Roles of Health Care Members
This person can measure I & Os, do vitals, ADLs, but cannot give medications
What is a UAP? (unlicensed assisting personnel)
This consists of clustering data, recognizing cues, problem identification
What is Analysis?
This type of leadership is relaxed and lets the employees do their roles, they have the freedom to manage themselves
What is Laissez-faire leadership?
This shows patients mental condition, condition of skin, if they are on oxygen, ability to swallow, past history.
What is Background?
1500 mcg = ____ mg
What is 1.5 mg?
This person can give medications, injections, care for stable patients, but cannot come up with the nursing care plan.
What is an LPN?
This consists of evaluating outcomes, discontinuation or revision of care plan
What is Evaluation?
This type of leadership allows employees to think outside the box, be innovative, and work in trenches with employees toward a shared vision?
What is Transformational leadership?
This step states what the problem is, if it is cardiac, infection, neurologic, or respiratory. It states if the patient is unstable and deteriorating, and that action may be needed.
What is the Assessment?
7:13 pm in millitary time
What is 1913?
This person can do initial assessment of patients and come up with the care plan. They can also give the initial education and do blood transfusions.
What is a RN?
This is prioritization, data analysis, setting up short term and long term goals
What is Planning?
This form of leadership uses technology and new ways of doing things to adapt to change and have visions of the future
What is Quantum Leadership?
This is what should be done, orders from the physician, if any tests should be done, or if change in treatment is needed
What is Recommendation?
1 G of rocephin equals how many mg?
What is 1000 mg of rocephin?
This advanced nursing degree requires a masters degree and are able to prescribe medications to treat and can order referrals.
What is a NP (Nurse Practitioner)
This is the take action phase of nursing and use of interprofessional team members if needed
This way of leadership is gives rewards for meeting goals and punishment for not. It encourages employees to do the bare minimum of work for the highest pay.
What is transactional leadership?
This part contains the vitals, what the patient code status is, what the concerns are.
What is the Situation?
12:59 am is what in military time?
What is 0059?
This person can assess swallowing problems and provide therapy to help talk again after having a stroke. Requires a doctor order.
What is a speech therapist (ST)?
What is Diagnosis (Nursing)?
This leader makes decisions without the imput of the employees and expects no one to question their policies.
What is Authoritative or Autocratic Leadership?
SBAR hand offs were developed by what entitiy?
What is the JOINT commission?
12:59 pm is what in military time?
What is 1259?