who is responsible for the outcome?
The Doctor
The RN
The CNA
The hospital
4
The plague is a bioterrorism attack concern
True
False
5
Hospitals are considered primary prevention
False
True
6
The nurse refuses to wait on anyone who is from the north. What is this an example of?
unethical conduct
carrying out a physician order
damn yankees
unprofessional conduct
7
Casey giving her arm to Amber to start an IV is considered implied consent
False
True
8
The most serious risk of getting stuck with a used needle is
COVID
bloodborne pathogens
bleeding
screaming OUCHHHHH
9
Casey is a great nurse and always tells the truth. What is another word for being truthful?
justice
fidelity
beneficence
veracity
10
Sara was delegated a task by the healthcare provider. What kind of nursing intervention is this?
dependent nursing intervention
independent nursing intervention
11
The CDC recommends the use of puncture resistant containers for the disposal of all needles and sharps
False
True
12
Essential values for nursing?
Human dignity
Integrity
Altruism
Autonomy
13
Kalli orders music therapy for her patient who loves music. What kind of nursing intervention is this?
dependent nursing intervention
independent nursing intervention
Morgan Wallen nursing intervention
Thoughtful nursing intervention
14
What are some good ways we can minimize malpractice risks?
delegate properly
obtain informed consent
maintain patient safety
Use the nursing process
Don't do anything stupid
15
Sympathy is truly feeling what someone else is feeling
True
False
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A patient acts crazy in the hall. A nurse posts it in her snapchat story. This is allowed
True
False
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Vector-borne pathogens are carried by an insect or arthropod
False
True
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Bre contracts COVID and is in the incubation period. What is that?
Showing signs indicating illness
The recovery period
Period between invasion and showing symptoms
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Most insurance companies follow Medicare policy about reimbursing for never events or hospital aquired conditions
False
True
20
Tertiary prevention helps patients return to previous health level or as close as possible
False
True
21
Distributive justice seeks to have fair distribution of benefits and burdens
True
False
22
Adolescents (13-17yrs) are at most risk for
falls
fire
car accident
unintentional poisoning from drugs and alcohol
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If a patient is unconcious then there is an exception to consent
True
False
24
A tort law can be
intentional
quasi-intentional
non-intentional
strict
25
What are ways Amber can be a great advocate for her patients?
Be assertive
drink margaritas with your patient to bond with them
Recognize rights and values
work with others
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An advocate is a person who expresses and defends the cause of another.
True
False
27
All microorganisms are not beneficial to an environment
True
False
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What factors affect healthcare delivery?
being poor and homeless
access to insurance
increasing number of older adults
Womens health
Advances in technology
economics
29
You notice your patient on oxygen smoking a cigarette. This is totally fine
False
True
30
What are some ways we can reduce infection at home?
cook food to the proper temperature
Wash hands often
promptly refridgerate or freeze food
Don't kiss boys
keep immunizations up to date
31
Jen has an infectious agent living inside her. She is a ________ to that infectious agent?
home
susceptible host
reservoir
32
Kaitlin falls in love with a patient and starts dating him. What is this considered?
Nursing negligence
There is no problem if he is sexy and rich
unprofessional conduct
33
A DNR means do not treat the patient
False
True
34
Amber visits mexico for vacation and drinks the tap water. She just exposed herself to
water-borne pathogens
food-borne pathogens
vector-borne pathogens
35
What are some types of advance directives?
Self-determination act
Social Security Card
Healthcare power of attorney (HCPOA)
Drivers license
DNR
Living will
36
Sara demonstrates nonmaleficence as an RN. What is the definition of nonmaleficence?
being fair
tell the truth
be responsible
duty to do no harm
37
Kalli almost injected the wrong med but she dropped it on the ground and realized she grabbed the wrong one
near miss
never event
error
38
What are the types of infectious agents?
virus
fungi
bacteria
Cooties
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The receptionist typically explains a procedure to a patient and obtain consent.
False
True
40
You don't need a doctors order to restrain a patient
True
False
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What is one of the purposes of the state board of nursing?
to make nurses go crazy
Issuing and renewing nursing licenses
treating patients
obtain consent
42
4 goals of primary prevention healthy people 2020
Promote health and quality life across the lifespan
Increase quality and years of healthy life.
Create a healthy environment for everyone
Achieve health equality and eliminate health disparities.
Help patients return to previous health level
43
Jen invites us over to eat tamales for her bday. The tamales sat out all day at room temp. She exposes us to
diarrhea
food-borne pathogens
getting sick
vector-borne pathogens
44
Aliyah is in the recovery period after being sick with the flu. What stage of infection is she in?
Incubation
Prodromal
Convalescent
Full
45
A set rate paid to the hospital for patients specific illnesses
Access to healthcare
cost
Diagnostic related groups (DRGs)
Managing care costs
46
What does a root cause analysis do?
produce evidence to make healthcare safer
prevents nurses from doing the wrong thing
solves problems by identifying and correcting the underlying cause
47
We should all stay current with research and insight in client experience and nursing and medical interventions
True
False
48
The booty hole is a great _______ for bacteria to escape the body
portal of exit
portal of entry
49
A contract law can be written or oral
False
True
50
Empathy is feeling sorry for someone else
True
False
51
What are some ways that computers help in nursing?
planning care
Staying in your mans DMs
accessibility
Reduced errors
Snapchatting your bestie
research
52
You can use hand sanitizer after being exposed to C. Diff from a patient
True
False
53
Elderly (65+) are at most risk for?
drowning
burns
falls
poisioning
54
The overall goal of a patient advocate is to protect the patients rights
False
True
55
Nurses need to reflect on their own values on life
True
False
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Medical errors contribute to how many deaths in the US each year?
500,000
1,000,000,000
10
250,000
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A patient comes in with a really complex condition. Who can the RN delegate tasks to?
No one
CNA II
CNA I
Medical assistant
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Bre is in the prodromal stage of infection. This is the most infectious stage
False
True
59
What is a nurses top priority?
providing comfort
Cocktails after work
safety
making people better
60
What is autonomy?
the right to make one's own decisions
being responsible
being aware of who you are as a person
fulfilling your promise
61
"never event" examples
never say never
falls and trauma
transfusing the wrong blood type
forein object left in after surgery
62
What is the number 1 leading cause of death in infants?
suffocation
car accident
sunburn
drowning
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Aliyah has a patient in airborne isolation. She puts on a regular mask to put on before walking in the room. Correct?
True
False
