Exam 1 Flashcards

(61 cards)

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The power or right to get other orders

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Authority

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Accuracy and the truth

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Veracity

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3
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Faithfulness to a person

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Fidelity

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4
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Right and wrong also good and bad

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Ethics

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5
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Bioethics

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Is this a specific healthcare ethics?

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6
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Personal ethics

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Morals, values, and beliefs

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7
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Set guidelines, to protect rights and welfare

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Institutional review board

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Active charity, mercy or kindness, overall doing good

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Beneficence

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9
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Do no harm

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Nonmaleficence

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10
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Who requires hospital to provide the right number of competent staff to meet the needs of the patients?

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Joint commission

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Steps of the nursing process

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1 gather information
2 help establish priority, nursing action
3 provide method of planning

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What are the three identifying principles?

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Systemic before local, acute before chronic, actual before potential

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JC does accreditation to measure…

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Assess the quality of patient care and improve the healthcare system

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What are the 3things that an RN must do the first time

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Education and initial assessment, and developing a plan of care

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Registered nurses have a long life what

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Learning continuation to gain knowledge

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16
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Clinical sites are visited by who

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Joint commission

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17
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OSHA monitors what

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Workplace safety and health of America’s workers

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18
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Companies received what for noncompliance?

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Fines

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19
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Delegation permits, and individuals to do what

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To do a goal on your behalf

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20
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Decentralized is being done where?

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In the hospital at the point of care

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21
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Authorize abbreviations for medication is done through who?

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Joint commission

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22
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What is the benefits of accreditation?

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Leads to improve on patient care

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23
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What actions or means helps a registered nurse move up?

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Working in the field of expertise and orienting new nurses

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Areas that JCO specialize in?

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Patient rights, infection rate, and treatments

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Doesn’t extend past shift it is one RN that has full care of a patient
Total patient care
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What is it called when a RN is in charge, but the RN, LPN, and CNA work together to take care of patients
Team nursing approach
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And what nurse needs to have restraints?
Need to order and informed consent. Also, the nurse need to do a constant reassessment every two hours.
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Hospital ethics committee is where to go for what?
When Family is in disagreement over planned for a Patient
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The nursing process does not give nurses to do what
Decision making *answer on test NOT TRUE*
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Authority with force
Autocratic
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People work together, and make decisions together (incorporate input from all)
Democratic
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Lazy and hands off (no guidance/full autonomy)
Laissez-faire
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Praises staff
Transformational
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Centralized
Hierarchy, with a chain of command in a top down decision making
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JC insurers ways to measure in Assess accreditation for what?
Safe patient care
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Order of nursing process
First collect data and patient info second analyze third plan of action four implement five evaluate
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I nurses have a long life learning, and will do what
Attend lectures
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What should never be used in medication/prescriptions?
Abbreviations
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What are the five rights for delegation?
Right task Right circumstance Right person -> must verify task Right communication/direction -> verbalized understanding Right supervision –> patient’s response
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RN talks to a new grad RN(click for verbatim answer)
Delegation is something that permits, a designated person to do a task for
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Total patient care is…
One RN doing everything for the patient
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What does the nurse practice act cover?
One education standards to exam requirements, and three license requirements
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The opportunity to make decisions without authorization
Responsibility
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Assumption of responsibility of actions and policies within the scope of practice
Accountability
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24 hours of delivery and coordination of patient care
Primary nursing
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Functional nursing is described as what
Allocated nurse to a specific task (wound care nurse)
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Where to look up a question for a procedure
Policy and procedures
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No, for ABC’s airway is always first and what pacifically in the question on the test all the airway be
Wheezing
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Direction of a LPN or RN
AP role
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UAP gets training where?
On the job
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LPNs must be supervised by who?
A RN
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RNs are supervised under who?
Doctors/ providers
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Durable power is what
For a patient who has someone to give medical power to
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The CDC does what
Investigate infection control
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A patient that needs assistance should always be what?
A priority
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What are the three things needed for informed consent?
Patient knows the risk procedure and alternatives that it is completely voluntary, and that the patient is competent
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What can never be a PRN order?
Restraints
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Patient’s bill of rights is what type of law
A federal law
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When can a doctor override a DNR?
If the family is in disagreement
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DNR has to be signed by who
A dr/provider
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If a DNR is broken what can a patient do?
Sue