Random Nursing Leadership Flashcards

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What should be the first step when implementing an emergency preparedness plan?

A

Notify the incident commander to initiate the command hierarchy and maintain order

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What types of tasks should NOT be delegated by the RN?

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RNs DO NOT delegate what they can EAT (evaluate, assess, teach)

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3
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What is the term for “purposeful breach of duty?”

A

Negligence

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4
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Who must the care team disclose a patient’s uncontrolled seizure to?

A

DMV

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T/F: It is within the UAP’s responsibility to collect a urine specimen from patients.

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False. Only RN or LPN can do sterile procedures, including urine specimen collection or sterile dressing changes.

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Between RN/LPN/UAP: Who can handle sterile procedures?

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RN or LPN

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During a mass casualty event, who should be evacuated first?

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Evacuate the most mobile patient first
Leave the most vulnerable patients for last
Opposite of triage

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What is the PLISSIT model?

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Tool for assessment of a client’s sexuality and sexual healthcare needs

Four levels of intervention:
- Permission
- Limited Information
- Specific Suggestion
- Intensive Therapy

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What are the levels of intervention according to the PLISSIT model?

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  • Permission
  • Limited Information
  • Specific Suggestion
  • Intensive Therapy
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T/F: An incident report should be completed when a nurse identifies a broke piece of equipment.

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False. Situation is resolved by placing a work order for its repair.

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T/F: An incident report should be completed when a client discovers that his dentures are missing.

A

True. A change in the client’s plan of care might be necessary if the client has difficulty eating or speaking without the dentures.

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12
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What are the four phases of a crisis event according to Gerald Caplan?

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Trigger Event
Escalation
Crisis
Disorganization

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13
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In rural areas, what type of health care is likely to be absent?

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Tertiary care

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What substance is taken to block the thyroid gland’s uptake of radioactive iodine in the case of a nuclear disaster?

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Potassium iodide

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T/F: In the triage area, it is part of the nurse’s responsibility to foster positive public relations for the facility.

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True. The triage nurse is the first professional the client encounters.

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T/F: Vancomycin-resistant staph aureus is not a reportable disease to the CDC.

A

False. This must be reported

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