NUR 210 Exam 2 Flashcards

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competent communication

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maintain relationships across all professions and meets legal, ethical, and clinical standards of care

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2
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theraputic communication

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healing relationships between nurse and patient

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3
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critical thinking + clinical judgment = _____________

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best communicators

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4
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intrapersonal

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talking to yourself

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5
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interpersonal

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talking to others

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6
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metacommunication

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nonverbal communication that alters the meaning of what youre trying to convey

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7
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is the EHR legally binding?

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yes

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8
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what system provides justification for financial billing + reimbersment of care?

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EHR

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9
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what is the PHI

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Protected Health Information

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10
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what is the purpose of an acuity rating system?

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used to determine number of staff required for a group of patients for every shift every 24 hours

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11
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who governs documentation?

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  • individual state regulations
  • The Joint Commision
  • Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
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12
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nurse practice act is an example of what kind of law?

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civil law

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13
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two types of statutory law

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  • civil
  • criminal
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14
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

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  • affordable health care
  • increased access to care
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15
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Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act

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cant transfer a patient anywhere until proper screening and stabilization has been done

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16
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Health Information Technology Act

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Nurse must make sure PHI is protected

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17
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Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act

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requires health insurance companies to cover mental health and drug abuse treatment

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18
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what does consitutional law mean for the patient?

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patient can refuse treatment

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19
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Patient Self Determination Act

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informed consent

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20
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Uniform Anatomical Gift Act

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organ donation

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21
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The Omnibus Budget Reconcilliation Act (1986)

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changed how health care is provided for older adults

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22
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What law would protect a nurse if she helps at the scene of an accident?

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Good Samaritan Laws

23
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Laws that are intended to help people and affect individuals, communities, and populations

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Public Health Laws

24
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two types of laws that vary by state:

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  1. Termination of Pregnancy laws
  2. Physician-assisted suicide laws
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Uniform Determination of Death Act
determines actual death
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what is restraints with no orders considered?
illegal detention
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what are the 6 reasons to refuse an assignment?
1. lack of knowledge 2. exceeds NPA 3. risk to nurses unborn child 4. orientation to unit not completed 5. conscientious objection; moral, ethical, or religious 6. clinical judgment impaired due to fatigue
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what do you do if there is a fire?
close all doors
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most important thing for a patient experiencing seizures
protect the head
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when a disaster occurs what should the hospital immediately do?
triage patients
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what is triage
sorting patients based on severity
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what should you always have when you go into a potentially violent patients room alone?
exit plan
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what is HAI
healthcare aquired infections
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safety guidline mneumonic AITI
Anticipate Involve Try Implement
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6 chains of infection
1. infectous agent 2. reservoir 3. portal of exit 4. modes of transmission 5. portal of entry 6. suseptible host
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3 responses of inflammation
- vascular and cellular responses - inflammatory exude - tissue repair
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can nurses delegate vital signs?
yes
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when is it your responsability to reassess vital signs?
when theyre abnormal
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how is medical dosage calculated?
using vital signs
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what is body temp?
heat produced - heat lost
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hypothermia
below 95 degrees
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hyperthermia
above 100
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how is hyperthermia verified?
using rectal temp
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electronic thermometer
displays 15-30sec
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tympanic thermometer
probe in ear, widely varying results
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temporal artery thermometer
infared technology, high accuracy
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when should you give supplemental oxygen to a patient?
when o2 sat drops to 88 or lower
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which artery is most used to assess HR
radial
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what is the kortokoff sound?
first sound heard when taking BP
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how do womens BP change after puberty?
lower than mens
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how does womens BP change after menopause?
higher than mens
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idiopathic pain
unknown location
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neuropathic pain
chronic nerve damage
54
which organization requires that spiritual history be taken from every patient in the hospital?
TJC