FINAL

Question 1

Nursing Theorists

Answer 1

Florence Nightinggale
Jean Watson
Madeline Leninger
Patricia Benner

Question 2

Banners stages of nursing

Answer 2

1. Novice
2. Advanced beginner
3. Competent
4. Proficient
5. Expert

Question 3

RCCs 7 needs

Answer 3

1. Gaseous transfer
2. Body defense
3. Nutrition
4. Elimination
5. Psychological regulation
6. Chemical regulation
7. Mobility

Question 4

Eriksons theory- Infancy

Answer 4

Trust

Question 5

Eriksons theory- early childhood

Answer 5

Autonomy

Question 6

Eriksons theory- preschool

Answer 6

Initiative

Question 7

Eriksons theory- school age

Answer 7

Industry

Question 8

Eriksons theory- adolescence

Answer 8

Identity

Question 9

Eriksons theory- young adulthood

Answer 9

Intimacy

Question 10

Eriksons theory- middle adulthood

Answer 10

Generativity

Question 11

Eriksons theory- maturity

Answer 11

Ego integrity

Question 12

Methods of resolving conflict

Answer 12

Avoidance
Compromise
Accommodation
Competition
Collaboration

Question 13

Stages of planned change

Answer 13

1. Unfreezing
2. Moving
3. Refreezing

Question 14

Effects of change

Answer 14

Stress
Distress
General adaptation symdrome

Question 15

Assessment

Answer 15

Collecting data
Organizing data
Validating
Documenting
Goal
Client response

Question 16

Techniques of physical assessment

Answer 16

Inspection
Auscultation
Palpation
Percussion

Question 17

Nursing Process

Answer 17

Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation

Question 18

Stages of general adaptation syndrome

Answer 18

1. Alarm reaction (fight/flight)
2. Resistance
3. Recovery/ exhaustion

Question 19

Nursing organizations

Answer 19

National League for Nursing
American Nurses Association
National Council of State Boards of Nursing

Question 20

Types of change

Answer 20

Transactional (mutual benefit)
Transformational (planned)

Question 21

General survey

Answer 21

Appearance
Mental state
Behavior
Room observation
Speech
Mobility
Body type

Question 22

7 rights of medication

Answer 22

1. Right order
2. Right patient
3. Right drug
4. Right time
5. Right does
6. Right route
7. Right documentation

Question 23

Focused Assessment

Answer 23

Provocation
Quality/ quantity
Radiating
Severity
Timing
Patients understanding

Question 24

Stress

Answer 24

Eustress
Distress
Negative effects of stress

Question 25

Maslows Hierarchy of needs

Answer 25

Physiological Safety Love/ belonging Esteem Self actualization

Question 26

Scientific method

Answer 26

Purpose: describe/ explain event Quantitative research: population Qualitative: experiences

Question 27

Hypovolemia S/S

Answer 27

Anxiety, agitation, cool clammy skin, decreased output

Question 28

Hypervolemia S/S

Answer 28

Weight gain, swelling, SOB, hypertension, CHF

Question 29

Steps in teaching-learning process

Answer 29

*ADPIE

Question 30

Major electrolytes

Answer 30

Potassium, sodium, magnesium, calcium

Question 31

Proving malpractice

Answer 31

1. Duty 2. Breach of duty 3. Causation 4. Damages *Must have all 4

Question 32

Role strain

Answer 32

Discomfort or frustration with role(s)

Question 33

Role stress

Answer 33

Demands are overwhelming

Question 34

Role overload

Answer 34

"3rd shift" work + home

Question 35

Policy

Answer 35

Expected course of action set by an agency

Question 36

Procedure

Answer 36

Official way of completing a task

Question 37

Protocol

Answer 37

A detailed, written plan of action

Question 38

Negligence

Answer 38

Failure to act or use reasonable care

Question 39

Malpractice

Answer 39

Failure to act professionally

Question 40

Libel

Answer 40

written or published defamation

Question 41

Slander

Answer 41

Verbal defamation

Question 42

Teleology

Answer 42

Explanation that refers to its purpose or goal

Question 43

Deontology

Answer 43

Uses rules to distinguish right and wrong

Question 44

Femenist ethics

Answer 44

Clinical attitudes such as empathy and affection

Question 45

Beneficence

Answer 45

Doing good to others

Question 46

Non-maleficence

Answer 46

Do no harm

Question 47

Autonomy

Answer 47

Right to self determination

Question 48

Fidelity

Answer 48

Trustworthiness

Question 49

Veracity

Answer 49

Truth-telling

Question 50

Fundamental values of nursing

Answer 50

Accountability Advocacy Collaboration Innovation Integrity Leadership

Question 51

Cultural competence

Answer 51

Lifelong learning of different cultures

Question 52

Cultural Humility

Answer 52

Self reflection- lifelong learning

Question 53

Stereotyping

Answer 53

Assigning characteristics to someone or group

Question 54

Ethnocentrism

Answer 54

view ones group as superior

Question 55

Cultural relativism

Answer 55

Stepping out of ones comfort to learn someone elses culture

Question 56

Acculturation

Answer 56

Adopting or borrowing traits from another culture

Question 57

Assimilation

Answer 57

Taking in and fully understanding a culture

Question 58

Cultural competency staircase model

Answer 58

1. Limited knowledge 2. Growing awareness 3. Acquired knowledge 4. Expanding network 5. Applied expertise 6. Problem solvers

Question 59

Sentinel events

Answer 59

"never events" should never happen in a hospital

Question 60

Types of assessment

Answer 60

Focused Ongoing Special needs Comprehensive

Question 61

Communication

Answer 61

Nonverbal Therapeutic Encoding/ decoding Positive verbal

Question 62

EMTALA

Answer 62

Requires medicare participating facilities with an ER to perform medal screening regardless of pay

Question 63

OBRA

Answer 63

Reconciliation act of 1987. Standard of care and Nursing rights in nursing homes

Question 64

HIPPA

Answer 64

Health insurance accountability act of 1996. Federal law to protect PHI from being disclosed without patient consent or knowledge.