NURS 1130 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT.
Public Hospitals (HHC) - (answer)Hospitals owned and operated by local or state governments that serve
the general public.
Federal Hospitals (Veterans Affairs) - (answer)Run by the federal government; provide care only to
specific groups such as veterans—not open to the general public.
State Hospitals - (answer)Hospitals run by the state government (e.g., Norwich State Mental Hospital,
Whiting Forensic Institute); often serve specialized populations.
Acute Care - (answer)Hospitals where patients stay less than 30 days; focus on short-term treatment for
severe injuries or illnesses.
Long-Term Care - (answer)Facilities where patients stay more than 30 days, such as nursing homes or
rehabilitation centers.
Financial Problems - (answer)Hospitals often face difficulty maintaining funding and covering operating
costs.
Pressure to Contain Costs - (answer)Hospitals must find ways to reduce expenses while maintaining
quality care.
Pandemic - What happened with nurses - (answer)Many nurses faced burnout, stress, and staff
shortages during the pandemic.
Pandemic - How hospitals dealt with it - (answer)Hospitals reallocated resources, postponed elective
procedures, and focused on infection control.
Pandemic - What hospitals stopped doing - (answer)Hospitals paused elective surgeries, limited visitor
access, and reduced non-urgent care.
, NURS 1130 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT.
Plan (PDSA) - (answer)Set improvement goals, predict what will happen, plan who/what/where/how,
and decide what data to gather.
Do (PDSA) - (answer)Carry out the plan, document problems and observations, and gather data.
Study (PDSA) - (answer)Analyze data, compare results to predictions, and examine what was learned.
Act (PDSA) - (answer)Decide what changes to make for the next cycle or roll out the improvement if
successful.
Outpatient Services - (answer)Medical care provided without being admitted to the hospital.
Ambulatory Care - (answer)Includes diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and wellness services outside a
hospital.
Physician's Offices - (answer)Provide routine checkups, primary care, and preventive services.
Hospital Emergency Departments - (answer)Offer urgent, unscheduled care for emergencies.
Hospital-Based Outpatient Clinics - (answer)Provide specialty or follow-up care connected to hospitals.
Urgent Care Centers - (answer)Offer immediate treatment for minor injuries or illnesses.
Ambulatory Surgical Centers - (answer)Perform same-day surgical procedures without overnight stay.
Public Hospitals (HHC) - (answer)Hospitals owned and operated by local or state governments that serve
the general public.
Federal Hospitals (Veterans Affairs) - (answer)Run by the federal government; provide care only to
specific groups such as veterans—not open to the general public.
State Hospitals - (answer)Hospitals run by the state government (e.g., Norwich State Mental Hospital,
Whiting Forensic Institute); often serve specialized populations.
Acute Care - (answer)Hospitals where patients stay less than 30 days; focus on short-term treatment for
severe injuries or illnesses.
Long-Term Care - (answer)Facilities where patients stay more than 30 days, such as nursing homes or
rehabilitation centers.
Financial Problems - (answer)Hospitals often face difficulty maintaining funding and covering operating
costs.
Pressure to Contain Costs - (answer)Hospitals must find ways to reduce expenses while maintaining
quality care.
Pandemic - What happened with nurses - (answer)Many nurses faced burnout, stress, and staff
shortages during the pandemic.
Pandemic - How hospitals dealt with it - (answer)Hospitals reallocated resources, postponed elective
procedures, and focused on infection control.
Pandemic - What hospitals stopped doing - (answer)Hospitals paused elective surgeries, limited visitor
access, and reduced non-urgent care.
, NURS 1130 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT.
Plan (PDSA) - (answer)Set improvement goals, predict what will happen, plan who/what/where/how,
and decide what data to gather.
Do (PDSA) - (answer)Carry out the plan, document problems and observations, and gather data.
Study (PDSA) - (answer)Analyze data, compare results to predictions, and examine what was learned.
Act (PDSA) - (answer)Decide what changes to make for the next cycle or roll out the improvement if
successful.
Outpatient Services - (answer)Medical care provided without being admitted to the hospital.
Ambulatory Care - (answer)Includes diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and wellness services outside a
hospital.
Physician's Offices - (answer)Provide routine checkups, primary care, and preventive services.
Hospital Emergency Departments - (answer)Offer urgent, unscheduled care for emergencies.
Hospital-Based Outpatient Clinics - (answer)Provide specialty or follow-up care connected to hospitals.
Urgent Care Centers - (answer)Offer immediate treatment for minor injuries or illnesses.
Ambulatory Surgical Centers - (answer)Perform same-day surgical procedures without overnight stay.
