Questions
Vital Signs
Assessment
Organizations
MISC
100

What are the five rights of delegation?

1. Right Task

2. Right Circumstance

3. Right Person

4. Right communication/direction

5. Right supervision

100

What are variations of breath sounds ( name and define)

Wheezing ( High-pitched on expiration, narrowing of airway), Rhonchi ( low pitched,snoring) Crackles ( high pitched popping and low pitched bubbling, inspiration, cough and nothing clears)

100

What does assessment include?

  • Collecting data
  • Categorizing data
  • Recording data
  • Using a systematic, ongoing process
100

What is the ICN?

reps 13 million nurses globally

 

composed of a federation of national nursing associations from more than 130 nations


Aims to ensure quality nursing care for all


Supports global health policies that advance nursing and improve worldwide health


Strives to improve working conditions for nurses throughout the world

100

Who is Florence Nightingale

.   Revolutionized nursing


Went to hospital in Scutari during Crimean war

 

Men slept on floor in bad conditions


IV.     Her idea = more men would survive if they had clean healthy environment and nutritious food so body can heal itself


Kept records and did research to develop theory and reduce death rate of soldiers

200

What are ethics?

Systematic study of right and wrong

making consistent moral decisions

200

What is prehypertension?

120-130/80-90

200

Medical vs nursing assessment

  • Medical = disease, pathology
  • Nursing = human response
200

ANA 

Official professional organization for nurses in United States


Formed in 1911 from organization previously known as the Nurses associated Alumnae of United States and Canada


Originally focused on established standards care and work towards licensure as a means of ensuring adherence to the standards


Reps are elected from local branches of state organizations to bring their concerns to the national level


Track healthcare legislation


Serve as liaisons with national government reps to inform them how current and proposed legislation will affect nursing


Develop and sponsor legislation that will have a positive effect on nursing and patient care

Their official publication, the american nurse publishes, materials on nursing news, issues and standards.

200

What are the stages in Benners' Model of Proficiency?

Novice

Advanced

Competence

Proficient

Expert

300

What are SMART Goals

Specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time

300

Can vitals be delegated?

Yes but it still RN responsibility to interpret, find trends,and make decision on abnormal findings

300

What is objective vs subjective data

  • Objective
  • Gathered through what you observe
  • See, hear, smell, feel
  • Physical assessment
  • Laboratory/diagnostic tests
  • Subjective
  • Information communicated to you by the client or family
  • Reveals perspective thoughts, feelings, and beliefs
300

NLA

Originally founded as American society of superintendents of training school for nurses 1893


First nursing organization with a goal to establish and maintain a universal standard of education

Sets standards for all types of nursing education programs


Studies nursing work force

 

Lobbies and participates with other major healthcare organizations to set policy for nursing workforce


Aids in faculty development


Funds research on nursing education


Publishes the journal, nursing education perspectives


National Student Nurses Association (NSNA)

300

What are 3 categories of older adulthood

Young-old: 65-74

Middle-old (75-84)


Oldest-old (85 and older, fastest growing of the older adult)

400

What are factors in moral decision making?

Attidues, beliefs and values

400

What are common pulse points>

carotid,apical, brachial, radial, ulnar,femoral, popliteal

400

What are the types of assessments?

Initial, Ongoing, Comprehensive, Focused, special needs, physical,

400

NSNA

Reps nursing students in the United states


Student counterpart of the ANA


Comprises elected volunteers who advocate on behalf of student nurses


Sponsors yearly conventions to address the concerns of nursing students

Local charters are usually organized at individual schools


Publishes , image, a journal dedicated to nursing school issues

400

What are the phases of communication?

Pre-interaction

orientation

working phase

termination phase


500

Name 3 age related changes affecting senses


cataracts,

glaucoma

presbyopia

tinnitus

night blindness

glaucoma


500

What does effort refer to?

How hard patient is working to breathe

500

What does a nursing interview involve?

  • Purposeful communication
  • Structured communication
  • Involves questioning client
  • Gathering subjective data
500

STTI

International honor society for nursing


Goal: foster nursing scholarships, leadership, service, and research to improve health worldwide

Official publication: journal of nursing scholarship

500

What are the tests for urine?

urianalysis

bedside testing