Unit 2 Quiz Quiz

Question 1

A nursing student is citing examples of situations that constitute invasion of privacy. Which examples are accurate? SAA

Accepted Answer

A nurse informs a woman’s husband she miscarried without consulting her, A nurse states in a press conference that a famous singer has cancer, Nurse tells parents of a 19 yr old she&#x27;s addicted to drugs without consent

Question 2

To prolong a hospitalization stay, the nurse documents no signs of recovery, but the patient appears cured.

Accepted Answer

The nurse may be charged with libel

Question 3

The nurse documents assessment data. What should she do to ensure that the data is meaningful to other HC providers?

Accepted Answer

Record objective information using accurate terminology.

Question 4

When should you use SBAR?

Accepted Answer

Shift Handoff, Transferring patient to the floor, Transferring to higher level of care, When communicating with the healthcare team

Question 5

Which client assessment finding should the nurse document as subjective data?

Accepted Answer

Pain rating of 5

Question 6

HIPPA stands for

Accepted Answer

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

Question 7

What is considered HIPPA violations?

Accepted Answer

Sharing patient information, Throwing PHI into the trash, Leaving the computer screen open with pt info showing, Leaving PHI in unattended public areas

Question 8

What is charting by exception?

Accepted Answer

Charting only the abnormal findings

Question 9

If a your patient is deceased can you still breach their confidentiality?

Accepted Answer

Yes, confidentiality still applies.

Question 10

A registered nurse is educating a nursing student about the importance of nursing documentation for risk management. SAA

Accepted Answer

"Always document the primary healthcare providers’ responses when called.", "A nurse’s documentation is the evidence of care that a client receives.", "Chart assessments and significant changes in the client’s health."

Question 11

Which statement reflects the “A” portion of SBAR?

Accepted Answer

“I’m concerned about the incision, it appears infected.”

Question 12

The S in SOAP charting is

Accepted Answer

Subjective

Question 13

Which of these records can a nurse use to document information specific to the client’s health in a story-like format?

Accepted Answer

Narrative documentation

Question 14

Refusing to follow the prescribed treatment regimen, a client plans to leave the hospital AMA. What is important?

Accepted Answer

The client must accept responsibility for possible undesirable outcomes

Question 15

A client having surgery has a signed advance directive in the EHR. In what situation should this document be used?

Accepted Answer

If the client cannot consent to the client’s own surgery.

Question 16

What is the definition of slander?

Accepted Answer

Published defamation of persons character., Making fun of someones appearance over text., Defamation of someones character verbally and/or published., Defamation of persons character verbally.

Question 17

A nurse assesses drainage on a surgical dressing and documents the findings. Which documentation is most informative?

Accepted Answer

"A 10-mm-diameter area of drainage at 1900 hours."

Question 18

How does a nurse incorporate the quality of accuracy into client documentation?

Accepted Answer

By using exact measurements for each client’s activity

Question 19

The nurse administers furosemide 80 mg, instead of the prescribed 40 mg. How should the nurse document this error?

Accepted Answer

Furosemide 80 mg by mouth administered

Question 20

If you make a documentation error, how is the error corrected?

Accepted Answer

draw a single line through the error, write mistaken entry, sign, and date

Question 21

A client is found lying on the floor next to the bed. An incident report should include which statements?

Accepted Answer

Vital signs are the following: T-98.6, P- 78, R-16, BP 166/78., The HCP was notified that the client was found lying on the floor., "I needed to go to the bathroom and didn&#x27;t want to bother anyone".

Question 22

Incident reports must be written for medication errors and needlesticks

Accepted Answer

True

Question 23

Incident reports are written in order to

Accepted Answer

determine patterns and trends

Question 24

Which of the following qualify as medication errors?

Accepted Answer

dose was administered outside the time window, medication dose was skipped without physician order, medication was administered via wrong route, wrong med dose was administered

Question 25

A nurse is following the guidelines for high-quality documentation and reporting. Which shows the need for add training?

Accepted Answer

"The client seems restless."

Unit 2 Quiz Quiz

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Unit 2 Quiz Quiz

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