Implementation Flashcards

1
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What are the three skills in implementation?

A

Cognitive Skills (Intellectual Skills)
Interpersonal Skills
Technical Skills

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2
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What are the four cognitive skills?

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Problem Solving
Decision Making
Critical Thinking
Creativity

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3
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What is the process of implementing?

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Reassing the client
Determining nurse need for assistance
Implementing nurse intervention
Supervising delegated care
Documenting nursing activities

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4
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Transfer of responsibility from one person to another while retaining accountability for the outcomes

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Delegation

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5
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Downward/transfer of both the responsibility and accountability of _ from one individual to another

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assignment

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6
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What is the responsibility of the nurse in delegation and assignment?

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Appropriate delegation of duties
Adequate supervision or assigned

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7
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Evaluation is composed of:

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documenting responses to interventions
evaluating the effectiveness of interventions
evaluating outcome achievement
reviewing the nursing care plan

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8
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Measure used to maintain confidence and secure components of client records

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documentation

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9
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What is essential to the goal of client care?

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Effective communication among health professionals

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10
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Health personnel communicate through?

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discussion
reports
records

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11
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as informal oral consideration of a subject by two or more healthcare personnel to identify a problem or establish strategies to resolve a problem.

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discussion

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12
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is a formal, legal document that provides evidence of a client’s care and can be written or computer based.

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record/chart/client record

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13
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The process of making an entry on a client record is called

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recording, charting, or documenting.

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14
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the The Joint Commission requires client record documentation to be

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A-ccurate
C-omplete
C-onfidential
T-imely
S-pecific

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15
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Health care reform has been pivotal in the process of increasing the use of the

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electronic health record

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16
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states that “ ..the nurse has a duty to maintain confidentiality of all patient information”

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The American Nurses Association Code of Ethics (2001)

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17
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is the rightful owner of the client record.

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institution or agency

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18
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Changes in the laws regarding client privacy became effective on

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April 14, 2003

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19
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HIPAA

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996

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20
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HIPAA

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996

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21
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The new HIPAA regulations maintain the privacy and confidentiality of

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Protected Health Information

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22
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is identifiable health information that is transmitted or maintained in any form or medium, including verbal discussions, electronic communications with or about clients, and written communications

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Protected Health Information

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23
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is identifiable health information that is transmitted or maintained in any form or medium, including verbal discussions, electronic communications with or about clients, and written communications

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PHI

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24
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Security Rule of HIPAA became mandatory in

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2005

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25
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This rule governs the security of electronic PHI.

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Security Rule of HIPAA in 2005

26
Q

What are the purpose of client’s records?

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communication
planning client care
auditing health agencies
research
education
reimbursement
legal documentation
health care analysis

27
Q

Communication of client’s records prevents

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fragmentations
repution
delays in client care

28
Q

Nurses use ________ to evaluate the effectiveness of the nursing care plan.

A

baseline or ongoing data

29
Q

is a review of client records for quality assurance purposes

A

audit

30
Q

Who reviews the client records to determine if a particular health agency is meeting its stated standards

A

The Joint Commission

31
Q

The treatment plans for a number of clients with the same health problems can yield information helpful in treating other clients.

A

Research

32
Q

For a facility to obtain payment through Medicare, the client’s clinical record must contain the

A

correct diagnosis related group codes

33
Q

are supported by accurate, thorough recording by nurses.

A

codable diagnoses such as DRGs

34
Q

Client’s record is ________ and is usually admissible in court as evidence

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legal document

35
Q

What are the different Documentation Systems?

A

the source-oriented record
problem-oriented Medical record
PIE model (problems, intervention, evaluation)
focus charting
CBE (Charting by exception)
Computerized documentation
Case Management

36
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is a traditional part of the source-oriented.

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Narrative Charting

37
Q

Narrative recording is replaced by

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Charting by exception
Focus Charting

38
Q

POMR or Problem Oriented Medical Record was established by?

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Lawrence Weed in 1960

39
Q

the data are arranged according to the problems the client has rather than the source of the information.

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POMR-Problem Oriented Medical Record

40
Q

What are the advantages of POMR?

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  1. it encourage collaboration
  2. the problem list in the front of the chart alerts caregivers to the client’s needs and makes it easier to track the status of each problem
41
Q

all information known about the client when the client first enters the health care agency.

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database

42
Q

Database includes

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nursing assessment
primary care provider’s history
social and family data
results of the physical examination and diagnostic test

43
Q

is derived from the database.

A

problem list

44
Q

are generated by the individual who lists the problems

A

care plans

45
Q

is a chart entry made by all health professionals involved in a client’s care; they all use the same type of sheet for notes.

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progress notes in the PO

46
Q

How can you get the objective data?

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IPPA
Vital Signs
Labs and diagnostic results

47
Q

is the interpretation or conclusions drawn about the subjective and objective data.

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Assessment

48
Q

This system consists of a client care assessment flow sheet and progress notes.

A

Pie model

49
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describes the patient’s perspective and focuses on documenting the patient’s current status, progress towards goals and response to interventions.

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Focus Charting

50
Q

provides a holistic perspective of the client and the client’s needs.

A

Focus charting system

51
Q

Focus charting system provides

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nursing process framework for progress notes

52
Q

For focus charting, in the eight hours shift, use ____ for morning and afternoon shift and ____ for night shift

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blue or black ink for morning and afternoon shift
red ink for night shift

53
Q

What are the different nursing interventions in the focus charting?

A

independent
basic
perspective

54
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is a documentation system in which only abnormal or significant findings or exceptions to norms are recorded.

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Charting by exception

55
Q

Charting by exception incorporates three key elements, what are these?

A

Flow sheets
Standards of nursing care
Bedside Access to chart forms

56
Q

is a widely used, concise method of organizing and recording data about a client, making information quickly accessible to all health professionals.

A

The Kardex

57
Q

enables nurses to record nursing data quickly and concisely and provides an easy to-read record of the client’s condition over time,

A

Flow Sheet

58
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This record typically indicates body temperature, pulse, respiratory rate, blood pressure, weight, and, in some agencies, other significant clinical data such as admission or postoperative day, bowel movements, appetite, and activity.

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Graphic Record

59
Q

All routes of fluid intake and all routes of fluid loss

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Intake and output record

60
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Medication flow sheets usually include designated areas for the date of the medication order, the expiration date, the medication name and dose, the frequency of administration and route, and the nurse’s signature.

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Medication Administration Record

61
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are completed when the client is being discharged and transferred to another institution or to a home setting where a visit by a community health nurse is required.

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Discharge note and referral summary