Health and Culture
The WHO defines health as a state of complete physical, mental, and social______
Well-being
Assigning a task to a UAP while keeping accountability for it.
Delegation
The observed outcome of critical thinking and decision-making.
Clinical judgment
RACE stands for Rescue, Alarm, Confine, and this.
Extinguish
Telling a patient not to worry is this kind of nontherapeutic response.
False reassurance
Primary, secondary, and tertiary are the three levels of this.
Prevention
A leadership style that inspires a team toward a shared vision.
Transformational leadership
Data the patient reports, like pain or nausea.
Subjective data
A restraint order must be renewed at least this often.
Every 24 hours
Asking a patient to restate teaching in their own words.
Teach-back
Care based on a patient's cultural beliefs, practices, and values.
Culturally congruent care
The program that recognizes hospitals for nursing excellence.
Magnet Recognition
Vital signs and measurable findings are this type of data.
Objective data
The single most effective way to prevent infection.
Hand hygiene
Cognitive, affective, and psychomotor are the three of these.
Domains of learning
Nonmedical conditions like income and housing that shape health.
Social determinants of health
Staff nurses sharing decision making with management.
Shared governance
ADPIE names the five steps of this.
The nursing process
Tuberculosis requires this transmission-based precaution.
Airborne precautions (N95)
A lifetime computerized record across providers.
Electronic health record (EHR)
The first step of cultural competence, examining your own biases.
Cultural awareness
Coordinating care and resources for a group of patients.
Case management
This question style invites the patient to tell their story.
Open-ended question
The six-link model of how infection spreads.
The chain of infection
Documenting only the findings that fall outside normal limits.
Charting by exception