Nursing Roles
Modes of Nursing Care Delivery
Special Care Units
Nursing Education
Random Facts
100
individually plans and administers the care of a pt on a one-to-one basis.
What is case nursing
100
the most common type of care unit in the hospital
What is Intensive Care Units
100
ARNP
What is a MSN (Masters Degree)
100
the founder of the PA profession
Who is Dr. Eugene A. Stead
200
one with special knowledge relate to skin integrity issues
What is a wound-care nurse
200
is responsible for a pt's care 24/7
What is primary care nursing
200
pt's with disruption in their brain or spine
What is Neurological Intensive Care Unit
200
RN
What is ADN (Associates Degree of Nursing)
200
known as the mother of modern nursing
Who is Florence Nightingale
300
professionals who provide prenatal care to expectant mothers
What is a midwife
300
uses a pyramid organization to look at the division of labor
What is functional nursing
300
have had or are having a heart attack or a cardiac arrhythmia
What is Coronary Care Unit
300
CRNA
What is MSN (Masters Degree)
300
a staph infection
What is MRSA
400
(Nursing Supervisor), pt treatments and administrative roles
What is a Quality Assurance Nurse
400
collaboration between physicians and nurses
What is collaborative practice
400
not intended for life-threatening situations
What is Nonacute Special Care Units
400
CNS
What is36 credit certificate
400
uniform
What is scrubs
500
one who brings special technological skills in the pt-care arena
What is Nursing Informatics Specialist
500
an RN with the assistance of a team delivers care to as large a group of pt's as possible
What is modular (district) nursing
500
have had either cardiac or pulmonary surgery
What is Thoracic Intensive Care Unit
500
DNP
What isPhD (Doctorate of Nursing Practice)
500
help pt achieve emotional and spiritual well-being to manage their condition
What is a Holistic Outlook
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