Nursing 1002 Final Complete Questions And Answers 2024
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Peplua's Theory of Interpersonal Relations Stages - (ANSWERS)orientation, identification,
exploitation, resolution
Orientation - (ANSWERS)initial "stranger" phase when nurse and patient meet, patient
identified problem and is seeking help
Identification - (ANSWERS)patients begin to recognize their needs, feeling of belonging and
trust with the nurse, set goals
Exploitation - (ANSWERS)use of professional assistance, develop solutions to problems, use
the nurses resources
Resolution - (ANSWERS)patients needs have been addressed, prior goals met and new goals
established
- relationship between the nurse and patient is ending
Stranger - (ANSWERS)nurse approaches the patient with respect and interest as they do not
know each other yet
Resource Person - (ANSWERS)one who provides a specific needed information that aids in the
understanding of a problem or new situation
- use all resources to help patient meet goals
Teacher - (ANSWERS)nurse educates the patient on their situation, shares knowledge and skills
to their needs
Counselor - (ANSWERS)nurse helps patient understand their situation and provide guidance
and encouragement
Surrogate - (ANSWERS)support system and advocate for the patient
Active Leadership - (ANSWERS)helps client assume maximum responsibility for meeting
treatment goals in a mutually satisfying way
Technical expert - (ANSWERS)applies clinical knowledge to ensure patients well being, nurse
provides physical care to patient
Therapeutic Techniques - (ANSWERS)focusing on individual, helping person to clarify
content/meaning, reflection, eye contact, open-ended questions, silence, acceptance
Non-Therapeutic Techniques - (ANSWERS)Asking personal questions
Giving personal opinions
, Nursing 1002 Final Complete Questions And Answers 2024
Study Solutions
Changing the subject
Automatic responses
False reassurance
Sympathy
Approval or disapproval
Defensive responses
Passive or aggressive responses
Close ended questions
Judgmental body language
5 rights of delegation - (ANSWERS)1. Right task
2. Right circumstance
3. Right person
4. Right direction/communication
5. Right supervision/evaluation
Right task - (ANSWERS)task falls within the delegates job description
Right circumstance - (ANSWERS)Patient's health condition must be stable.
Right person - (ANSWERS)Right person is delegating the right task to the right person to be
performed on the right person, delegates has the appropriate skills to perform the activity
Right direction - (ANSWERS)Clear communication of task expectations.
Right supervision - (ANSWERS)appropriate monitoring, evaluation, intervention, as needed,
and feedback
Sentinel event - (ANSWERS)an unexpected occurrence involving death or serious physical or
psychological injury, or the risk thereof
Characteristic of critical thinking for nursing care - (ANSWERS)allows nurse to anticipate
needs, recognize changes in patient status, communicate effectively, make well thought out
decisions
Role of Joint Commission - (ANSWERS)The Joint Commission sets requirements for hospital
safety, infection control practices, and patient care standards that must be met if the institution
or agency is to receive accreditation.
HIPAA - (ANSWERS)Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Study Solutions
Peplua's Theory of Interpersonal Relations Stages - (ANSWERS)orientation, identification,
exploitation, resolution
Orientation - (ANSWERS)initial "stranger" phase when nurse and patient meet, patient
identified problem and is seeking help
Identification - (ANSWERS)patients begin to recognize their needs, feeling of belonging and
trust with the nurse, set goals
Exploitation - (ANSWERS)use of professional assistance, develop solutions to problems, use
the nurses resources
Resolution - (ANSWERS)patients needs have been addressed, prior goals met and new goals
established
- relationship between the nurse and patient is ending
Stranger - (ANSWERS)nurse approaches the patient with respect and interest as they do not
know each other yet
Resource Person - (ANSWERS)one who provides a specific needed information that aids in the
understanding of a problem or new situation
- use all resources to help patient meet goals
Teacher - (ANSWERS)nurse educates the patient on their situation, shares knowledge and skills
to their needs
Counselor - (ANSWERS)nurse helps patient understand their situation and provide guidance
and encouragement
Surrogate - (ANSWERS)support system and advocate for the patient
Active Leadership - (ANSWERS)helps client assume maximum responsibility for meeting
treatment goals in a mutually satisfying way
Technical expert - (ANSWERS)applies clinical knowledge to ensure patients well being, nurse
provides physical care to patient
Therapeutic Techniques - (ANSWERS)focusing on individual, helping person to clarify
content/meaning, reflection, eye contact, open-ended questions, silence, acceptance
Non-Therapeutic Techniques - (ANSWERS)Asking personal questions
Giving personal opinions
, Nursing 1002 Final Complete Questions And Answers 2024
Study Solutions
Changing the subject
Automatic responses
False reassurance
Sympathy
Approval or disapproval
Defensive responses
Passive or aggressive responses
Close ended questions
Judgmental body language
5 rights of delegation - (ANSWERS)1. Right task
2. Right circumstance
3. Right person
4. Right direction/communication
5. Right supervision/evaluation
Right task - (ANSWERS)task falls within the delegates job description
Right circumstance - (ANSWERS)Patient's health condition must be stable.
Right person - (ANSWERS)Right person is delegating the right task to the right person to be
performed on the right person, delegates has the appropriate skills to perform the activity
Right direction - (ANSWERS)Clear communication of task expectations.
Right supervision - (ANSWERS)appropriate monitoring, evaluation, intervention, as needed,
and feedback
Sentinel event - (ANSWERS)an unexpected occurrence involving death or serious physical or
psychological injury, or the risk thereof
Characteristic of critical thinking for nursing care - (ANSWERS)allows nurse to anticipate
needs, recognize changes in patient status, communicate effectively, make well thought out
decisions
Role of Joint Commission - (ANSWERS)The Joint Commission sets requirements for hospital
safety, infection control practices, and patient care standards that must be met if the institution
or agency is to receive accreditation.
HIPAA - (ANSWERS)Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
