Nur 165 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
A person with severe congestive heart failure is in a favorable
enviornment with family, caregivers needed meds, appropriate
diet and regular health care provider visits. How would this
person be identifies on Dunn's grid? Correct Answers Protected
poor health
Abandonment of patient Correct Answers To desert or forsake
a patient in your charge; to leave a patient in your charge
without appropriate nursing replacement; wrongful termination
of care
Acute Correct Answers strikes suddenly, lasts for a lifetime
advance directives Correct Answers A legal document
designed to indicate a person's wishes regarding care in case of a
terminal illness or during the dying process
appeal Correct Answers to challenge the decision of the court
to a higher court, where the decision will be either confirmed or
reversed.
assault Correct Answers to purposely threaten physical harm to
an individual
Battery Correct Answers touching an individual without
consent
, case management Correct Answers A nursing care pattern; a
case manager (an RN) coordinates a person's care from
admission through discharge and into the home setting
chronic Correct Answers 3-6 months or longer, intensifying or
improving symptoms , periods of remissions, periods of
exacerbations-
client centered care Correct Answers empowers the patient to
take control of and manage his or her care
Client culture Correct Answers to help take care of the patient
culture competence Correct Answers the ability to interact
effectively with people of different cultures
Define confidentiality Correct Answers A right to privacy
concerning health information
delegate tasks Correct Answers N C S B N five rights of
delegation
the right task
under the right circumstances
to the right person
with the right directions and communication
under the right supervision and evaluation
Delegate to LPN Correct Answers sterile dressing
E H R Correct Answers electronic health record
SOLUTIONS
A person with severe congestive heart failure is in a favorable
enviornment with family, caregivers needed meds, appropriate
diet and regular health care provider visits. How would this
person be identifies on Dunn's grid? Correct Answers Protected
poor health
Abandonment of patient Correct Answers To desert or forsake
a patient in your charge; to leave a patient in your charge
without appropriate nursing replacement; wrongful termination
of care
Acute Correct Answers strikes suddenly, lasts for a lifetime
advance directives Correct Answers A legal document
designed to indicate a person's wishes regarding care in case of a
terminal illness or during the dying process
appeal Correct Answers to challenge the decision of the court
to a higher court, where the decision will be either confirmed or
reversed.
assault Correct Answers to purposely threaten physical harm to
an individual
Battery Correct Answers touching an individual without
consent
, case management Correct Answers A nursing care pattern; a
case manager (an RN) coordinates a person's care from
admission through discharge and into the home setting
chronic Correct Answers 3-6 months or longer, intensifying or
improving symptoms , periods of remissions, periods of
exacerbations-
client centered care Correct Answers empowers the patient to
take control of and manage his or her care
Client culture Correct Answers to help take care of the patient
culture competence Correct Answers the ability to interact
effectively with people of different cultures
Define confidentiality Correct Answers A right to privacy
concerning health information
delegate tasks Correct Answers N C S B N five rights of
delegation
the right task
under the right circumstances
to the right person
with the right directions and communication
under the right supervision and evaluation
Delegate to LPN Correct Answers sterile dressing
E H R Correct Answers electronic health record
