NUR 428- Exam 2 Questions and Answers Latest Update 2025 Already Passed
What is ISBAR? - Answers Identify, Situation, Background, Assessment, and Request
Patient Safety Goals - Answers Identify patients correctly, Improve staff communication, Use
medications safely, Use alarms safely, Prevent infection, Identify patient safety risks, Improve health
care equity, Prevent mistakes in emergency.
What are the most common healthcare Sentinel Events? - Answers Fall, unintended retention of a
foreign object, suicide, wrong site surgery, assault/rape/sexual assault, fire, clinical alarm response, self
harm, medication management
Magnet Model Essential Elements - Answers Empirical Outcomes: Structural Empowerment; Exemplary
Professional Practice; New Knowledge, Innovations, and Improvements; Transformational Leadership
What does MAGNET do for an organization? - Answers A nearly gravitational force that exists when
hospitals create and sustain positive clinical and work cultures. Attracts and retains nurses even in times
of shortage
Stages of Conflict - Answers Latent, Perceived, Felt, Manifest, Resolution
Win-Win Theory - Answers Competing, Compromise, Avoiding, Accommodating
Competing Theory - Answers One party seeks to satisfy interest regardless of impact to other party
Compromise Theory - Answers Both parties win and give up something
Avoiding Theory - Answers One or both parties seek to suppress the conflict
Accommodating Theory - Answers One party yields the win to the other party
Lewin's Change Model - Answers Unfreeze-Create right environment
Move-Support change to desired state
Refreeze-Reinforce to anchor change
Subjective data vs Objective data - Answers SUBJECTIVE
-symptoms
-what the patient tells you
-history
OBJECTIVE
What is ISBAR? - Answers Identify, Situation, Background, Assessment, and Request
Patient Safety Goals - Answers Identify patients correctly, Improve staff communication, Use
medications safely, Use alarms safely, Prevent infection, Identify patient safety risks, Improve health
care equity, Prevent mistakes in emergency.
What are the most common healthcare Sentinel Events? - Answers Fall, unintended retention of a
foreign object, suicide, wrong site surgery, assault/rape/sexual assault, fire, clinical alarm response, self
harm, medication management
Magnet Model Essential Elements - Answers Empirical Outcomes: Structural Empowerment; Exemplary
Professional Practice; New Knowledge, Innovations, and Improvements; Transformational Leadership
What does MAGNET do for an organization? - Answers A nearly gravitational force that exists when
hospitals create and sustain positive clinical and work cultures. Attracts and retains nurses even in times
of shortage
Stages of Conflict - Answers Latent, Perceived, Felt, Manifest, Resolution
Win-Win Theory - Answers Competing, Compromise, Avoiding, Accommodating
Competing Theory - Answers One party seeks to satisfy interest regardless of impact to other party
Compromise Theory - Answers Both parties win and give up something
Avoiding Theory - Answers One or both parties seek to suppress the conflict
Accommodating Theory - Answers One party yields the win to the other party
Lewin's Change Model - Answers Unfreeze-Create right environment
Move-Support change to desired state
Refreeze-Reinforce to anchor change
Subjective data vs Objective data - Answers SUBJECTIVE
-symptoms
-what the patient tells you
-history
OBJECTIVE
