Lecture SG 1

Which statements are appropriate for a nursing instructor to include when teaching a group of students about high-quality health care?

Competent, Meets client's needs, Meets established care standard

Which avoidance instruction would the public health clinic nurse use to teach prevention of toxoplasmosis?

Contact with cat feces

meta-communication

Contextual variables

Attributes of professional identity

Doing, Being, Acting Ethically, Flourishing and Changing Identities

linguistic Communication

Face to Face, reading, texting, silence, omission, and/ or avoidance.

What are some Attributes in Leadership

Followers , Vision, Communication, Decision-Making, Change, Social power

The public health nurse is researching the variation in rates of disease occurrence and disabilities between socioeconomic and/or geographically defined population groups. What type of health disparity is this nurse researching?

Health status disparities

Which statement accurately describes a health care policy as it relates to health care economics?

It provides overarching goals and helps in setting priorities and values for the distribution of health resources

What is the Scope of Leadership

Informal and Formal

To meet the criteria of ethical practice, which action would the nurse who witnessed the spouse of a client fall take?

Initiate an agency incident report.

what does the scope of practice defines

It defines the actions, and Procedures, that is permitted by law for a nurse to perform. For e.g., The board of nursing of each state governs nursing practice in that state

What is the NCSBN?

National Council of State Boards of Nursing

Which are the similarities between Medicare and Medicaid?

Older clients are assisted through both programs. Medicare and Medicaid pay for home care services.

What is the Scope of Health Disparities

Unavoidable and Acceptable, Unavoidable and unacceptable, Avoidable and Acceptable, & Avoidable and Unacceptable

Paralinguistic Communication

Use of gestures, eye contact and facial expression

What is care coordination?

a set of activities purposefully organized by a team to facilitate the appropriate delivery of the necessary services and information to support optimal health and care across settings and over time

What are social determinants of health?

the conditions in the environments where people are born, live, learn, work, play, worship, and age that affect a wide range of health, functioning, and quality-of-life outcomes and risks.

When questioning the staff about a change in the client's plan of care, which would the nurse demonstrate?

Authority

Which are examples of high-reliability organizations?

Aviation, air traffic control, and nuclear power plants are examples of high-reliability organizations

The nurse is working in a hospital that receives most of its payment from Medicare and Medicaid services. In the annual assessment of The Joint Commission, the hospital had not met all the standards set forth in the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services. Which action would the nurse expect to be taken?

The Joint Commission would conduct an unannounced follow-up survey in the hospital

What are some goals of care coordination

To improve and optimize care, promote health and independence, reduce unnecessary utilization of services.

The nurse conducting research on health disparities applies the idea that the reality of life is based on a mental representation developed from socially shared understandings within a society. Which theoretical framework model is the nurse using?

Structural-constructivist

What is the Scope in Communication

It ranges from effective communication to no communication, Eg. Linguistic (spoken word), Paralinguistic (Gestures), and Metacommunication (insinuating through text)

A student nurse demonstrates effective understanding of health disparities when stating that which disparity is the most significant contributing factor to poor quality of care?

Lack of health insurance

The scope of professional nursing practice is determine by the rules promulgate by which organization?

State's Board of Nursing

Which examples mentioned by the nursing student regarding quasi-intentional torts need correction?

Assault, Battery, Malpractice

Which are the minor attributes that affect the quality of care provided for the client by the nurse?

Being equitable, being timely, and providing patient-centered care are the minor attributes that affect the quality of care.

When utilizing the social-ecological model, the nurse classifies physiological effects of aging within which system?

Chronosystem

What is the four concept that interrelated to Professional Identity

Clinical Judgment , Leadership. Ethics, and Communication

The nurse manager finds that there is an increased infection rate in the unit related to an increased number of visitors. The nurse believes that a change in the visitor policy could help reduce the infection rates. The leader is initiating an open dialogue about external and internal realities among the team members. Which attribute of Kotter's 8-step model is involved in this action?

Creating urgency

SDOH can be grouped into 5 domains:

Economic Stability, Education Access and Quality, Health Care Access and Quality, Neighborhood and Built Environment, and Social and Community Context.

What are the Attributes of Healthcare Economics

Markets, Price and cost, Supply and Demand, and Efficiency and Equality

What is the category of Health care Organization

Mission Focus, Financial Classification, and Ownership

Which terminology would the nurse use to enter nursing diagnoses, intervention, and outcomes in electronic health records?

Perioperative Nursing Data Set (PNDS)

What are some Attribute in Communication

Process of complementary exchange, context, and Learning Skill

How is public health nursing different from community health nursing?

Public health nursing focuses on a population.

Which are the major attributes of a health care organization?

Public trust, Unique purpose, Specialized workforce

Nursing demonstrates dedication to improving public health through the

Scope of practice

The ANA outlines expectation of the nursing profession in the

Social Policy Statement

Describe the scope of the concepts of Ethics

Societal, Organizational, Research, Professional, Personal Ethics

Describe the attributes of the concepts of Ethics

Sources of ethics, Ethical problems, and dilemmas Ethical analysis and decision-making

Describe the definition of the concepts of COMMUNICATION

The process of interaction between people

Describe the definition of LEADERSHIP

an interactive process that provides needed guidance and direction.

The Definition of Healthcare, organizations

are, a purposefully designed, structured social system developed for the delivery of healthcare services by specialized workforces to defined communities, populations, or markets.

Licensure

governmental agency grants "legal" permission to an individual to practice nursing

What is the definition for Professional identity

it is a sense of oneself that is influenced by characteristic, Norm, and Values of the nursing discipline, resulting in an individual thinking, acting, and feeling like a nurse.

Certification

nongovernmental agency certifies that an individual licensed to practice a profession has certain predetermined standards specified by that profession for specialty practice

innovative

showing creativity and originality

Describe the definition of the concepts of Ethics

study or examination of morality

○ Florence Nightingale Symbols

■ Crimean War ■ Lamp: She used through the night for rounds ■ Pin: ■ Cap:

DO NOT Delegate if it needs T.A.P.E:

■ Teaching ■ Assessment ■ Planning ■ Evaluation

The rights of delegation include:

■ The right task ■ Under the right circumstances ■ To the right person ■ With the right direction and communication ■ Under the right supervision and evaluation