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Healthcare technology is advancing rapidly to keep up with the demand for solutions to the issues confronting providers, nursing, ancillary providers, and organizations. Which challenges are healthcare organizations facing that can be met with informatics?

A) Accurate data collection, reimbursement, and measuring compliance

B) Trending healthcare changes, reforms, and future of healthcare

C) Dealing with staff turnover, staff satisfaction, and performance

D) Creating a healthcare system that pays for itself

A

A) Accurate data collection, reimbursement, and measuring compliance

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Many solutions to the problems facing healthcare have been addressed, such as ____.

A) digital imaging and reports, environmental surveillance, and clinical information

B) healthcare informatics, data analytics, and billing

C) patient engagement, quality, and safety improvements

D) decision-support, telehealth, interoperability, and patient portals

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decision-support, telehealth, interoperability, and patient portals

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The specialty concerned with combining clinical expertise and information science is known as _____

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Nursing informatics

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Advances in technology assist patients in many ways outside the hospital. Telehealth is defined as:

A) Using technology to provide patients with a way to call for help

B) Using technology such as iPads to video chat with patients for assessment

C) Using telecommunications to help patients make appointments

D) Using the telephone to talk to the patient and see how things are going

A

B) Using technology such as iPads to video chat with patients for assessment

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These are the foundations of practice in nursing informatics:

A) Information, technology, data, reimbursements, schedules

B) Data, evidence-based practice, orders, and results

C) Data, information, knowledge, understanding, and wisdom

D) Date, information, orders, and consults

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C) Data, information, knowledge, understanding, and wisdom

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What nursing specialty combines information technology and nursing practice to nurses and staff caring for patients?

A) Information surveillance

B) Information compliance

C) Nu`rsing administration

D) Nursing informatics

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D) Nursing informatics

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Scientific research and _____ help to formulate the best plan of care for patients.

A) policies and procedures

B) expert clinical opinion

C) nursing assessments

D) physicians’ orders

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B) expert clinical opinion

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The Kardex is updated how frequently?

A) Upon patient admission

B) After surgery

C) After meals

D) Every shift change

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D) Every shift change

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The Kardex is usually located?

A) Medical record

B) Nurses station

C) Patient bedside

D) Locker room

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B) Nurses station

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After a patient is discharged, the Kardex is?

A) Given to the patient

B) Taken home by the nurse

C) Filed as a part of the medical record

D)Shredded

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D)Shredded

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A topic that may be included on a Kardex is?

A) Patient weight

B) Patient address

C) Special dietary needs

D) Shoe size

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C) Special dietary needs

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Kardex is the brand name for?

A) Type of syringe

B) Physical therapy schedule

C) Menu for ordering special diets

D) Informational filing system used by nurses

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D) Informational filing system used by nurses

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Explain the one handed and two handed release for grabs

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One handed:

1) find weakest part of grasp
2) use quick downward or upward motion to pull out of the grab

Two handed:

1) interlace your fingers
2) use quick downward or upward motion to pull out of the grab

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When dealing with a dementia patient how would you deal with someone coming at you to choke you? (vitals release)

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Arms up, step away, turn out

1) raise arms above your head
2) step away from the person
3) turn out, quickly moving your shoulders, arms, waist and hips out of grasp

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What is the reassurance position nurses should use when using GPA techniques

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Step back and towards the side 
Use open-faced palms 
Hold a steady stance 
Use a calm, kind tone 
Ensure the person has space 
Encourage emotional expression
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How does a nurse defend against strikes and kicks

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Strikes- duck or move out of way, shield self with open palms

Kicks- use bottom of shoe to shield

17
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What is difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s?

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  • Dementia is a general term for a decline in mental ability (memory, reasoning and other thinking skills) severe enough to interfere with daily life
  • Alzheimer’s is the most common cause of dementia. Alzheimer’s is a specific disease. Dementia is not.
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Intrapersonal conflict occurs ______

Interpersonal conflict occurs ______

Intragroup conflict occurs ______

Intergroup conflict is the ______

A

Within individuals
Between two or more individuals
Within an established group
Is the struggle between groups

19
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What are 5 conflict management styles? Aaccc

A
Avoidance 
Accommodation 
Competition 
Compromise 
Collaboration
20
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How would you apply C.A.R.E steps to manage conflict?

A

Clarify the behaviour that is a problem

Articulate why that behaviour is a problem

Request a change in the problem behaviour

Evaluate progress towards resolution

21
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Most of the time errors and harm is caused by ____

A

Miscommunication

22
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What does SBAR Stand for?

A

Situation- what’s going on with patient

Background- what is the clinical background or context

Assessment- what do i think the problem is?

Recommendation and request- what would I do to correct it?

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The handoff is the transfer of information during transitions of care (ie:shift changes), what would you pass on to the person?

A)I pass the baton

B) fdarp

C) sbar

D) soap

A

A)I pass the baton

24
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Do sbar case study

A

Week 10 -1

25
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What’s the difference between a EMR and EHR

A

EMR= electronic medical record-> computer based record of a patients health specific to a single clinical practice

EHR= electronic health record -> an individuals health record that can be accessed online from many separate systems across the country. A secure and lifetime record of a persons health care history

26
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What are the 5 steps of the nursing process?

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Assessment 
Nursing diagnosis  
Planning & implementation 
Interventions 
Evaluations
27
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What does FDARP stand for ?

A
Focus, 
data-> subjective and objective 
action-> intervention 
Patient response
Plan -> ( continue monitoring)
28
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What does SOAPIE stand for

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Subjective 
Objective 
Assessment 
Plan
Intervention 
Evaluation