chapter 12 Final Flashcards

1
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When the patient is being admitted, you refer to the patient by

A

by his preference

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2
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Soon after the patient is admitted, the nurse will create a resident _____

A

Care of Plan

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3
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The Plan of Care has specific stages, what are they?

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Assessing, planning, implemementing and evaluating

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4
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What does the plan of care include?

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Specific instructions regarding care to be provided to a patient
Information needed prior to providing care
guidelines for continuity of care
information essential for organizing special duties

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5
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When do you weigh the patient upon admitting

A

when the patient has arrived to their room before assisting him to the bed or chair. After they have changed.

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6
Q

You can help get the patient ready to be transferred to another unit by

A
gathering belongings
getting patient chart ready
making sure room is ready
informing family
notifying admissions of room change
obtaining mode of transfer
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7
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who orders the transfer to another facility?

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the doctor

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8
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what are some reasons a patient may need to be transferred to another facility

A

needs specialty services
improving health or declining
family request

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9
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List the duties of the CNA when preparing a patient to transfer to another facility

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gather belongings
inform family
assist in making copies of patient recor

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10
Q

A ________ is an official release from a health care institution

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discharge

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11
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An approach that includes the four aspects of a whole person: physiological, psychosocial, sociocultural and spiritual is called>

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Holistic approach

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