NSG 3180: Communication and
Teamwork Final exam 2
When someone describes a patient as "the Medicaid patient", this is an example of: -
✔️✔️microassault
Which theorist is focused around psychosocial development? - ✔️✔️Erikson
what type of leadership grows nurses? - ✔️✔️transformational leadership
the main purpose in a nurse- client relationship is for the nurse to -
the patient to achieve self-management of their disease. - ✔️✔️empower
This response to conflict is a solution-oriented response in which we work together to
solve problems - ✔️✔️collaboration
this is the most effective conflict management strategy: - ✔️✔️'¡" statements
The R in the CARE steps stands for: - ✔️✔️Request
A staff nurse is assigned to lead a community group meeting comprised mostly of
psychotic patients. When setting up this type of group meeting, the nurse recognizes
what action is needed to help assure group productiveness? - ✔️✔️Choosing a fellow
staff member to help co-lead the group is recommended.
The nurse is caring for a patient who has a large extended family. The nurse recognizes
the patient is part of what type of group? - ✔️✔️Primary
true or false: the 6 dimensions of personal life satisfaction is: intellectual, physical,
emotional, social, occupational, spiritual - ✔️✔️True
What is the main concept behind
Bandura's Social
Learning Theory? - ✔️✔️Self efficacy
what is a physical motivator? - ✔️✔️memory or previous discomfort or a symptom that
the patient cannot ignore
, Regular mamograms and pap smears for women are an example of which level of
disease prevention? - ✔️✔️Secondary disease prevention
which theoretical framework centers around the idea that adult learners tend to be self-
directed, action-oriented, and practical? - ✔️✔️Andragogy
what should you know about your patient when developing a teaching plan? (what is the
PRIORITY) - ✔️✔️their understanding of the disease or health condition
Ann Marie tells her friends she is not an alcoholic, even though she has blackouts,
because she drinks only on weejends and when she is not working. This is an example
of which ego defense mechanism? - ✔️✔️rationalization
the term "portability" means: - ✔️✔️Computer can communicate between different
hospital systems
health information technology (HIT) systems are meaningful in healthcare because: -
✔️✔️centers of medicare and medicaid depend on the use of HIT for reimbursement
which of the following constitutes appropriate use of technology in healthcare? -
✔️✔️Communicate with patients via secure workspace portal.
true or false: studies have shown that the use of smart phones in nursing can save time,
decrease errors, and simplify
information at the point of care - ✔️✔️True
Bill Marshall has had a massive heart attack. His physician advises him to exercise in
moderation with caution. Bill continues to jog 6 miles a day. This is an example of which
ego defense mechanism? - ✔️✔️Denial
True or False: Self esteem is defined as the extent to which the facets of self-definition
are stable and well-defined - ✔️✔️False
A long-standing group therapy meeting has been in process for 1/2 hour when a
member arrives late. Another member says, "I thought we agreed as a group to come
on time." This statement represents which type of rule? - ✔️✔️Norm
What can be defined as "a patient safety issue", but primarily a legal right protected by
common law and "case law" and "giving care acquiescence knowing the purpose, the
extents of the risks and benefits, and possible alternatives of treatment"? -
✔️✔️Informed consent
Teamwork Final exam 2
When someone describes a patient as "the Medicaid patient", this is an example of: -
✔️✔️microassault
Which theorist is focused around psychosocial development? - ✔️✔️Erikson
what type of leadership grows nurses? - ✔️✔️transformational leadership
the main purpose in a nurse- client relationship is for the nurse to -
the patient to achieve self-management of their disease. - ✔️✔️empower
This response to conflict is a solution-oriented response in which we work together to
solve problems - ✔️✔️collaboration
this is the most effective conflict management strategy: - ✔️✔️'¡" statements
The R in the CARE steps stands for: - ✔️✔️Request
A staff nurse is assigned to lead a community group meeting comprised mostly of
psychotic patients. When setting up this type of group meeting, the nurse recognizes
what action is needed to help assure group productiveness? - ✔️✔️Choosing a fellow
staff member to help co-lead the group is recommended.
The nurse is caring for a patient who has a large extended family. The nurse recognizes
the patient is part of what type of group? - ✔️✔️Primary
true or false: the 6 dimensions of personal life satisfaction is: intellectual, physical,
emotional, social, occupational, spiritual - ✔️✔️True
What is the main concept behind
Bandura's Social
Learning Theory? - ✔️✔️Self efficacy
what is a physical motivator? - ✔️✔️memory or previous discomfort or a symptom that
the patient cannot ignore
, Regular mamograms and pap smears for women are an example of which level of
disease prevention? - ✔️✔️Secondary disease prevention
which theoretical framework centers around the idea that adult learners tend to be self-
directed, action-oriented, and practical? - ✔️✔️Andragogy
what should you know about your patient when developing a teaching plan? (what is the
PRIORITY) - ✔️✔️their understanding of the disease or health condition
Ann Marie tells her friends she is not an alcoholic, even though she has blackouts,
because she drinks only on weejends and when she is not working. This is an example
of which ego defense mechanism? - ✔️✔️rationalization
the term "portability" means: - ✔️✔️Computer can communicate between different
hospital systems
health information technology (HIT) systems are meaningful in healthcare because: -
✔️✔️centers of medicare and medicaid depend on the use of HIT for reimbursement
which of the following constitutes appropriate use of technology in healthcare? -
✔️✔️Communicate with patients via secure workspace portal.
true or false: studies have shown that the use of smart phones in nursing can save time,
decrease errors, and simplify
information at the point of care - ✔️✔️True
Bill Marshall has had a massive heart attack. His physician advises him to exercise in
moderation with caution. Bill continues to jog 6 miles a day. This is an example of which
ego defense mechanism? - ✔️✔️Denial
True or False: Self esteem is defined as the extent to which the facets of self-definition
are stable and well-defined - ✔️✔️False
A long-standing group therapy meeting has been in process for 1/2 hour when a
member arrives late. Another member says, "I thought we agreed as a group to come
on time." This statement represents which type of rule? - ✔️✔️Norm
What can be defined as "a patient safety issue", but primarily a legal right protected by
common law and "case law" and "giving care acquiescence knowing the purpose, the
extents of the risks and benefits, and possible alternatives of treatment"? -
✔️✔️Informed consent
