Leadership Style
This leadership style involves making decisions without input from the team
What is autocratic leadership?
This "C" represents the ability to perform nursing skills safely and effectively
What is competence?
This first step of ADPIE involves collecting data about the patient’s health status.
What is assessment?
This "right" ensures that the person receiving the task has the necessary skills and training
What is the right person?
A patient with this type of condition should be prioritized over a patient with a chronic issue
What is an acute condition?
A leader who prioritizes team involvement in decision-making is using this style
What is democratic leadership?
This "C" refers to a nurse’s dedication to their patients and profession.
What is commitment?
This step involves identifying a patient’s health problem based on the collected data
What is diagnosis?
A nurse CANNOT delegate this step of the nursing process
What is assessment (or nursing judgment)?
A patient with a change in level of consciousness should be prioritized because it may indicate a problem with this vital organ.
What is the brain?
This leadership style focuses on inspiring and motivating followers toward a vision
What is transformational leadership?
This "C" involves understanding the difference between right and wrong in patient care
What is conscience?
In this step, nurses set goals and determine the best interventions for patient care
What is planning?
The RN remains accountable for patient care even after delegating tasks. This is an example of which principle?
What is accountability?
According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, this category must be addressed before all others.
What are physiological needs?
A leader who provides little guidance and allows team members to make decisions independently is using this style.
What is laissez-faire leadership?
A nurse who shows deep empathy and concern for their patients demonstrates this "C."
What is compassion?
Carrying out the planned interventions happens during this step
What is implementation?
This is the process of assigning tasks to another qualified person while maintaining responsibility for the outcome.
What is delegation?
This framework is commonly used in nursing to determine which patient needs immediate attention first.
What is the ABC (Airway, Breathing, Circulation) framework?
This leadership style is based on rewards and punishments to manage team performance
What is transactional leadership?
This "C" allows a nurse to trust in their own skills and decision-making ability
What is confidence?
The nurse checks if the interventions were effective in achieving the desired patient outcomes
What is evaluation?
The 5 Rights of Delegation include the right task, right person, right supervision, right circumstances, and this final "right.".
What is the right communication/direction?
This method ranks patient care needs from high priority (life-threatening) to low priority (non-urgent)
What is the urgency level system?