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What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative data?
Length
amount
all the above
measurement
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An example of Clinical Reasoning is
prioritizing nursing care
organizing nurses breaks
identifying facts or values of clinical significance
preventing patient issues
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Some of what critical thinking requires is:
Careful, intentional thinking, reason & logic.
Witnesses and experts.
A lot of words.
Strong arguments and evidence.
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How many standards are in RN standards for practice?
9
7
8
10
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Informed consent does not require?
Procedure and details
Signature of client
Dietary Requirements
Name & Address of patient
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What is the difference between quantitative and qualitative data?
idk
quantitative uses stuff; qualitative uses words
quantitative uses words; qualitative uses numbers
quantitative uses numbers; qualitative uses words
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hich members of staff are included under allied health umbrella
Psychologist
Dentist
Nurse
Urologist
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Which is the correct APA referencing form?
Further evaluation was necessary (Wood + Leaf, 2013).
Further evaluation was necessary (Wood & Leaf, 2013).
Further evaluation was necessary (Wood and Leaf, 2013).
Further evaluation was necessary (Wood # Leaf, 2013).
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What is NOT an example of non-verbal communication?
movement
gestures
eye contact
whispering
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what is informed consent?
verbal permission to seek treatment
form giving the patients parents permission to release info
form stating the risk and benefits of a procedure
field trip form
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What is the definition of beneficence?
doing good or causing good to be done
to come as a natural increase or advantage
a skilled craftsperson
an object made by human beings
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give some examples of non-verbal communication
proximity & appropriate use of touch
signs, symbols and pictures
talking quietly and looking at the floor
posture, body language and gesture
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What is critical thinking?
The authors name/s?
The article title
The DOI
The journal title
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What is an example of therapeutic communication? Select all that apply!
giving advice
Using medical jargon
clarifying
silence
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Clinical Reasoning is critical thinking in the clinical setting
Yes
No
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Code of ethics...
Provides rules rules of behaviour for every circumstance
Intended for nurses of all domains
Was developed by doctors
Serves as a foundation for patients
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Non-verbal communication includes;
yelling
spoken words, signs and symbols
body language, eye contact and gestures
writing
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It is important to evaluate effectiveness of nursing actions to find out whether or not;
The person's situation has improved from the nursing actions
The nurse has maintained patient safety
The set time frame has been realistic
The patient and their family are participating
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The 8th stage of the clinical reasoning cycle is
identifying the main problems
taking action
reflection on the process and new learning
evaluating effectiveness of actions
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clinical reasoning allows the nurse to
see the big picture
Neither A or B
both A & B
focus on details
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Who is required to maintain patient confidentiality?
Patients
Family members
Doctors
Sales people
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Nures must work under what standards in order to practice nursing in Australia?
NMDA
NMBA
NOBA
NMBE
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What does the A stand for in SBAR?
Assignment
Application
Assessment
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Why do we have workplace confidentiality?
Protects your wage
Keeps all medical details about patient secure
Protects Client private information
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Which communication skill is not considered therapeutic?
Ignoring
Eye Contact
Body Language
Honesty
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What is qualitative data?
Number-based data
Word-based data
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Select the best description of beneficence.
the notions of equity and fair distribution
the duty to do the best for the individual
respecting the right of an individual to make decisions
withholding or withdrawing life sustaining treatments
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Define: beneficence
the doing of bad
the doing of good
doing nothing
the doing of something
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Standard five for Registered nurse standards for practice states what?
Develops a plan for nursing practice.
Maintains the capability for practice.
Engages in therapeutic and professional relationships.
Evaluates outcomes to inform nursing practice.
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What is Clinical Reasoning?
Capturing trends in labs, vital signs, & assessment data...
The ability of the nurse to Think In Action & Grasps essence
To reason as the situation changes by capturing trends...
All of the Above
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What is the definition of informed consent?
Permission granted from a patient
All of the above
Assuming the patient will agree
Not asking the patient anything
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Factors affecting clinical reasoning are:
financial
leadership and management
work organisation, interruptions and culture of environment
acuity
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What procedures need a signed informed consent?
Blood/blood products
Any invasive procedure (BM biopsy, PICC line)
Chemotherapy for malignancy
All of the above
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Which is the correct APA referencing form?
Blackwood (2012) suggested various potential solutions.
Blackwood (in 2012) suggested various potential solutions
Blackwood suggested various potential solutions in 2012.
Blackwood suggested various potential solutions (2012)
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What does confidentiality mean?
I don't listen well.
I tell everyone your secret
I don't tell anyone what we talk about
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Code of Ethics
Guiding principles that all members of a profession accept
We sign a document when we pass the NCLEX on ethics
We are nursing students not law students
Something I must follow to be a good nurse
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What is quantitative data?
Word-based data
Number-based data
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Critical thinking is the ability to...
see a negative side to everything
think clearly, rationally, & make connections between ideas
select the important parts of a piece of information
believe the truth -if it is on the internet, it must be true
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Synonym for Confidentiality
Private
Secret
Tell everyone
Apple
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APA referencing style is also known as
Author, date
Person, year
Writer, title
Date, author
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What is purpose of therapeutic communication?
to gather information about the patient's family
to encourage expression of feelings
to encourage yes and no answers
to speed up the discharge process
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What percentage of communication is non-verbal?
93%
63%
33%
83%
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Which is the correct APA referencing form?
Eric Red (2008). Aerostatics. London, England: OK Press.
Eric Red (2008). Aerostatics.London, England: OK Press.
Eric Red (2008). Aerostatics. London, England: OK Press.
Eric Red (2008). "Aerostatics". London, England: OK Press.
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Person centred care has three key components, one of which is...
Patient participation.
Education
Nursing input.
Cultural Safety
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What is autonomy?
The ability to make choices that are right.
The ability ot think and live 'big'.
The ability to make choices in line with values.
The ability to get motivated and move.
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What is better when referencing in text?
Paraphrasing
Copying
Direct Quote
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What does SBAR mean?
Situation, Assessment, Recommendation, Background
Situation, Background, Recommendation, Assessment
Situation, Assessment, background, Recommendation
Situation, Background, Assessment, recommendation
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What is barrier to therapeutic communication?
Listening attentively
Offering advice
Reflecting meaning
Giving information
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Which of the following is a component of SBAR?
Behavior
Situation
Reliability
Awareness
