FUNDA SEMI QUIZ Flashcards

1
Q

means allowing a client to stay in the hospitaL

A

Admission

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2
Q

Admission means allowing alcient to stay in the hospital for what

A

observation
investigation
treatment

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3
Q

types of admissions

A

Emergency Admission

Routine/Elective Admission

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4
Q

in acute conditions requiring immediate treatment. ex. patient with heart attack, poisoning, breathing difficulty, RTA (road traffic accident) etc

A

Emergency Admission

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5
Q

Clients are admitted for investigations and planned treatment and surgeries.

A

Routine/Elective Admission

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6
Q

patient with diabetes, hypertension, jaundice, appendicitis etc require what type of admission

A

Routine/Elective Admission

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7
Q

purpose of admission

A

To provide comfort and safety to the patient

To provide comfort and safety to the patient

To establish nurse-patient relationship

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8
Q

in preparing the unit for admission what should you secure 1st

A

Physician Admitting Order Sheet/Doctor’s Order (PAOS)

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9
Q

investigations by law enforcement agencies,

A

medico-legal case

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10
Q

EXAMPLES OF MEDICO - LEGAL CASES

A

Poisoning

Attempted suicide

Burns

Road Traffic Accidents

Sexual Offenses

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11
Q

in emergencies, what will be carried out first

A

resuscitation and stabilization

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12
Q

what roles nurses do during admission procedure

A

perform complete assessment

enter biodata

document info

check past history

take vital signs

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13
Q

relieving a person from a hospital setting, who is admitted as an inpatient in that hospital.

A

discharge

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14
Q

types of discharge

A

planned

abscond

LAMA/DAMA

TRANSFER

DEATH

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15
Q

The patient’s treatment is over and the attending physician has discharged the patient

A

PLANNED

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16
Q

The patient leaves the hospital without prior information.

A

ABSCOND

17
Q

the patient chooses to leave the hospital before the treating physician recommends discharge

A

lama dama

18
Q

meaning of LAMA/DAMA

A

left against medical advise/discharge against medical advise

19
Q

purpose of discharge

A

Provide continuity of care at home.

To inform about the follow-up visits or referral

To provide for a safe, efficient return of all patients’ clothing, and valuables

20
Q

examples of care after discharge

A

room is cleaned & aired

Used linen should be sent to the laundry.

room is fumigated.

21
Q

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE NURSE - PLANNING

A

ASSESSMENT

CARE PLANNING

COLLABORATION

EDUCATION

RISK MANAGEMENT

DOCUMENTATION

22
Q

is the care given to a deceased person in preparation for burial or cremation.

A

Post Mortem Care

23
Q

Standard of Practice in post mortem care

A

done in a
respectful, private, and safe manner.

24
Q

responsible to notify the Nursing Supervisor
when post mortem care may be performed.

A

physician

25
Q

in preparing the body for transfer the physician will order what

A

Medical examiner

Funeral home (no autopsy)

General hospital for pathological diagnosis by autopsy

26
Q

Universal Precautions are to be taken and all protective barriers worn.

A

Screen the bed or close the door

Remove earrings, rings and other personal articles

Place one identification tag

27
Q

who has to be be aware of the name of the patient, whether Last Rites were administered, the name of the pronouncing physician, whether or not an autopsy is to be done,

A

Nurse Supervisor