Client Care Coordination Quiz

What is the purpose of client care coordination?

• To ignore the role of nurses on the health care team

• To decrease the quality of client care

• To increase the risk of adverse events

• To reduce the risk of adverse events

What is the process of planning the time available in accordance with goals to achieve?

• ALERTS

• PLANNING

• REMINDERS+

• TIME MANAGEMENT

What does SMART stand for in the context of goal setting?

• Simple, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound

• Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timely

• Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timely

• Structured, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Timely

What is the purpose of the SBAR handoff tool in nursing?

• To avoid communication with the health care team

• To complicate communication

• To organize thoughts and activities in a factual manner

• To confuse thoughts and activities

What is client acuity?

• The stability of a client's condition

• The complexity of a client's condition

• The risk of a client's condition

• The simplicity of a client's condition

What is the purpose of delegation in nursing?

• To complicate the discharge planning process

• To standardize and have clear guidelines for assigning tasks

• To avoid responsibility

• To delegate tasks out of the health care personnel's scope of practice

What are the five rights of delegation?

• Right assessment, Right treatment, Right care plan, Right discharge, Right referral

• Right patient, Right medication, Right diagnosis, Right procedure, Right follow-up

• Right time, Right place, Right equipment, Right training, Right documentation

• Right task, Right circumstance, Right person, Right directions and communication, Right supervision and evaluation

What is the purpose of team nursing?

• To avoid collaboration with other nurses

• To work individually without sharing responsibilities

• To decrease teamwork in client care

• To increase teamwork in client care

What is noncompliance in the context of client care?

• Failure to act in accordance with a plan

• Strict adherence to a plan

• Client's adherence to health outcomes

• Client's control over health outcomes

What are the barriers to interprofessional collaboration?

• Miscommunication, Trust, Respect, Perceived importance

• Miscommunication, Distrust, Lack of respect, Misunderstanding of roles

• Miscommunication, Distrust, Lack of respect, Different levels of importance