NFDN 2003 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
What is nursing
Building upon cognitive and leadership skills
What is ideally wanted when a nursing team is trying to problem solve
Combine-knowledge
What are pitfalls of problem solving
Micro-managing
One person making the cal
What are the decision areas
Clinical
Ethical
Group Decision
Delegation decisions
What makes a good decision maker
Flexible
Accountable for their own actions
Focused
Self-confident
Proactive
,Current knowledge
Works with resources
What are the priority settings
Primary: Threat
Secondary: Actual problem, client asked for immediate help
Third: Client has not recognized the problem yet
Fourth: Actual or potential problem, client will have in the future
What are the time management steps
Collect data
Identify problems
Analyze problems
Develop a plan
Implement the plan (Interventions)
Evaluate
What is the CMAJ-Adverse events report
Unintended injuries of the patient caused by hospital management
What does mentorship mean
Informal or formal relationship, by a senior and junior nurse. To guide and better the
junior nurse
Are goals long or short term
Long term
What is a clinical pathway
, Tools for effective and efficient case the management of client care. From entering the
hospital to discharge
What is the purpose of a clinical pathway
Meet outcomes
Standardize care
Decrease care delays
Decrease costs
What is a variance record
Documenting the steps to address the issue which lead towards the expected outcome
What does SBAR stand for
Situation
Background
Assessments
Recommendations
What are the aspects of the meta paradigm
Client
Health
Nurse
Environment
Social Justice
What are the categories of a wound cause
Intentional or unintentional
What does a red wound mean
WITH COMPLETE VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
What is nursing
Building upon cognitive and leadership skills
What is ideally wanted when a nursing team is trying to problem solve
Combine-knowledge
What are pitfalls of problem solving
Micro-managing
One person making the cal
What are the decision areas
Clinical
Ethical
Group Decision
Delegation decisions
What makes a good decision maker
Flexible
Accountable for their own actions
Focused
Self-confident
Proactive
,Current knowledge
Works with resources
What are the priority settings
Primary: Threat
Secondary: Actual problem, client asked for immediate help
Third: Client has not recognized the problem yet
Fourth: Actual or potential problem, client will have in the future
What are the time management steps
Collect data
Identify problems
Analyze problems
Develop a plan
Implement the plan (Interventions)
Evaluate
What is the CMAJ-Adverse events report
Unintended injuries of the patient caused by hospital management
What does mentorship mean
Informal or formal relationship, by a senior and junior nurse. To guide and better the
junior nurse
Are goals long or short term
Long term
What is a clinical pathway
, Tools for effective and efficient case the management of client care. From entering the
hospital to discharge
What is the purpose of a clinical pathway
Meet outcomes
Standardize care
Decrease care delays
Decrease costs
What is a variance record
Documenting the steps to address the issue which lead towards the expected outcome
What does SBAR stand for
Situation
Background
Assessments
Recommendations
What are the aspects of the meta paradigm
Client
Health
Nurse
Environment
Social Justice
What are the categories of a wound cause
Intentional or unintentional
What does a red wound mean
