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Power, control, authority, influence, autonomy of nurses,
What is shared governance.
I suggest that a provider come to assess the situation as soon as possible, transferring the patient to a higher level of care, and drawing labs.
What is the R or Recommendation in SBAR reporting.
Hospitals have one of these in place in preparation for a major disaster occurs
What is an emergency response plan
The nurse asks the patient care take to take vital signs. This is a form of?
Delegation of duties
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Providing only essential background information, identify client diagnosis, continually review ongoing discharge plan and be clear about priorities
What is do's of change-of-shift report
Life before limb, Acute before chronic, Actual before potential
What are principles for prioritizing patient care.
A type of leadership theory style that makes few decisions, does little planning, and work output is low
What is a laissez-faire leader
The patient complains to the nurse that the provider coerced her to sign a blood transfusion permit and she is a Jehovah witness. She is very upset. The nurse addresses the patient concerns using the chain of command. This is an example of?
What is nurse advocacy.
Deep breathes, calming music, visualize success
What are things to do before a quiz
I'm calling you about Ms. Becky Jones in room 213a. She is a DNR. I am afraid the patient is deteriorating rapidly. B/P: 58/40 Pulse: 100 Respirations: 24 Temp:98.6
What is the S or situation in SBAR reporting
Right Task, Right circumstance, Right person, Right communication, Right supervision
What are the 5 rights of delegation
This type of leaders focus is on the status quo and uses rewards to motivate followers.
What is a transactional leader.
Admissions, patient education, and discharge education are a few examples of things the nurse?
What is cannot delegate.
Conversion of 120 kg to lbs.
What is 265 lbs.
The patient is alert and oriented x1 to only person. The patient seems confused. Skin is warm and sticky. The patient is not on oxygen.
What is the B or background in SBAR reporting.
Perceives and manages emotions of self and others, understands perspective of others, encourages constructive criticism and is open to new ideas.
What are characteristics of an emotionally intelligent leader.
This type of leader is flexible and can adapt their leadership style based on the situation at hand.
What is a situational leader.
Conversion of 2 grams to milligram.
What is 2000 milligrams.
The nurse has an order to run a 1000ml bag of IV fluids over 4 hours and needs to set the pump rate.
What is 250ml per hour.
This is what I think the problem is: Possible UTI or maybe she is trying to get septic. I feel that we need to do something.
What is the A in Assessment in SBAR reporting.
Was the procedure explained to you by your surgeon?
What are questions to assure your patient is competent and able to give informed consent.
This type of leadership inspires others to follow them by modeling strong internal moral code.
What is a Bureaucratic leader.
Nursing students will go here to take their quiz today.
What is the computer lab.
Textbook by Motacki and Burke used in 4634 Transitions to Practice at UTTyler.
What is Nursing Delegation and Management of Patient Care.