Nursing Theory
The Role of the LPN
Continuum of Care
Healthcare System
Leading & Managing
Cultural Awareness
Spiritual Needs
100
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs.
100
This educational program varies in length from 12-18 months.
LPN school
100
Various agencies fall under this National agency, including, FDA, CDC, NIH, HRSA, SAMHSA, AHRQ, ATSDR, IHS and CMS.
What is the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
100
The two main ways of financing health care
What are Fee for Service and capitation
100
How a person empowers and develops a team to meet and exceed client and institutional outcomes.
What is Leadership.
100
The total of the ever-changing knowledge, ideas, thoughts, beliefs, values, communication, actions, attitudes, traditions, customs, and objects that a group of people possess and the ways they have of doing things.
What is Culture.
100
The three major religious groups in the United States
Roman Catholic, Baptist and Methodist.
200
Four overlapping phases to develop and therapeutic relationship:
Orientation
Identification
Exploitation
Resolution
What are phases in Hildegard Peplau's Interpersonal Relations Theory.
200
In this method of nursing care delivery, goals can be achieved through group action.
What is Team Nursing
200
These centers provide nutritional counseling, exercise programs, stress reduction, weight control and other services.
What are Wellness Centers.
200
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) established a resource where people and businesses can learn about health coverage options.
What is the Health Insurance Marketplace
200
Directing an employee to do job duties in a firm manner with little to no opportunity for input or suggestions on how to make improvements.
What is Autocratic Leadership.
200
An assumption used to describe all members of a specific group without exception.
What is Stereotyping.
200
Patients who have been given bad news are at risk for experiencing
What is Spiritual Distress.
300
Nursing practice based on scientific knowledge with proof that the knowledge is effective.
What is Evidence Based Practice (EVP).
300
Licensed individuals who share with the entire nursing community a commitment to providing safe, quality, cost-effective care and whose practice behavior is grounded in those shared values.
Who are LPN's
300
The health agency most likely to be a major resource if you have a communicable disease outbreak in your healthcare institution.
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
300
This focuses on preventing problems or adverse events in healthcare.
Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI)
300
The leader acts as a charismatic role model, promoting desirable behavior and establishing trust and respect of the team. This behavior is
What is Idealized influence.
300
Giving up parts of your own culture and adopting parts of another dominant group is called what.
What is assimilation
300
This nurse leader encouraged nurses to be instruments of spiritual caring in all situations.
Who is Flo!
Florence Nightingale
400
Objective research studies are
What are Quantitative.
400
Providing care that is respectful of and responsive to individual client preferences, needs and values and ensuring that client values guide all clinical decisions is
What is patient (client) centered care.
400
A community hospital that operates for the financial benefit of the owner of the hospital and investors.
What is a Proprietary Hospital (for-profit).
400
Three ways of reacting to change
Who are Victims, Survivors and Navigators.
400
Level 1 Salary, Benefits
Level 2 Safety and job security
Level 3 Affiliation and interpersonal relationships
Level 4 recognition, responsibility and nature of the job
Level 5 Achievement and advancement
What are the Howlett hierarchy of work motivators.
400
Giger and Davidhizar's Transcultural Model provides a framework for caring focused on their unique personal identity. It describes 6 cultural phenomena critical to the assessment of patients. What are they?
What are communication, space, social organization, time, environmental control, and biological variations.
400
This team work with nursing staff to help meet the spiritual and religious needs of clients.
What is the Pastoral Care Team.
500
Generates knowledge for clinical practice, nursing education, and delivery of nursing services.
What is Nursing Research.
500
Each member needs to work together, have good communication and critical thinking skills. It is a team effort. This team improves the quality of care and keeps the client care relationship-centered.
What is an Interprofessional (Interdisciplinary) Team.
500
This program addresses the quality of life, health, and safety of extended-care residents
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA)
500
The monthly fee a person must pay for health care insurance; The yearly amount an insured person must spend out of pocket for health care services before a health insurance policy with pay its share; The amount of insured person must pay at the time of an office visit, when picking up a prescription or before a hospital service.
What are Premiums, Deductibles and Copayments.
500
The Right Task
The Right Circumstance
The Right Person
The Right Directions and Communication
The Right Supervision and Evaluation
What are the National Guidelines for nursing delegation.
500
The ethical principle underlying the statement in the National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses Code for Licensed Practical Nurses, "The practical nurse provides health care to all patients regardless of race, creed, cultural background, disease, or lifestyle."
What is Justice.
500
Development of an awareness of and maintenance of the following:
Inner Strength
Self-Awareness
Life's Meaning and Purpose
Relationship to Others
Relationship to a Higher Power
What is Spiritual Care.