What are nursing sensitive outcomes?

• Can be influenced by nursing interventions

• Collaborative interventions

• Dependent interventions

What is the time frame for a short term goal

• Less than 3 mo

• 2 weeks

• 5 days

• A few hours or days

What is the purpose of nursing interventions

• To follow facility protocol

• To advocate for the client

• Achieve client outcomes

• To make the provider happy

If you don't know how to perform an intervention, the nurse should do it any

• TRUE

• FALSE

What can the nurse delegate

• Patient admission

• Patient discharge

• Patient post op

• Vitals on stable patient

What are the rights of delegation

• Right Task

  Right Person

  Right Direction

  Right Circumstance

  Right Supervision

• Right Task

  Right Person

  Right Medication

  Right Circumstance

  Right Supervision

• Right Time

  Right Person

  Right Direction

  Right Circumstance

  Right Supervision

  Right Room

What should be included in a nursing order?

• Date, Subject, Action-verb, Time & Limits

• Date, Time, Signature

• Action-verb, Time, Signature

• Date, Subject, Action-verb, Signature, Time & Limits

Once a nurse assesses a client's condition and identifies appropriate nursing diagnoses, a:

• Physical assessment begins

• List of priorities is determined.

• Review of the assessment is conducted with other team members.

• Plan is developed for nursing care.

For clients to participate in goal setting, they should be:

• Ambulatory and mobile.

• Able to speak and write.

• Alert and have some degree of independence.

• Able to read and write.

Well formulated, client-centered goals should:

• Meet immediate client needs.

• Include preventative health care.

• Include rehabilitation needs.

• All