Health Care Systems and Policy
Name the three levels of healthcare systems.
What is Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary
Name how many lobes are in each lung.
What is three in the right lung and two in the left lung?
Nurse Anna observed Nurse Julie complete ambulation with Patient 503. Nurse Anna documented the information into the patient's EHR. Is this a DO or DON'T of documentation.
What is DON'T?
Name the three types of restraints.
What is physical, chemical, and seclusion?
Nurse's commit to ______ learning.
What is lifelong?
Name the three types of nursing care delivery systems.
What is functional nursing, team nursing and primary nursing?
What is dyspnea?
Explain Mrs. Raines' COAST model.
What is Code Status (C), Oxygenation (O), Access/Allergies (A), Safety (S), and Tubes/Draines (T).
Unsafe nursing practice, behaviors, and thinking could cause harm to patients and others, and if not addressed, will continue to occur.
What is accountability?
Name at least two factors that facilitate learning.
What is motivation, readiness, active involvement, relevance, feedback, nonjudgemental support, information that proceeds from simple to complex, repetition of key concepts and facts, timing, and environment.
Name at least two Professional Nursing Associations.
What is International Council of Nurses, Sigma Theta Tau International, American Nurses Association, National Student Nurses Association, Emergency Nurse Association, Association of PeriOperative Registered Nurses, Society of Pediatric Nurses, American Nurses Foundation, etc.
Name the six adventitious breath sounds.
What is crackles, rhonchi, stridor, wheezing, atelectasis, pleural friction rub?
Explain the SOAPIER format.
What is subjective data (S), objective data (O), assessment (A), plan of care (P), interventions (I), evaluation (E), and revision (R)?
Name two organizations that control, investigate, or create safety measures.
What is Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) and National Patient Safety Goals (NPSG)?
One can become culturally aware or competent overnight.
T/F
What is false?
Name two federal healthcare agencies.
What is OSHA and the US Department of Health and Human Services.
Name a noninvasive intervention for a client with decreased oxygenation.
What is place a pulse oximetry, nasal cannula, use incentive spirometry, or assist to high-fowler's position?
Name the most important thing when taking an order from a physician.
What is READ IT BACK?
Name the population group that should be educated about healthy sleeping behaviors, stranger danger, handling firearms, safe resources within the community, and/or risky behaviors.
What is school-age children?
Name the six hallmarks of diversity.
What is cultural differences, gender, race, class, sexual orientation, and age?
Name the parts of Medicare and explain their coverage.
What is Part A: hospital insurance, Part B: medical insurance, Part C: Medicare Advantage plans, and Part D: prescription drug coverage.
Name the order of steps when performing a nursing assessment of the lungs.
What is observe, palpate, percuss, and auscultate?
Name the four types of written communication.
What is verbal, nonverbal, electronic and written.
Names at least three de-escalation techniques that nurses can use.
What is using a calm and low voice, actively listen to the patient, maintain personal space, set limits of action, refrain from being defensive, answer questions, prevent physical contact, know backup resources, be respectful of patient, refrain from arguing, and refrain from smiling or pointing. (Page 2891 Pearson)
Name Fowler's seven stages of spiritual development.
What is undifferentiated faith, intuitive-projective faith, mythic-literal faith, synthetic-conventional faith, individual-reflective faith, conjunctive faith and universalizing?