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WorksheetsNurse Residency Session 3 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Why are the skills identified by TeamSTEPPS considered vital in healthcare settings?
They help reduce paperwork
They are vital for effective teamwork and ensuring high-quality patient care
They improve hospital profits
They eliminate the need for training
Where can you find resources for Patient Education/Teach Back?
Handouts in Nurse Residency folder
Intranet
In the medication cart
EPIC
When a patient is transferred from one unit to another, outline the steps you should take according to the documentation guidelines.
Obtain new orders, double-check provider contact, perform full head-to-toe nursing assessment
Update the medication list, family contacts, and use previous orders for first hour
Skip provider contact and continue previous orders for upr to 24 hours
Notify billing and update insurance information
When does discharge planning begin?
After the patient leaves the hospital
At the time of admission
During the last day of hospitalization
Only when requested by the patient
What is the primary goal of case management?
To increase hospital profits
To meet patients’ and family’s comprehensive health needs while promoting patient safety and providing quality, cost-effective care
To reduce the number of healthcare workers
To eliminate patient involvement in care decisions
How does the Medical Social Worker contribute to the Case Management Team?
Coordinates plan to meet ongoing needs
Identifies social barriers and provides support to patients and families
Reviews admissions for medical necessity
Administers compliance forms
Which member of the Case Management Team is responsible for coordinating the plan to meet ongoing needs?
UR Nurse
Medical Social Worker
Case Manager
Case Manager Assistant (CMA)
Why is Multidisciplinary Rounding considered a valuable tool in healthcare?
It improves quality, safety, and patient experience
It increases paperwork for staff
It limits communication among team members
It focuses only on financial outcomes
Which of the following best describes what "interdisciplinary rounds" are in a healthcare setting?
The plan for the day and the plan for the stay
Change of shift reports
Patient discharge instruction review
Medication reconciliation
What is the green requisition slip for?
Patient wants more to eat
Patient didn’t like what they got
Staff forgot their food at home
Missing item (s) from patient tray
Blood culture sets should be drawn from two separate sites at least ____ apart from one another.
5 minutes
10 minutes
15 minutes
20 minutes
Calling an MTP (Massive Transfusion Protocol) gets the blood faster.
True
False
Which of the following is a CCR trigger?
Expensive medications (i.e. Dapto or Teflaro)
Guardianship
No Insurance
Non-citizens needing rehab/long-term care
Which of the following scenarios would most likely require help with identifying the HCP/Surrogate Decision Maker?
Family issues
Chemo/Radiation and needing rehab
Patients needing LTC with no Medicaid
IVDA and requiring long-term antibiotics
Referrals for CCR can come from which of the following disciplines?
Only CM/SW
Only MD and Nursing
Any discipline including CM/SW, MD, Nursing, Pt. Relations, Ethics, etc.
Only Pt. Relations
Who presented the information regarding Medical Nutrition Therapy?
Aimee Falk
Devin Friedman
Father Joseph Mali
Sarah Thompson
Explain the importance of having interdisciplinary teams in healthcare settings:
Interdisciplinary teams ensure comprehensive patient care by integrating expertise from various fields leading to better health outcomes.
Interdisciplinary teams focus on medical treatments and ignore other aspects of patient care reducing cost.
Interdisciplinary teams are not necessary in healthcare settings.
Interdisciplinary teams only increase the cost of healthcare without improving outcomes.
A nurse is struggling to complete all assigned tasks within her shift and notices frequent delays in patient treatment. Which time management strategy should she focus on to address these issues?
Ignoring less urgent tasks
Organizing and controlling time by planning daily tasks
Delegating all tasks to other nurses
Focusing only on administrative duties
Which method is recommended for assessing patient needs in the prioritization section of a time management checklist?
ABCDE method
SWOT analysis
PDSA cycle
SBAR method
Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 Rights of Delegation?
Right Circumstances
Right Equipment
Right Person
Right Supervision/Evaluation
