Chapter 6
This is the mode of values transmission in which children are left to explore values on their own.
Laissez-faire
Malpractice suits usually fall under this type of law
Common Law
These are the elements of the Quadruple Aim initiative
Population Health
Experience of Care
Per Capita Cost
Job Satisfaction
A patient presents with the following symptoms: sunken eyes, vomiting, fatigue, and lightheadedness. Their vitals are BP 90/60, HR 115, and RR 26. Their urine specific gravity is 1.040. This patient is likely experiencing this imbalance
Hypovolemia
These are the 3 steps of discovering values
Choosing
Prizing
Acting
This is the process by which an educational program is evaluated and recognized as having met certain standards
Accreditation
True or False: Due to the increasing emphasis on preventative care, the number of PCPs is also increasing.
FALSE
This is a serious complication of an IV infusion that can lead to respiratory distress and death
Air embolus
This is the difference between the utilitarian and deontologic theories of ethics
Based on the utilitarian theory, the rightness/wrongness of an action depends on the consequences. The deontologic theory says rightness/wrongness is idenependent of consequences.
These are the 4 elements that must be established to prove malpractice or negligence has occurred
Duty
Breach of Duty
Causation
Damages
This type of health care is used for problems that require more specialized clinical expertise
Secondary
Numbness and tingling, muscle cramps, and seizures are symptoms of this electrolyte imbalance
Hypocalcemia
Deciding whether to take a dying patient off the ventilator is an example of an ethical dilemma between these ethical principles
Autonomy
Nonmaleficence
Beneficence
True or False: A nurse that is the defendent in a lawsuit should discuss the case with their unit manager in order to prepare to testify
FALSE
This part of Medicare is voluntary and pays for outpatient costs
Part B
Patients hooked up to nasogastric suctioning are at risk for this acid-bace imbalance
Metabolic alkalosis
According to the Bill of Rights for Registered Nurses, nurses have the right to do this without fear of retribution.
Advocate!
This is an example of a sentinel event
Suicide, wrong-side surgery, etc.
HMO
A patient is experiencing respiratory alkalosis. The nurse tells the patient to do this
Breathe into a paper bag/breath through pursed lips