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Q: In a head to toe assessment, what should you do before the exam?
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- Provide privacy
- Eye contact
- Use open-ended que
Q: What should be asked if you are gathering subjective data?
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- Health history
- Family History
- Chief Complaint
Q: What should be observed during objective data?
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- Behavior + mood
- Appears stated age
- Hygiene + nourishment level
- Posture and mobility
- LOC (alert? oriented?)
Q: What is Hippocratic Oath?
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- pledge “do no harm” to patients
Q: Who is the father of Medicine?
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- Hippocrates
Q: What is the symbol of modern medicine?
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- Caduceus
Q: Explain Holistic Care
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- care that emphasizes the whole mind, body & spirit
Q: What is an OT ? Explain their work.
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- Occupational Therapists help client REGAIN ADLs, especially
those that require coordination in upper extre (brushing teeth after stroke)
Q: What is a PT ? Explain their work.
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- Physical Therapists help clients to regain strength and maintain mobility.
ex: post-op hip surgery
Q: What is a Radiology Tech ? Explain their work.
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- Performs radiologic imaging to be reviewed for diagnosis
Q: What is a RT? Explain their work.
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- Respiratory Therapist evaluates resp status and provides breathing patterns
ex: a client who needs a neb
Q: What is the difference between Medicare and Medicaid?
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- Medicare is a government health insurance for above 65 yrs old.
- Medicaid is a government health insurance for people
with low income.
Q: What is Risk Management?
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- It limits the unsafe practices in a healthcare system.
Q: What is Quality Improvement?
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- A research to change and improve current policies
Q: What is PSRO? Explain its use.
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- Professional Standards Review Organization
- A government agency that reviews the cost & quality of health care
Q: What is a patient centered care?
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- pt has control over their own care & health decisions
- transparency exists with the pt & health care team
Q: State the different Medicare Divisions
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- Part A > Hospital Insurance
- Part B > Medical Insurance
- Part C > Medicare Advantage
- Part D > Medications
Q: What is Nursing Informatics?
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- Information & tech combined to improve the delivery of nursing care
Q: Explain the 3 Levels of Care.
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- Primary > health improvement screenings & prevention
- Secondary > diagnosis & treatment of chronic/temporary problems
ex: surgery - Tertiary > treatment of acute & long term disease ex: ICU/subacute
Q: What is Nurse Practice Acts?
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- the laws that govern the scope of nursing practice in a state or territory
Q: What is Licensure?
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- status that states a nurse meets the requirements for safe & competent practice
Q: What is Reprocity?
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- when someone’s license is transferred from one state to another
Q: What is Accreditation?
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- status given to a nursing program that it meets approved standards
Q: What is ANA? Explain the organization.
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- American Nurses Association advances and protects the nursing profession.
Q: What is ICN? Explain the organization
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- International Council of Nurses is an international organization that connects nurses
Q: What is TJC? Explain the organization
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- The Joint Commission sets standards for healthcare facilities to become accredited
Q: What is FDA? Explain the organization
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- Food and Drug Administration protects public health by supervising drug and food safely
Q: What is QSEN? Explain the organization
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- Quality and safety Education for Nurses ensure standards are being met in nursing schools across the USA
Q: What is Assault?
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- intentional threat towards another person that puts them in fear of harm
Q: What is Battery?
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- intentional touching/harm onto another person w/o legal justification
Q: What is False Imprisonment?
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- restraint or seclusion of a person w/o safety or legal reason
Q: Give the 7 Rights of a Patient.
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- Right to considerate & respectful care
- Right to be informed about diagnosis, treatment & prognosis
- Right to know the names & roles of those involved in care
- Right to consent to or refuse care
- Right to privacy
- Right to review their own medical record & results
- Right to be informed of alternative care facilities that are better suited to the patient’s needs
