Nursing Theories
Name this Nursing Theorist. Universal self-care, Nurses help patients meet self-care deficits.
Who is Orem
What government agency oversees the safety of American workers?
What is : OSHA
A set of universal guidelines used for decision making based on accepted principles.
What is Ethics
What is this definition of “The specialty that integrates nursing science with multiple information management and analytic sciences to identify, define, manage, and communicate data, information, knowledge, and wisdom in nursing practice.
What is Nursing Informatics
What test must you pass to become a LPN
What is NCLEX-PN
Name this nursing theorist: Environment effect health, Health is being free from disease, Nurses duty to provide right environment.
Who is Nightingale
Which accrediting organization publishes the National Patient Safety Goals?
Who is : The Joint Commission
Name 4 of the 7 NLN core values
What are Caring, Integrity, Diversity, Excellence, Holism, Patient-centeredness, Ethical
List at least 3 strengths of electronic medical records
What are continuity of care, private and secure, searchable and analyzable, real-time information, improved quality
What document provides rules and regulations that define care expectations of professional and practical/vocational nurses?
What is the Nurse Practice Act
Henderson – Health is basic to human functioning. How many components of basic nursing care is individualized for each patient in this model?
What is 14
What does PDCA stand for?
What is Plan, Do, Check, Act
Beneficence, Veracity, Non-maleficence, Justice, Fidelity, and Autonomy are what?
What is the The six ethical principles
Name 3 weaknesses of paper documentation
What are No back-up system, easily damaged or destroyed, large heavy and difficult to store if long LOS, Legibility issues, Tedious to trend data, prone to error, may be incomplete, no patient access
Name the 3 levels of healthcare
What is Primary, Secondary, Tertiary
Name Neuman’s 1972 model.
What is Health Care System’s Model (Energy balance)
What process do we complete in healthcare to study a problem and determine how to avoid or prevent a similar problem in the future?
What is Root Cause Analysis
List 3 elements of cultural competence
What are Self-awareness, demonstrate knowledge and understanding of a patient’s culture, Accept and respect cultural differences, don’t assume your beliefs and values are the same as your patients, resisting judgmental attitudes such as “different is not as good”, Being open to and comfortable with cultural encounters, Accepting responsibility for one’s own cultural competency
Name 4 things patients can do in a patient portal
What are Access medical history and other health information, complete forms, communicate securely with providers, request prescription refills, pay bills, review labs, schedule appointments, get reminders of appointments
Name the 5 steps in the nursing process in correct order:
What is Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation
Name Roy’s model and 2 components of the model.
What is Adaptation model. Stress produced by changing environment and need to adapt, adaptability determines health, Nurses goal is to help person cope.
List at least 3 ways nurses can improve professional performance
What are Quality improvement, Nursing Audits, Peer Review, Quality Assurance Programs, and Structure, Process, Outcome, Concurrent and retrospective evaluations
Name 5 intentional torts
What are false imprisonment, violation of confidentiality, defamation of character, violation of informed consent, assault and battery, fraud, injuries caused by willful, forceful, and aggressive behavior.
HIPAA law has 2 components, name them
What are Privacy and Security
What is the purpose of our PN program
What is to Provide quality education to prepare students as safe, competent healthcare providers within the community