Reporting 1
Reporting 2
Reporting/Documentation
Documentation 1
Documentation 2
100

the S in SBAR stands for 

what is situation 

100

the A in SBAR stands for 

what is assessment

100

the R in SBAR stands for 

what is recommendation 

100

Data arranged according to patient problems rather than source of information

what is problem oriented medical record 

100

 eMARs stands for

what is the electronic medication administration record 

200

one opportunity for use of handoff communication 

transfer between units

200

when receiving a telephone order from a provider, the nurse should always _____ before hanging up  

read the order back to the provider to confirm it is correct 
200

___ regulations maintain privacy, confidentiality of protected health
information 

what is HIPAA

200

Chart entry made by any healthcare professional involved in the patient’s
care

what is a progress note 

200

EHR stands for 

what is electronic health record

300

Verbal or written transfer of information, authority, responsibility during transitions of
care

what is handoff communication 

300

VO stands for 

what is verbal order 

300

the B in SBAR stands for 

what is background 

300

– Subjective data
– Objective data
– Assessment
– Plan of care
– Interventions
– Evaluation
– Revision

what is the SOAPIER note format 

300

Dx

what is the medical abbreviation for diagnosis 

400

TO stands for 

what is a telephone order 

400

a second opportunity for use of handoff communication 

at change of shift 

400

a documentation system in which only abnormal or significant findings or exceptions to norms are recorded 

what is charting by exception 

400

▪ Initial list made with reference to active problems
▪ Generated by individual who lists the problems
▪ Written plan listed under each problem in progress notes, not isolated as
separate list of orders

what is plan of care 

400

the joint commission requires that the clinical record include evidence of pt assessments, nursing diagnoses, and/or pt needs, nursing interventions, outcomes- what is this?? 

what is a nursing care plan 

500

• Purpose: to provide continuity of care for patients by providing new caregivers with
quick summary of patient needs, details of care to be given
• May be written or oral, face to face or audio recording
• May be given at bedside
• Patients may participate in exchange

what is change of shift report


500

nurses should never follow what type of order 

what is a voice mail order 

500

Allows for collaborative reporting among healthcare professionals caring for patient
• Most often for patients with complex care needs
• Providers discuss possible solutions to patient’s problems
• Gives each member of team opportunity to offer opinion
– Other professionals may be invited

what is a care plan conference 

500

Also referred to as an initial database, nursing history, or nursing assessment
• Completed when patient is admitted to nursing unit
 

what is the admission nursing assessment 

500

if it wasn't charted, it wasn't ___

done!! 

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