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What type of communication is a small group of people discussing a goal such as a patient-care conference?
interpersonal communication
small group communication
Transpersonal communication
intrapersonal communication
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What is evaluation? (select all that apply)
Is there evidence of expected outcomes?
Have the goals been met?
Is revision needed? Should we discontinue treatment?
When did the pain first begin? On a scale of 1-10, how much pain is there?
3
What kind of learning involves acquiring skills that require integration of mental and muscular activity?
Passive
Cognitivie
Psychomotor
Affective
4
What part of AD PIE is the intervention to achieve set goals?
Evaluation
Diagnosis
Assessment
Implementation
5
A patient is asking the nurse what his opinion is on a surgrey, is it appropriate for the nurse to give his opinion?
Yes that is completely fine
No, nurses should never give their own personal opinion
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Which of the following are components of effective noticing? (select all that apply)
Seeking Information - what additional information is needed?
Recognize Deviations from Expected Patterns - is this normal?
Making sense of data - how can I make this make more sense to me?
Focused Observation - being specific to what a patient needs
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What are some examples of how nurses express caring through communication?
Provide support and learning, ask how we can best meet their needs
Help patients trust you, install hope and faith
Be accepting and sensative to others
Always allow for spiritual expression
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Silent/withdrawn, special needs, angry, demanding, anxious, and confused are examples of what kind of challenges?
communication
Behavior
Health
Nursing
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What are some factors of professional communication?
Slacking in responsibility, not being trustworthy
Appearance, behavior, proper names and titles, assertive NOT aggression
Behavior, aggression, using informal names, irresponsible
Using proper names and titles, not worrying about appearance
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What does the nurse do during the pre-interaction phase?
Build trust, set the tone, clarify the roles of the client and the nurse
Review data, discussion with other caregivers, anticipation of concerns
provide information to help the client change habbits,help meet goals
Remind the client that the end is near, evaluate goal achievement with them
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What is an example of assessment? (select all that apply)
Creating a plan with the patient to assess their symptoms
Collecting information from a patient's medical records
Gathering information directly from the patient
Directly diagnosing the patient after assessment
12
Things the nurse can see/measure on their own is?
Objective
Subjective
13
What are some components of effective reflecting? (select all that apply)
commitment to inproving
Evaluation
Self-analysis
Always staying confident
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Gathering information from Family, other HC professionals, and medical record are what kind of sources?
Secondary source
Tertiary source
Primary source
Family source
15
Which of the following are components of EBP? (select all that apply)
Taking into consideration the patient's preferences and values
Saying "We've always done it this way"
Input from clinical experts i.e. experienced nurses, mentors
Credible research
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Which of the following are components of the
Tanner Model
of Clinical Judgment?
Responding
Noticing
Reflecting
Interpreting
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What type of communication is recomened for report and physician and care provider communication?
SBAR
small group communication
trasnpersonal communication
intrapersonal communication
18
Which scenario would it be appropriate to ask a "why" question
If a patient wants to stop their chemo due to ethical issue with family
If a patient decides they want to stop their medication
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What type of communication is prayer or meditation?
Transpersonal communication
interpersonal communication
intrapersonal communication
small group communication
20
What kind of learning includes all intellectual behaviors and requires thinking?
Psychomotor
Affective
Cognitivie
Passive
21
Gathering information from an Interview, observation, or physical exam is what kind of a source?
Interview source
Primary source
Secondary source
Tertiary source
22
Making sure a patient gets their antibiotic on time and gets their wound care per guidlines is an example of?
Evaluation
Diagnosis
Implementation
Assessment
23
When a nurse maintains their calm, confident manner and clear communication skills this is what?
Effective reflecting
Effective interpreting
Effective responding
Effective noticing
24
What is true concerning communication?
Not asking too many why questions
Remaining silent
not assuming that every patient wants to talk to you
telling a pt that you will be back in 20 min. to talk
25
What is The North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA)?
An association made so nurses can make medical diagnoses
Group of doctors who make an official medical diagnosis
Medical professionals who make the medical diagnoses for the nurse
Body of professionals that manages an official list of nursing diagnoses
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What is the NANDA list for?
Lists the nurses who are qualified to make medical diagnoses
Determines which nurses can make the diagnosis
Made to help keep all nurses in a common language to eliminate confusion
Helps explain what the patient's health issue is in a universal way
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What kind of learning deals with expression of feelings and acceptance of attitudes, opinions, or values?
Passive
Affective
Psychomotor
Cognitivie
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The nurse decided to help a patient complainig of chest pain before a patient with a stuffy nose, this is?
Planning - setting goals
Planning - prioritizing
Assessment - subjective
Assessment - objective
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What is making sense of complex, conflicting, confusing data, and patterns and using nursing intuition?
Effective noticing
Effection responding
Effective interpretation
Effective reflection
30
A patient presents with a wound, the nurse asks them many questions concerning the wound. What is this an example of?
Implementing
Diagnosis
Planning
Assessment
31
What is a road map that will help us move towards inovation and best practices?
FDA
NLN (National League for Nurses)
EBP (Evidence-based practice)
ANA (American Nurses association)
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What is the nursing process?
A 5-step clinical decision-making approach
A 7-step clinical decision-making approach
A 2-step clinical decision-making approach
A 10-step clinical decision-making approach
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After assesing the patient the nurse determines they are at risk for infection. What nursing process component is this?
Implementation
Diagnosis
Assessment
Planning
34
Is the component of "diagnosis" in the nursing process a nursing diagnosis or a medical diagnosis?
Nursing
Medical
35
When you are speaking what is 90% of what the patient is noticing?
nonverbal communication
body language communication
first impressions
verbal communication
36
What does the nurse do during the orientation phase?
Build trust, set the tone, clarify the roles of the client and the nurse
Review data, discussion with other caregivers, anticipation of concerns
Remind the client that the end is near, evaluate goal achievement with them
provide information to help the client change habbits,help meet goals
37
A patient in a coma can wake up and remember everything the nurse did or said to them.
False
True
38
Setting priorities, identifying goals & expected results, and selecting nursing interventions are what parts of AD PIE?
Assess
Implement
Plan
Diagnose
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What does the nurse do during the working phase?
Remind the client that the end is near, evaluate goal achievement with them
Review data, discussion with other caregivers, anticipation of concerns
Build trust, set the tone, clarify the roles of the client and the nurse
provide information to help the client change habbits,help meet goals
40
After antibiotics and wound care, the nurse confirms the patient is showing the therapeutic result what is this?
Evaluation
Planning
Diagnosis
Assessment
41
What type of communication is one on one interaction between two people that is typically face to face?
interpersonal communication
Transpersonal communication
small group communication
intrapersonal communication
42
AD PIE: Assessment, diagnosis, plan, implementation, and evaluation are components of what?
The pie-making process
The med administration process
The nursing process
The planning process
43
The nurse sorts through data, throwing out what is irrelevent and focusing on the relevant, what is this an example of?
Effective reflecting
Effective interpreting
Effective noticing
Effective responding
44
Recognizing when a patient deviates from the normal post-op routine is an example of?
Effective Reflecting
Effecting responding
Effective interpreting
Effective noticing
45
Is saying "we are doing everything we can to care for you" an example of false reassruance?
Yes, nurses shouldn't do anything to calm a patient, it's not their job
No, this is the appropriate way to help calm a patient
46
What does the nurse do during the termination phase?
Build trust, set the tone, clarify the roles of the client and the nurse
provide information to help the client change habbits,help meet goals
Review data, discussion with other caregivers, anticipation of concerns
Remind the client that the end is near, evaluate goal achievement with them
47
Getting information from patient is called?
Objective
Subjective
48
Presenting a presentation about scholarly work to an audience is an example of?
public communication
verbal communication
nonverbal communication
small group communication
49
What is the purpose of patient education?
To help patients understand pharmacology better
To help patients achieve the optimal level of health
To help patients achieve knowledge in the nursing field
To help patients understand nurse practice acts
50
What is SURETY S-sit at an angle; U-uncross legs and arms; R-relax; E-eye contact; T-touch; Y-your intuition used for?
Nursing assessment
Therapeutic communication
intrapersonal communication
Therapy
51
What gives examples of situations where nurses where in trouble because they used social media?
The ANA White Paper
The Ohio Board of Nursing Code of Conduct
The NLN White Paper
Hospital Guidlines
52
A patient has a fever and painful wound, in 24 hrs the goal is the fever and pain decrease, what is this an example of?
Assessment - subjective
Planning - prioritizing
Planning - setting goals
Assessment - objective
53
What is the means of establishing a nurse’s helping-healing relationships?
planning
communication
critical thinking
reflecting
54
What is a formalized plan used in health care to be sure you don't eliminate important information?
NANDA
ANA
NLN
SBAR
55
Reasoning through clinical situations and prioritizing is what?
Critical thinking
Prioritizing thinking
Common sense
Being smart
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What form of communication is also called “self-talk, self-verbalization” or “inner thought?" (AKA talking to yourself)
small group communication
interpersonal communication
Transpersonal communication
intrapersonal communication
