Exam 3 Flashcards

1
Q

A pt was displaying symptoms of a stroke. It took 3 hrs to get a CT scan to confirm a stoke. What type of error is this?

A

Diagnostic

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2
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A pt had not received his BP med and had a BP off 208/103. instead of giving the med, the RN went to lunch.

A

Treatment

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3
Q

The RN failed to admin an anticoagulant and the pt developed Pulmonary embolism. What type of error is this?

A

Preventative
Omission

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4
Q

Reporting errors without punishment, balancing learning from mistakes & need to discipline

A

Just culture

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5
Q

Universal precautions include:

A

hand hygiene
proper disposal of sharps & needles
Blood products
Use of PPE

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6
Q

The nurse does not turn a client as ordered, and the client develops a pressure injury.
Which legal concept applies?

A

Breach of duty

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7
Q

The RN is teaching a class regarding standards of care in nursing. Which statement indicates an understanding?

A

“Nurse practice acts and administrative rules form the standard of care”
“The ANA’s standards of practice are the prevailing national standard”
“The RN’s job description will aid in defining the standard of care.”

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8
Q

What requires the nurse to protect the privacy and confidentiality of a client’s protected health information?

A

Health insurance and portability and accountability act. (HIPAA)

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9
Q

Under HIPAA, which is an acceptable reason to disclose protected health information?

A

Payment
Treatment
Operations

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10
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As an advocate for the client, the nurse must make sure that “safe, effective care” is given in conformity with the:

A

Nurse Practice Act (NPA)

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11
Q

A child’s shots may cause discomfort during admin, but the benefit outweigh discomfort. Which principle is involved?

A

Beneficence

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12
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Which ethical principle underlies nursing actions respecting each patient’s values and beliefs?

A

Autonomy

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13
Q

which ethical term? A nurse questions the meds being too extreme for patient

A

Nonmaleficence

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14
Q

The distribution of nurses to areas of “most need” in the time of a nursing shortage is an example of:

A

Justice

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15
Q

A pt asks about an ordered and the nurse replies, “I’m unsure but I will find out.” & later returns with an explanation.

A

Fidelity

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16
Q

A RN overhears two employees talking about a pt’s poor hygiene in a derogatory way.
Which actions should the nurse take?

A

Indicate to the employees that it is not appropriate to discuss

17
Q

The nurse is obligated to follow a physicians order unless:

A

The order is an error, violates hospital policy, or would be detrimental

18
Q

What law creates the NM Board of Nursing & nursing scope of practice.

A

Nurse Practice Act

19
Q

Laws that are created by legislation at state or federal level are know as what?

A

Statutory laws

20
Q

Rules written by agencies to supplement laws created by legislature.

A

Regulatory laws

21
Q

Laws created as a result of a lawsuit or court ruling.

A

Common/case laws

22
Q

Record of pt stay at the hospital a year ago, is found where?

A

EHR

23
Q

Health information of patient’s current stay at the hospital.

A

EMR

24
Q

documentation needs to meet which guidelines?

A

Accurate
Factual
Current

25
Q

The primary purpose of a patient’s medical record is to:

A

communicate accurate, timely info about the pt.