Exam 1 Flashcards
(23 cards)
The desire to enhance skills, focus on career and its direction
Motivation
Mechanism used for dealing with conflict. Withdraws from situation
Avoidance
The ability of the client to make personal decisions even though those decisions might not be in the clients own best interest.
Autonomy
The clients retain their rights as individuals and citizens of the united states
Patient care partnership known as AHA
A component person not at risk for injury to self or others is confined or restrained against their will
false imprisonment
The process that protects a nurse from employer retaliation, suspension, termination, when a nurse makes a good faith request review on an assignment
Safe Harbor
A nurse assigned to newly licensed nurse for a limited amount of time on clinical unit
preceptor
Initial attitude to resist and innovation
Passive resistance
Keeping ones promise to the client about care that was offered
fidelity
The practice or misconduct that does not meet expected standards of care and places the client at risk for injury
negligence
Monitor findings
reinforcing client teaching from a standard care plan
preforming trach care
suctioning
checking NG tube patency
Administering enteral tube feedings
inserting urinary catheter
administering meds (excluding IV medications in some states)
tasks that can be delegated to an LPN
tasks that can be delegated to an LPN
Monitor findings
reinforcing client teaching from a standard care plan
preforming trach care
suctioning
checking NG tube patency
Administering enteral tube feedings
inserting urinary catheter
administering meds (excluding IV medications in some states)
ADL’s
Bathing
Grooming
Toileting
Ambulating
Feeding
Routine task
Bed making
Specimen Collection
Intake and Output
Vital signs
Tasks that can be delegated to an AP
Tasks that can be delegated to an AP
ADL’s
Bathing
Grooming
Toileting
Ambulating
Feeding
Routine task
Bed making
Specimen Collection
Intake and Output
Vital signs
If a patient is a:
not an emancipated minor
no interpreter available and the pt and nurse do not speak the same language.
pt is impaired…pain medicine has been given within the last hour
The provider has not gone over the information with the patient
The nurse should do what with the consent?
defer obtaining consent
List disciplinary actions against a nurses license to practice
Concern reported to the NCBON-> Investigation (nurse license will flag as under investigation)->Nurse can elect for an attorney->Nurse is awarded the opportunity to respond to allegations made in both interview and written statement-> license can be revoked depending on investigation
Action a nurse would take when receiving a notification from an attorney
If a nurse elects for an attorney, the nurse is responsible for ensuring that their attorney provides the investigator with a letter of representation on company letter in hand. The nurse is responsible for all attorney fees
leadership style that one person makes decisions for the group, is motivated by coercion, communication occurs down the chain of command
autocratic
A leadership style involves group when decisions are made, motivates by supporting staff achievement
democratic
A leadership style that makes very few decisions ans does little planning, motivation is largely the responsibility of individual staff members, work output is low
Laissez-faire
This means to hold no personal value that are at odds with the values in this particular situation
Value neutrality
Describe mandatory reporting laws
healthcare providers have a legal obligation to report their findings accordance with state law. Nurses must report abuse, communicable disease, organ donation
