Exam 2 Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
Q

Nurse to nurse incivility is a from of ________ violence.

A

lateral

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2
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Incivility in the work environment ________ staff turnover rate.

A

increases

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3
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The first action to take toward resolving a conflict is to ________ the problem.

A

identify

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4
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Conflict must be ________ in order to identify and resolve the problem.

A

confronted

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5
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Moral conflicts can increase the risk for nurse ________ and results in poorer client outcomes.

A

burnout

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6
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Writing to your legislator about issues is one way for nurses to ________ healthcare policies.

A

impact

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7
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Competencies required for interprofessional collaboration are cooperation, ________ and coordination.

A

communication

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8
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Lack of ________ is a barrier to interprofessional collaboration.

A

communication

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9
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Those who act uncivil toward others typically have a ________ self-esteem.

A

low

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10
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Face-to face interaction with another person is called ________ communication.

A

interpersonal

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11
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Using “I” statements are an example of ________ communication.

A

assertive

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12
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Values and ________ are one of the four competencies of the Interprofessional Education Collaborative (IPEC

A

ethics

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13
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Taking responsibility for a mistake and notifying the appropriate personnel is an example of taking ________ for one’s actions.

A

accountability

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14
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Restricting a client from leaving against medical advice is considered ________ imprisonment.

A

false

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15
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When there is a conflict in the treatment prescribed, the ________ should be notified.

A

provider

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16
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Failure to meet the standard of conduct expected from a professional nurse is called ________ when this failure causes damages to the client.

A

malpractice

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17
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Threats against self or others cannot be held as ________ information.

A

confidential

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18
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Performing practice that is below the expected standard of care is considered ________

A

negligence

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19
Q

The ________ is responsible for obtaining consent from the client to perform surgery.

A

surgeon

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20
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Professional ________ are included in the Code of Ethics.

21
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The hospital ________ committee’s purpose is to resolve ethical dilemmas in the health care setting.

22
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Keeping agreements to the client is an example of the ethical principle of ________

23
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The Code of Ethics states that a nurse’s primary ________ is to the client

24
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The Code of Ethics for nurses states that nurses should treat their clients with ________ and respect.

25
According to the Code of Ethics, nurses are responsible for taking action to ________ social justice.
support
26
In a disaster, the priority is to focus on providing care to clients who have an ________ threat to life.
immediate
27
According to the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act all clients must receive a ________ screening when admitted to the emergency department.
medical
28
The first step in defining the scope of nursing practice is for the state legislature to pass a ________ that regulates nursing practice and provides safe and competent client care.
law
29
The scope and standards of nursing practice includes a set of ________ the nurse is able to perform competently.
skills
30
In the event of a disaster, clients who are medically stable can be ________ to home
discharged
31
Discharge planning begins on ________
admission
32
The IDEAL toolkit used for discharge planning includes information about medications, home care, warning signs, ________ results, and follow-up care to provide to the client before discharge.
test
33
Nurses can initiate consultation with a ________ worker to assist clients with finding housing or financial resources after discharge.
social
34
Arranging for a client to receive home health services is the role of the ________ manager.
case
35
Necessary daily care that the client cannot perform can be referred to ________ care providers
home
36
Assisting a client to improve their strength after an injury is the role of the ________ therapist.
physical
37
The purpose of medication reconciliation is to reconcile the medications the client is currently taking with the the current prescribed medications to prevent ________ errors.
medication
38
The first step after a sentinel event is for the quality improvement committee to use the ________ cause analysis to identify the cause that led to the event.
root
39
An unexpected event that caused severe or permanent harm, or even death to a client is considered to be a ________ event.
sentinel
40
The client's medical condition should be included in the ________ component of the ISBARR communication tool.
situation
41
Assign the triage colors to the correct description. 4) Expectant 2) Urgent 3) Emergent 1) Non-Urgent
1. Green 2. Yellow 3. Red 4. Black
42
Match the ethical principles with the correct description. Tell the truth
Veracity
43
Match the ethical principles with the correct description. Do no harm
nonmaleficence
44
Match the ethical principles with the correct description. The right of the client to choose
Autonomy
45
Match the ethical principles with the correct description. Do good.
beneficence
46
Match the ethical principles with the correct description. Be fair.
justice
47
In a disaster, the priority is to focus on providing care to clients who have an ________ threat to life.
immediate
48
Incivility between a charge nurse and a new graduate is termed ________ conflict.
interpersonal