Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Nurse to nurse incivility is a from of ________ violence.

A

lateral

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2
Q

Incivility in the work environment ________ staff turnover rate.

A

increases

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3
Q

The first action to take toward resolving a conflict is to ________ the problem.

A

identify

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4
Q

Conflict must be ________ in order to identify and resolve the problem.

A

confronted

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5
Q

Moral conflicts can increase the risk for nurse ________ and results in poorer client outcomes.

A

burnout

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6
Q

Writing to your legislator about issues is one way for nurses to ________ healthcare policies.

A

impact

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7
Q

Competencies required for interprofessional collaboration are cooperation, ________ and coordination.

A

communication

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8
Q

Lack of ________ is a barrier to interprofessional collaboration.

A

communication

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9
Q

Those who act uncivil toward others typically have a ________ self-esteem.

A

low

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10
Q

Face-to face interaction with another person is called ________ communication.

A

interpersonal

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11
Q

Using “I” statements are an example of ________ communication.

A

assertive

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12
Q

Values and ________ are one of the four competencies of the Interprofessional Education Collaborative (IPEC

A

ethics

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13
Q

Taking responsibility for a mistake and notifying the appropriate personnel is an example of taking ________ for one’s actions.

A

accountability

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14
Q

Restricting a client from leaving against medical advice is considered ________ imprisonment.

A

false

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15
Q

When there is a conflict in the treatment prescribed, the ________ should be notified.

A

provider

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16
Q

Failure to meet the standard of conduct expected from a professional nurse is called ________ when this failure causes damages to the client.

A

malpractice

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17
Q

Threats against self or others cannot be held as ________ information.

A

confidential

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18
Q

Performing practice that is below the expected standard of care is considered ________

A

negligence

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19
Q

The ________ is responsible for obtaining consent from the client to perform surgery.

A

surgeon

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20
Q

Professional ________ are included in the Code of Ethics.

A

expectations

21
Q

The hospital ________ committee’s purpose is to resolve ethical dilemmas in the health care setting.

A

ethics

22
Q

Keeping agreements to the client is an example of the ethical principle of ________

A

fidelity

23
Q

The Code of Ethics states that a nurse’s primary ________ is to the client

A

committment

24
Q

The Code of Ethics for nurses states that nurses should treat their clients with ________ and respect.

A

compassion

25
Q

According to the Code of Ethics, nurses are responsible for taking action to ________ social justice.

A

support

26
Q

In a disaster, the priority is to focus on providing care to clients who have an ________ threat to life.

A

immediate

27
Q

According to the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act all clients must receive a ________ screening when admitted to the emergency department.

A

medical

28
Q

The first step in defining the scope of nursing practice is for the state legislature to pass a ________ that regulates nursing practice and provides safe and competent client care.

A

law

29
Q

The scope and standards of nursing practice includes a set of ________ the nurse is able to perform competently.

A

skills

30
Q

In the event of a disaster, clients who are medically stable can be ________ to home

A

discharged

31
Q

Discharge planning begins on ________

A

admission

32
Q

The IDEAL toolkit used for discharge planning includes information about medications, home care, warning signs, ________ results, and follow-up care to provide to the client before discharge.

A

test

33
Q

Nurses can initiate consultation with a ________ worker to assist clients with finding housing or financial resources after discharge.

A

social

34
Q

Arranging for a client to receive home health services is the role of the ________ manager.

A

case

35
Q

Necessary daily care that the client cannot perform can be referred to ________ care providers

A

home

36
Q

Assisting a client to improve their strength after an injury is the role of the ________ therapist.

A

physical

37
Q

The purpose of medication reconciliation is to reconcile the medications the client is currently taking with the the current prescribed medications to prevent ________ errors.

A

medication

38
Q

The first step after a sentinel event is for the quality improvement committee to use the ________ cause analysis to identify the cause that led to the event.

A

root

39
Q

An unexpected event that caused severe or permanent harm, or even death to a client is considered to be a ________ event.

A

sentinel

40
Q

The client’s medical condition should be included in the ________ component of the ISBARR communication tool.

A

situation

41
Q

Assign the triage colors to the correct description.

4) Expectant
2) Urgent
3) Emergent
1) Non-Urgent

A
  1. Green
  2. Yellow
  3. Red
  4. Black
42
Q

Match the ethical principles with the correct description.

Tell the truth

A

Veracity

43
Q

Match the ethical principles with the correct description.

Do no harm

A

nonmaleficence

44
Q

Match the ethical principles with the correct description.

The right of the client to choose

A

Autonomy

45
Q

Match the ethical principles with the correct description.

Do good.

A

beneficence

46
Q

Match the ethical principles with the correct description.

Be fair.

A

justice

47
Q

In a disaster, the priority is to focus on providing care to clients who have an ________ threat to life.

A

immediate

48
Q

Incivility between a charge nurse and a new graduate is termed ________ conflict.

A

interpersonal