NURS 250 FINAL EXAM – Accurate Answers To All
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which nursing organization is the best the American Nurses Association (ANA)
source for informtion on the scope of
nursing practice?
the ANA standard of rofessional collaboration, professional development, evidence
performance is adhered by engaging based practice
in what?
what source of knowledge does the scientific knowledge
nurse use to rewrite procedures?
how is EBP used in nursing practice? best research evidence, clinical experience, and
patients values into care
what are the stages of illness 1. symptom and signs (noticing somethings wrong)
behavior? 2. the sick role (seeking validation/advice)
3. dependent patient role (accepting
diagnosis/treatment)
4. recovery or rehabilitation (relinquishing the sick
role and returning to health)
what is the most effective form of using open ended questions and therapeutic
communication to use when communication
interviewing/assessing patients?
how do you assess for pain? using subjective and objective data
what is true about the patients pain is whatever the pt says
perception of pain?
, allowing any patient information (full confidentiality with HIPAA
name) to be seen violates what ethical
responsibility?
a physician writing pain medications an ethical violation
for his family and friends is an
example of what?
what does AMA mean? against medical advice
what type of law regulates the nursing the civil law
practice?
what is the primary focus of the patients needs, concerns, and overall well-being
communication during the nurse-
client relationship?
what does the acronym TEACH stand tune in, edit information, act on each teaching
for? moment, clarify often, help them learn
what is the goal of patient education? to empower individuals with the knowledge, skills,
and confidence to actively participate in their
healthcare
what are the skills needed for nursing communication, problem solving skills and self
leadership? evaluating skills
what is hospice? end of life care (6 months or less)
who gives physicians the authority to the health care facility
admit patients to the hospital?
what does providing continuity of care facilitating smooth transitions between settings
mean?
what is the purpose of discharge family and clients needs are met (starts in the
planning? beginning)
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Terms in this set (65)
which nursing organization is the best the American Nurses Association (ANA)
source for informtion on the scope of
nursing practice?
the ANA standard of rofessional collaboration, professional development, evidence
performance is adhered by engaging based practice
in what?
what source of knowledge does the scientific knowledge
nurse use to rewrite procedures?
how is EBP used in nursing practice? best research evidence, clinical experience, and
patients values into care
what are the stages of illness 1. symptom and signs (noticing somethings wrong)
behavior? 2. the sick role (seeking validation/advice)
3. dependent patient role (accepting
diagnosis/treatment)
4. recovery or rehabilitation (relinquishing the sick
role and returning to health)
what is the most effective form of using open ended questions and therapeutic
communication to use when communication
interviewing/assessing patients?
how do you assess for pain? using subjective and objective data
what is true about the patients pain is whatever the pt says
perception of pain?
, allowing any patient information (full confidentiality with HIPAA
name) to be seen violates what ethical
responsibility?
a physician writing pain medications an ethical violation
for his family and friends is an
example of what?
what does AMA mean? against medical advice
what type of law regulates the nursing the civil law
practice?
what is the primary focus of the patients needs, concerns, and overall well-being
communication during the nurse-
client relationship?
what does the acronym TEACH stand tune in, edit information, act on each teaching
for? moment, clarify often, help them learn
what is the goal of patient education? to empower individuals with the knowledge, skills,
and confidence to actively participate in their
healthcare
what are the skills needed for nursing communication, problem solving skills and self
leadership? evaluating skills
what is hospice? end of life care (6 months or less)
who gives physicians the authority to the health care facility
admit patients to the hospital?
what does providing continuity of care facilitating smooth transitions between settings
mean?
what is the purpose of discharge family and clients needs are met (starts in the
planning? beginning)
