Patient Priority Review Flashcards
1
Q
What’s the top priority when caring for a patient with a sensory impairment?
A
Safety
2
Q
You should classify a patient’s priorities as:
A
1: High
2: Intermediate
3: Low Importance
3
Q
The highest priority of a patient’s priorities can be determined using what?
A
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
4
Q
Priority setting helps nurses to do what?
A
Anticipate and sequence nursing interventions
5
Q
The revised standards by The Joint Commission requires hospitals to identify what as an organizational priority?
A
Pain Assessment + Pain Management (Including Safe Opioid Prescribing)
6
Q
What is used to prioritize protein sources by applying a score (up to 100) based on digestibility and amino acid variety?
A
PDCAAS (Protein-Corrected Amino Acid Score)
