Professionalism
Patient's right to choose.
What is autonomy?
This type of question encourages detailed responses.
What is an open-ended question?
This means providing care that respects cultural differences.
What is culturally competent care?
Patient states "I feel tired."
What is subjective data?
This nutrient helps prevent constipation.
What is fiber?
This law protects patient infomation.
What is HIPAA?
SBAR stands for this.
What is situation, background, assessment, recommendation?
This level of prevention focuses on prevention before disease.
What is primary prevention?
Examples include lab results and vital signs.
What is objective data?
This pressure ulcer includes partial thickness skin loss.
What is a stage 2?
Legal document for decision-making authority.
What is power of attorney?
Giving advice is this type of communication.
What is non-therapeutic communication?
This level of prevention focuses on early detection.
What is secondary prevention?
This method confirms understanding.
What is teach-back?
Priority intervention for immobile patient.
What is repositioning?
This protects patient information shared only with those involved in care.
What is confientiality?
Best communication strategy for a hearing-impaired patient.
What is speaking clearly and facing the patient?
These include income, education, housing and environment.
What are social determinants of health?
The correct order of an abdominal assessment.
What is inspection, auscultation, and palpation?
This lab may indicate malnutrition.
What is low albumin?
This document outlines a patient's wishes for medical care if they cannot speak.
What is an advance directive?
This is a barrier to communication. (Name one)
What is language, hearing loss, or anxiety?
This term describes avoidable and unfair differences in health outcomes.
What is health inequity?
This strategy helps patients with low literacy.
What is using simple language and visual aids?
Low grade fever, tachycardia, localized edema, erythema at the site, and an increase in WBCs indicate this.
What is infection?