Professionalism
Joining a professional nursing organization is an example of this concept.
What is professional commitment?
Returning at 1400 to complete wound care as promised demonstrates this principle.
What is fidelity?
There are this many rights of delegation.
What are five?
The most effective communication style is this.
What is assertive communication?
TJC provides this to healthcare facilities.
What is accreditation?
Documenting a vital sign that you did not obtain is called this.
What is falsification?
Respecting a client's decision to refuse an elective surgery demonstrates this principle.
What is autonomy?
The nurse remains responsible for ensuring the task is completed. This right is called.
What is supervision and evaluation?
The best method for communicating discharge instructions to a hearing-impaired client is this.
What is face the client and reduce background noise?
A chart audit is used to identify this.
What are documentation errors?
Looking up a client's medical record when you are not involved in their care violates this.
What is the Code of Ethics / HIPPA?
"Do no harm" refers to this.
What is nonmaleficence?
This leadership style gives staff freedom to make decisions.
What is laissez-faire leadership?
The correct action when receiving a telephone prescription is this.
What is read back the prescription?
Use of restraints falls under which nurse-sensitive indicator category?
What is process?
The first action when suspecting child abuse in a minor is this.
What is reporting to Child Protective Services (CPS)?
Calling the provider back because the client does not understand their diagnosis demonstrates this.
What is advocacy?
Which client should be seen first: nausea, IV pump beeping, bedpan, or client who fell?
Who is the client who fell?
Asking “Why?” questions is considered this type of communication.
What is nontherapeutic communication?
Error detection that occurs after reaching the client happens during this medication phase.
What is administration?
Four possible consequenecs of breach of confidentiality include termination, BON displinace, fines and this.
What is imprisonment?
The code of ethics was founded by this organization.
What the the American Nurses Association?
After delegating a blood glucose check to AP, the nurse does not review the result. The client later experiences hypoglycemia. The nurse violated which right of delegation?
What is right supervision and evaluation?
Handoff report should be given in this location.
Where is the client’s bedside?
Low health literacy leads to increased use of this type of service.
What are emergency services?