Activity & Mobility
Community Health
Documentation
Ethics & Law
Nursing Process
100

These five bone types provide the framework for movement: long, short, flat, irregular, and this type, which includes the patella

Sesamoid 

100

Immunization programs and employee wellness initiatives are examples of this level of prevention

Primary Prevention

100

This acronym represents the standardized communication format used during patient hand-offs.

SBAR

100

This ethical principle refers to the nurse’s duty to "do no harm."

Nonmaleficence

100

This is the first step of the nursing process, involving the collection of physical, emotional, and cultural data.

Assessment

200

During bed rest, an individual can lose this percentage of muscle strength every single day

3%

200

Unlike community-based nursing, Public Health Nursing focuses on this rather than individual clients

Populations

200

Because it is a legal record and most reliable in court, a nurse should never do these two things to an entry.

Alter or Obliterate

200

These state-specific laws define the scope of nursing practice and the boundaries for interventions.

Nurse Practice Acts

200

In the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Model, the first step is to recognize these.

Cues

300

This condition involves a systolic blood pressure drop of 20 mmHg or more when a patient moves to a standing position.

Orthostatic hypotension

300

Economic stability, education, and neighborhood environment are three of the five domains of these determinants

Social Determinants of Health

300

When using paper records, errors should not be erased but rather marked with a single line, initials, and this specific notation

Error


300

Negligence or malpractice is legally defined by these four elements: duty, breach, causation, and this.

Damages

300

This four-step model includes Noticing, Interpreting, Responding, and Reflecting.

Tanner's Model

400

This specific type of permanent joint fixation is a common musculoskeletal complication of immobility

Footdrop

400

Blood pressure screenings and BMI assessments fall under this level of prevention, which focuses on early identification.

Secondary Prevention

400

According to the Joint Commission, nurses should avoid abbreviations and use this type of time as the standard for documentation.

Military Time

400

This ethical concept involves being truthful with patients.

Veracity

400

This step of the nursing process involves determining if goals were met and modifying the plan if necessary.

Evaluation

500

If a patient suffers a brain injury on the right side, the nurse should expect to see weakness or paralysis on this side of the body

Left Side

500

These are the three core functions of Public Health Nursing

Assessment, Policy Development, and Ensuring Essential Services

500

ommunication breakdowns cause 70% of these serious, life-threatening hospital events.

Sentinel Events

500

This 2015 ANA document serves as the profession's "nonnegotiable ethical standard."

ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses

500

This type of critical thinking occurs while the nurse is providing care, allowing them to act safely while considering options.

Thinking in Action 

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