ATI LEADERSHIP PROCTOR EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A+
how to prioritize client care
o Systemic before local
o Acute before chronico Actual problems before potential oneso Listen carefully to
clients and do not assumeo Recognize and response to trends vs transit findingso
Recognize indications of medical emergencies and complications vs expected
findingso Apply clinical knowledge to procedural standards to determine the priority
action
what is client care assignments
o Assigning is performed in a downward or lateral manner with regard to members
of the healthcare team
what are the client factors
Condition of client and level of care needed
Specific care needs such as cardiac monitoring or ventilation mechanical
Special precaution needs such as isolation or fall precautions or seizures,
procedures requiring time commitments
what are the health care team factors
Knowledge and skill levels of the team members
Supervision that is necessary
Nurse to client ratio
Experience with similar clients
Familiarity of staff member with unit
what are the additional factors
If receiving an unsafe assignment, the nurse should bring the unsafe assignment to the
attention of the scheduling charge nurse and negotiate new assignment, if the issue is
not resolve, take the concern up the chain of command
Nurse should file a written protest to the assignment such as an assignment despite
, objection (ADO) or document of practice situation (DOPS) with the appropriate
administrator
If not follow proper failure to accept the assignment following proper channels could be
considered client abandonment.
what are the delegations for an ap
ADLS
Bathing, dressing, toileting, ambulating, feeding if pt has no problems with swallowing
Positioning
Routine task, bed making
Specimen collection
Intake and output
Vital signs for stable clients
what is QI
Standards of care should reflect optimal goals and based on evidence
what are outcome indicators
client outcomes related to standard under review
what are structure indicators
setting in which care is provided and the available human and material resources
what are the process indicators
how client care is provided and are established by
policies and procedures (clinical practice guidelines)
what are benchmarks
are goals that are set to determine at what level the outcome indicators should be met
Focuses on assessment of outcomes and determines ways to improve the
delivery of quality care.
who requires institutions to show evidence of QI in order to attain accreditation
joint commission
What are the leadership styles?
autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire
What is autocratic leadership?
The leader exerts complete control.
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A+
how to prioritize client care
o Systemic before local
o Acute before chronico Actual problems before potential oneso Listen carefully to
clients and do not assumeo Recognize and response to trends vs transit findingso
Recognize indications of medical emergencies and complications vs expected
findingso Apply clinical knowledge to procedural standards to determine the priority
action
what is client care assignments
o Assigning is performed in a downward or lateral manner with regard to members
of the healthcare team
what are the client factors
Condition of client and level of care needed
Specific care needs such as cardiac monitoring or ventilation mechanical
Special precaution needs such as isolation or fall precautions or seizures,
procedures requiring time commitments
what are the health care team factors
Knowledge and skill levels of the team members
Supervision that is necessary
Nurse to client ratio
Experience with similar clients
Familiarity of staff member with unit
what are the additional factors
If receiving an unsafe assignment, the nurse should bring the unsafe assignment to the
attention of the scheduling charge nurse and negotiate new assignment, if the issue is
not resolve, take the concern up the chain of command
Nurse should file a written protest to the assignment such as an assignment despite
, objection (ADO) or document of practice situation (DOPS) with the appropriate
administrator
If not follow proper failure to accept the assignment following proper channels could be
considered client abandonment.
what are the delegations for an ap
ADLS
Bathing, dressing, toileting, ambulating, feeding if pt has no problems with swallowing
Positioning
Routine task, bed making
Specimen collection
Intake and output
Vital signs for stable clients
what is QI
Standards of care should reflect optimal goals and based on evidence
what are outcome indicators
client outcomes related to standard under review
what are structure indicators
setting in which care is provided and the available human and material resources
what are the process indicators
how client care is provided and are established by
policies and procedures (clinical practice guidelines)
what are benchmarks
are goals that are set to determine at what level the outcome indicators should be met
Focuses on assessment of outcomes and determines ways to improve the
delivery of quality care.
who requires institutions to show evidence of QI in order to attain accreditation
joint commission
What are the leadership styles?
autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire
What is autocratic leadership?
The leader exerts complete control.
