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Question 1

Which pt are most able to engage in their care?

Answer 1

pts whose pain is under control or good night rest

Question 2

Nurse is giving pt education over new medication?

Answer 2

Ask pt to repeat info—teach backs

Question 3

Hospital employee falls.

Answer 3

Their manager calls & wants an update? Nurse should not provide info

Question 4

Spouse requests pts medical records

Answer 4

refer family member to medical records

Question 5

Mom calls asking for child’s info that was seen at the clinic

Answer 5

Clinic unable to provide the medical records

Question 6

A pt employer calls asking for information on pt that got hurt at work?

Answer 6

Ask employer to submit a signed agreement to protect the pt info

Question 7

Pt records moved from notes to checkboxes?

Answer 7

They reduce clinical documentation time

Question 8

Natural disasters?

Answer 8

Production software remains in working condition

Question 9

Front end dictation?

Answer 9

Eliminate human errors & more accurate documentation. Immediately edit & file

Question 10

Focus group?

Answer 10

gathering uses to discuss

Question 11

Which information would be useful when planning quality care for the next shift?

Answer 11

Available critical care beds

Question 12

What is it when a nurse tries to get a pt more involved in the electronic system?

Answer 12

autonomy

Question 13

Nurse’s role in a power outage?

Answer 13

software running

Question 14

How to start an admission process when extremely busy?

Answer 14

Checklist

Question 15

What kind of notes are not released to pt?

Answer 15

Psych notes

Question 16

What would be cause to put someone in isolation?

Answer 16

MRSA, Influenza, TB, Covid

Question 17

What should a nurse recommend to promote nurse to pt interactions?

Answer 17

Encourage pt to eliminate personal technology to increase their attention

Question 18

Cost effective documentation?

Answer 18

Records procedure & pt response directly into the work computer

Question 19

A blood pressure cuff or peripheral device linked to the computer or health system is what kind of technology?

Answer 19

Biomedical device integration

Question 20

Electronically capture pt vital sign without manually entering

Answer 20

Biomedical device integration

Question 21

Training docs in the PACS into the EHR. Which will require the nurse to create training documents?

Answer 21

Accessing & reviewing X-rays

Question 22

What is one example of data that is tracked for the purpose of improved quality?

Answer 22

Pt falls

Question 23

Data visualization of oncology pt length of stays?

Answer 23

Line graph

Question 24

Comparing infection rates across state-

Answer 24

bar graph or pie chart

Question 25

Artificial technology operates in an intentional and adaptive manner learning from acquired data and becoming more accurate over time in the identification of

Answer 25

trends and patterns.

Question 26

RFID?

Answer 26

Tracks equipment, staff. In badges.

Question 27

What is meant by peer-reviewed literature & why it is important? Give 2 examples.

Answer 27

Literature that is checked by another expert in the field that the literature is written about. Two examples are American RN Today & Journal of Higher Education

Question 28

What data source is used to track specific diseases & conditions?

Answer 28

Disease surveillance

Question 29

Fundamental principles?

Answer 29

Non maleficence & fidelity, which promote accuracy & integrity

Question 30

Name 3 attributes of quality information?

Answer 30

Accuracy, completeness & timeliness

Question 31

What is the US Initiative that establishes & monitors attainment of science-based population health goals & objectives w/ ten-year target dates?

Answer 31

Healthy People

Question 32

What is a description of a fundamental ethical principle that refers to integrity?

Answer 32

The promotion of accuracy, honesty, and high principles of morality. Integrity is the adherence to moral and ethical principles.

Question 33

results from knowing what is right, being in a situation that constrains acting on that knowledge, and the psychological distress resulting from that inability to do the right thing. For example, A nurse is aware that a specific cognitive computing model is used in her organization to guide the identification of clinical deterioration of patients. However, she does not feel comfortable following the protocol of care based on the model because she does not believe it is accurately reflecting her patient’s condition. She calls the physician to discuss her patient and he tells her to follow the protocol of care as written.

Answer 33

Moral distress

Question 34

is a fundamental ethical principle that puts high value on the dignity and worth of all people, the rights of individuals to privacy, confidentiality, and self-determination. For example, As a nurse involved in the design of a medical record, you note that in the demographic section, no allowances are made for sexual preferences or gender other than male or female.

Answer 34

Respect