HONDROS NUR 205 COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY NOTES 2026 FULL QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ Trust vs. Mistrust (Erikson). Answer: 0-1 years. Erikson's first stage
during the first year of life, infants learn to trust when they are cared for
in a consistent warm manner
⩥ assertive communication. Answer: ability to express positive and
negative ideas and feelings in an open, honest, respects the rights of
others and sender can stand up for his own beliefs
⩥ Therapeutic Communication. Answer: a type of communication that
health care providers consciously use when talking with residents in
order to influence residents or help residents to a better understanding
⩥ interpersonal communication. Answer: the exchange of thoughts,
feelings, and beliefs between two or more people, nursing patient
relationship
⩥ intrapersonal communication. Answer: self-talk
⩥ Interprofessional communication. Answer: engaging with other
professionals to provide evidence-based care
,⩥ Electronic Health Record (EHR) communication. Answer:
documentation system,
⩥ hand-off report. Answer: end of shift, end of day, report, SBAR is
usually used key component to effective communication and are directly
related to safety, health care quality, and patient outcome
⩥ advocay. Answer: the act of speaking for others to assist them to meet
the needs, and it is an expectation for all who assumes the role of
professional nurse
⩥ SBAR communication. Answer: Situation
Background
Assessment
Recommendation
⩥ Nurse-Patient Collaboration. Answer: Assess--Diagnose--Outcomes
Identification--Planning--Implementation--Evaluation example nurse
collaborate with patient regarding health promotion and disease
prevention behaviors treatments, strategies and options.
⩥ Nurse-Nurse Collaboration. Answer: mentoring, shared governance
(both making decisions) intraprofessional
,Mentoring- novice nurse and expert nurse
Shared Governance Managers that collaborate with the team not just
take control
⩥ interorganizational collaboration. Answer: Includes pooling resources
between organizations to benefit patients and communities
EX- coalition addressing healthcare disparities, diabetes prevention, teen
pregnancy
⩥ Interprofessional Collaboration. Answer: Teamwork among healthcare
professionals for patient care.
social worker documentation on EHR,
⩥ values/ethics for interprofessional practice. Answer: personal values
and ethics that
-are patient centered with a community orientation
-grounded in a sense of shared purpose to support good health
-reflect a shared commitment to safe, efficient, effective systems of care
⩥ Roles/Responsibilities for interprofessional collaboration. Answer:
full scope of knowledge skills and abilities
communicate with team members to clarify members responsibilities
engage in diversity
, ⩥ communication of interprofessional collaboration. Answer: listening
actively and encourage ideas,
organize and communicate information avoiding specific terminology
⩥ team/teamwork interprofessional collaboration. Answer: shared
communication, shared accountability, shared problems, shared decision
making
can occur in microsystems such as hospital units
⩥ Never Events - Senital Events. Answer: Foreign object left in patients
after surgery
Administering the wrong type of blood
Symptoms resulting from bad blood sugar levels
Air embolism
Severe pressure ulcers
Falls and trauma
Infections from urinary catheters
Infections from intravenous catheters
Surgical site infections
Deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism
⩥ Professional Identity. Answer: A nurse's sense of self as influenced by
the values, beliefs, and attributes associated with the nursing discipline.
respecting the boundaries of diverse professionals
STUDY NOTES 2026 FULL QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ Trust vs. Mistrust (Erikson). Answer: 0-1 years. Erikson's first stage
during the first year of life, infants learn to trust when they are cared for
in a consistent warm manner
⩥ assertive communication. Answer: ability to express positive and
negative ideas and feelings in an open, honest, respects the rights of
others and sender can stand up for his own beliefs
⩥ Therapeutic Communication. Answer: a type of communication that
health care providers consciously use when talking with residents in
order to influence residents or help residents to a better understanding
⩥ interpersonal communication. Answer: the exchange of thoughts,
feelings, and beliefs between two or more people, nursing patient
relationship
⩥ intrapersonal communication. Answer: self-talk
⩥ Interprofessional communication. Answer: engaging with other
professionals to provide evidence-based care
,⩥ Electronic Health Record (EHR) communication. Answer:
documentation system,
⩥ hand-off report. Answer: end of shift, end of day, report, SBAR is
usually used key component to effective communication and are directly
related to safety, health care quality, and patient outcome
⩥ advocay. Answer: the act of speaking for others to assist them to meet
the needs, and it is an expectation for all who assumes the role of
professional nurse
⩥ SBAR communication. Answer: Situation
Background
Assessment
Recommendation
⩥ Nurse-Patient Collaboration. Answer: Assess--Diagnose--Outcomes
Identification--Planning--Implementation--Evaluation example nurse
collaborate with patient regarding health promotion and disease
prevention behaviors treatments, strategies and options.
⩥ Nurse-Nurse Collaboration. Answer: mentoring, shared governance
(both making decisions) intraprofessional
,Mentoring- novice nurse and expert nurse
Shared Governance Managers that collaborate with the team not just
take control
⩥ interorganizational collaboration. Answer: Includes pooling resources
between organizations to benefit patients and communities
EX- coalition addressing healthcare disparities, diabetes prevention, teen
pregnancy
⩥ Interprofessional Collaboration. Answer: Teamwork among healthcare
professionals for patient care.
social worker documentation on EHR,
⩥ values/ethics for interprofessional practice. Answer: personal values
and ethics that
-are patient centered with a community orientation
-grounded in a sense of shared purpose to support good health
-reflect a shared commitment to safe, efficient, effective systems of care
⩥ Roles/Responsibilities for interprofessional collaboration. Answer:
full scope of knowledge skills and abilities
communicate with team members to clarify members responsibilities
engage in diversity
, ⩥ communication of interprofessional collaboration. Answer: listening
actively and encourage ideas,
organize and communicate information avoiding specific terminology
⩥ team/teamwork interprofessional collaboration. Answer: shared
communication, shared accountability, shared problems, shared decision
making
can occur in microsystems such as hospital units
⩥ Never Events - Senital Events. Answer: Foreign object left in patients
after surgery
Administering the wrong type of blood
Symptoms resulting from bad blood sugar levels
Air embolism
Severe pressure ulcers
Falls and trauma
Infections from urinary catheters
Infections from intravenous catheters
Surgical site infections
Deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism
⩥ Professional Identity. Answer: A nurse's sense of self as influenced by
the values, beliefs, and attributes associated with the nursing discipline.
respecting the boundaries of diverse professionals
