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WorksheetsI/E Module 3 Review
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 2hrs 51mins
Which of the following are apart of the LPN Nursing Process?
Data Collection
Nursing Diagnosis
Planning
Implementing
Nursing diagnosis is apart of this scope of practice....
LPN
APRN
RN
CA
LPNs have a independent role in which of the two phases:
Data collection
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
LPNs have a DEPENDENT role in which two of the nursing process:
Evaluation
Data collection
Planning
Implementation
Plan of care for patients should be:
Based on nursing preference
Goal directed
Based on the physician
Not individualized
Defined as information based on patient's opinion
(a)
Information that a nurse can verify is defined as:
(a)
Data collection consists of:
Verifying the information
Communicating information with team members
Establish outcomes
Ask questions to gather information
Barriers to data collection include:
Insufficient time
Cultural differences
Open communication
Personal Judgement
This type of goal takes weeks or months to accomplish
Short-term
Patient-centered
Long-term
Desired
This type of goal is realistic, measurable, with predicted time that it will be obtained
Short-term
Patient-Centered
Long-term
Desired
The following are types of care plans
Standardized
Computerized
Nurse Note
Multidisciplinary
Part of the nursing process where nursing interventions are applied.
Planning
Assessment
Implementation
Evaluation
Patient safety can be maintained by:
Trusting the patient will comply
Using precautionary and preventative measures
Initiating life-saving interventions when needed
Continuous data collection
Patient teaching occurs:
On Admission
With each interaction
On Discharge
For the patient only
Evaluation consists of:
Comparing desired to actual outcome
Assist to determine patient responses
Identify barriers to care
Report findings to team members
Which of the following are necessary as a first-line manager?
Nursing process/basic skills
Time-Management
Ability to learn new information
Avoiding conflict
First-line managers need the following skills:
Learning new information
Being assertive
Participating in gossip
Strong communication skills
Frist-line managers understand:
Legal aspects of health care
Ethical aspects of health care
Critical thinking skills
Stress management
Defined as the organization of all care required of patients in a health care setting for a desiganted time
(a)
Defined as how a person empowers and develops a team to meet and exceed patient outcomes
(a)
This type of leadership is task-centered and thrives on power
Democrtaic
Autocratic
Laissez-faire
Appointed
Autocratic leadership is beneficial for:
To please employees
Code sitautions
Crisis situations
Emergencies
This type of leadership is people-oriented and focuses on feelings...
Autocratic
Laissez-faire
Democratic
Independent
Laissez-faire leadership is beneficial when....
Code situations
When policies are not considered
Crisis situations
Emergencies
This type of leadership focuses on tasks and employees together.
Autocratic
Laissez-faire
Democratic
Independent
Democratic is beneficial when...
Daily nursing care situations
Meetings
Committees
Nursing care plan reviews
Core Leadership skills includes:
Motivate team members
Communicate assertively
Problem solving
Uncooperative team
The four "I's" of Transformational leadership are:
Idealized Influence
Independence
Inspirational motivation
Intellectual stimulation
Effective communication is...
Clear, consice, accurate
Misinformed, errors
Potential harm for others
Non-existent
This technique is to be used when communicating with team members...
Telephone orders
Verbally
Read-back verification
Face-to-face
This type of listening is key to ensuring that you are truly hearing what is said
Passive
Aggressive
Independent
Active
Critical thinking includes:
Analyzing client issues & problems
Interpretation, Evaluation, & Inference
Making judgements based on feelings
Using data to make informed decisions
Defined as the mental process used to analyze the elements of a clinical situation and using analysis to make a decision:
Critical Thinking
Clinical Judgement
Clinical Reasoning
Prioritization
Defined as the decision made regarding a course of action based on a critical analysis of data:
Critical Thinking
Clinical Judgement
Clinical Reasoning
Prioritization
Priority setting requires that decisions be made regarding the order in which:
Clients are seen
Assessments are compelted
How to open medications
Interventions are provided
Defined as organizing care according to client care needs and priorities
Time Management
Clinical Judgement
Clinical Reasoning
Critical Thinking
Good time management:
Facilitates greater productivity
Increases omission of important tasks
Decreases work-related stress
Enhances satisfaction with care provided
Defined as the process of transferring the authority, accountability, and responsibility of client care to another member of the health care team
Prioritization
Time Management
Assigning
Frist-line leader
Defined as the process of transferring the authority and responsibility to another team member to complete a duty
Assigning
Delegation
Time Management
Prioritization
When directing, monitoring, and evaluating the performance of tasks by another member you are:
Assigning
Micromanaging
Supervising
Delegating
The 5 rights of Delegation are:
Right Task
Right Circumstance
Right Medication
Right Person
When supervising you should:
Provide feedback
Criticize
Monitor performance
Intervene if necessary
The 5 rights of delegation include:
Right Direction & Communication
Right to micromanage
Right Supervision & Evaluation
Right to delegate all tasks
Defined as conflict that occurs within the person and can involve internal struggle related to contradictory values or wants
Interpersonal
Intergroup
Inner dialogue
Intrapersonal
Defined as conflict that occurs between two or more people with differing values or goals
Interpersonal
Intergroup
Intrapersonal
Inner voice
Defined as conflict occurring between two or more groups of individuals and can be caused by a new policy or procedure
Interpersonal
Intergroup
Intrapersonal
Inner monologue
5 stages of conflict are:
Latent Conflict
Felt Conflict
Drama
Perceived Conflict
This type of conflict has not actually happened yet but factors are present that could cause conflict.
Problem-solving
Felt conflict
Conflict Aftermath
Latent conflict
This conflict is perceived by a group of people despite the fact that no conflict may be present
Latent Conflict
Aftermath Conflict
Perceived Conflict
Problem-solving
This type of conflict is felt by the parties involved with emotional responses occurring.
Latent Conflict
Perceived Conflict
Felt Conflict
Aftermath Conflict
This type of conflict happens when parties are aware of the conflict and decide to take action
Latent conflict
Aftermath conflict
Manifest conflict
Perceived conflict
This type of conflict is the end result of the conflict process leading to positive or negative results
Conflict aftermath
Perceived conflict
Latent conflict
Manifest conflict
Conversations regarding conflict should occur:
In an open area
Surrounded by witnesses
In a private area
Over the phone months later
Components of problem solving are:
Identifying the problem
Discussing possible solutions
Analyzing selected solutions
Evaluating the solutions potential for success
Defined as use of communication during conflict negotiation to allow for expression in direct, honest, and nonthreatening ways
Open communication
Assertive communication
Closed communication
Passive communication
