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WorksheetsExam ch. 1 & 2
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 33mins
Having a safe, effective, patient-centered, timely, and equitable environment are all elements of what?
The triple aim
Institute of medicine (IOM)
restorative health care
preventative health care
The triple aim (quadruple aim) was developed by what institute?
Insurance plans
of medicine
Healthcare improvement
FDA
What was NOT the reason for the triple aim?
improve the health of population
provide knowledge and resources
reduce the cost per capita
increase health expenditure cost and waste
improve patient care experience
Persistent inequalities in health, rapidly aging population, new and emerging health threats, etc. were all a part of what?
fundamental challenges
fixing the system
regulatory agencies
preventative health care
What is NOT what we need to do to fix the system?
new paradigm of health care delivery and financing
embrace the centrality of population and community health
focus on individual and family engagement
biomedical innovation
continue raising the cost of health care
Participants in health care:
consumers
licensed providers
unlicensed providers
Regulatory agencies:
U.S department of health and human services
state and local public health agencies
the joint commission
FDA
Focuses on educating and equipping clients to reduce and control risk factors for disease.
(type of health care)
(a)
Emphasizes health promotion and sustained partnership between patient and provider
(type of healthcare)
(a)
Diagnosis and treatment of acute illness and injury
(type of healthcare)
(a)
simply, acute care and involves the provision of specialized and highly technical care
(type of healthcare)
(a)
intermediate follow-up care for restoring health and promoting self-care
(type of health care)
(a)
addresses long-term or chronic health care needs over a period
(type of healthcare)
(a)
QSEN is __ high-quality safe care practices for nurses.
7
4
6
5
safety, patient-centered care, evidence-based, informatics, quality improvement, teamwork, and collaboration are all a part of what?
(a)
Provided to people who live within a defined geographic are.
(type of healthcare)
(a)
Thoughtful, person-centered care practice includes:
Knowledge base
Nurse's person attributes (attitude)
holiday spirit
Competencies
An approach to problem solving is (a) thinking
The nursing process (5 steps)
(a)
Adpie stands for:
Diagnosis
Evaluate
Planning
assess
implement
It connects nursing diagnosis, interventions, and outcomes. Organizes patient data and creates a structured plan of care.
(a)
observable information and measurable information (vital signs)
(type of data)
(a)
information reported by the patient that cannot be directly observed (I feel pain)
(type of data)
(a)
A clinical judgement about a patient's response to health conditions or life processes:
collaborative problem
medical diagnosis
nursing diagnosis
A condition that requires both nursing interventions and medical management
collaborative problem
medical diagnosis
nursing diagnosis
identifies a disease or medical condition based on diagnostic testing
collaborative problem
medical diagnosis
nursing diagnosis
_____ conditions are addressed first, followed by _____ issues
critical/acute
acute/critical
(a) is the most important thing, if you didn't do it, it didn't happen
ensures that healthcare organizations protect patients' sensitive health data while also allowing for its necessary use in providing care and administrative functions.
(a)
UAP stands for unlicensed assistive personnel
False
True
Who helps with ADL's and provides care under the supervision of licensed healthcare providers
(answer is the abbreviation)
(a)
What is NOT within the scope of a UAP
taking vital signs
giving baths
passing meds
transferring patients
(a) are responsible for the direct care of patients, including assessments, administering medications, and coordinating care.
This nurse helps coordinate long-term care for patients, ensuring they receive the right services, resources, and support. They often work with patients who have complex needs, ensuring efficient care transitions, advocating for the patient’s needs, and managing costs and resources.
(a)
SBAR stands for situation, background, assessment, recommendation
True or false?
True
False
(a) of care ensures the patient receives consistent care as they move between different stages of treatment or healthcare providers, preventing errors and improving outcomes.
(a) is the process of determining the priority of patients’ treatments based on the severity of their condition. It is commonly used in emergency situations to ensure that those who need immediate attention receive it first.
Gathering patient’s health history (medical, surgical, family).
Conducting a physical exam.
Assessing the patient’s mental and emotional status.
Recording vital signs and weight.
Identifying any immediate needs or concerns.
Developing a preliminary care plan based on initial findings.
Is what you do during the (a) assessment
Ensure Safety
Assess the Patient
Alert Medical Team
Document the Incident
Follow Protocol
Is what you do when a pt (a)
ABC's stand for Airway, breathing, circulation
True or false
False
True
Use clear, simple language.
Offer written materials that are easy to understand.
Use diagrams, models, or demonstrations to explain procedures.
Check for understanding by asking the patient to repeat key points (teach-back method).
Is what to do when you are going over patient (a)
