NURSING: A CONCEPT-BASED
APPROACH TO LEARNING VOL. 1 & 2,
3E (PEARSON) MODULE 48
INFORMATICS VERIFIED COMPLETE
QUESTION AND ANSWERS 100% A+
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The Concept Of Informatics
1) The Nurse Is Documenting In The Electronic Medical Record (EMR) After Providing Care In
The Client's Room. The Client Asks The Nurse Why A Computer Is Being Used. Which Response
By The Nurse Is Appropriate?
A) "The Information That Is Uploaded Is Available For Anyone To View."
B) "Computers Improve Client Care Because Information Is Readily Available." C) "The Computer
Decreases Documentation Time For Nurses."
D) "Computers Allow You Access To Your Medical Record."
Answer: B
Explanation: A) Nursing Informatics Is The Science Of Using Computers In Nursing Practice To
Improve Client Care By Making Client Information Easily Accessible For The Client And Other
Healthcare Workers Who Are Participating In The Client's Care. Documenting Client Information
By Computer Does Not Necessarily Reduce Charting Time, Depending On The System Used. The
Client's Information Is Protected By Privacy Laws. Clients Have The Right To Access Their Medical
Records Regardless Of Whether They Are Paper Or Electronic.
B) Nursing Informatics Is The Science Of Using Computers In Nursing Practice To Improve Client
Care By Making Client Information Easily Accessible For The Client And Other Healthcare
Workers Who Are Participating In The Client's Care. Documenting Client Information By
Computer Does Not Necessarily Reduce Charting Time, Depending On The System Used. The
,Client's Information Is Protected By Privacy Laws. Clients Have The Right To Access Their Medical
Records Regardless Of Whether They Are Paper Or Electronic.
C) Nursing Informatics Is The Science Of Using Computers In Nursing Practice To Improve Client
Care By Making Client Information Easily Accessible For The Client And Other Healthcare
Workers Who Are Participating In The Client's Care. Documenting Client Information By
Computer Does Not Necessarily Reduce Charting Time, Depending On The System Used. The
Client's Information Is Protected By Privacy Laws. Clients Have The Right To Access Their Medical
Records Regardless Of Whether They Are Paper Or Electronic.
D) Nursing Informatics Is The Science Of Using Computers In Nursing Practice To Improve Client
Care By Making Client Information Easily Accessible For The Client And Other Healthcare
Workers Who Are Participating In The Client's Care. Documenting Client Information By
Computer Does Not Necessarily Reduce Charting Time, Depending On The System Used. The
Client's Information Is Protected By Privacy Laws. Clients Have The Right To Access Their Medical
Records Regardless Of Whether They Are Paper Or Electronic.
Page Ref: 2811
Cognitive Level: Applying
Client Need/Sub: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care
Standards: QSEN Competencies: VI.A.1. Explain Why Information And Technology Skills Are
Essential For Safe Patient Care. | AACN Essential Competencies: IV.1. Demonstrate Skills In Using
Patient Care Technologies, Information Systems, And Communication Devices That Support Safe
Nursing Practice. | NLN Competencies: Quality And Safety: Carefully Maintain And Use
Electronic And/Or Written Health Records. | Nursing Process: Implementation
Learning Outcome: 48.3. Explain The Use Of Informatics In Healthcare.
MNL LO: Analyze The Concept Of Informatics And Its Application To Nursing Care.
1
I R Ti I .
2) The Nurse Is Part Of The Clinical Information System Committee At A Major Healthcare
Organization. When Designing A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information, Which
Approaches Should The Nurse Suggest This Committee Include In The Implementation Plan?
Select All That Apply.
A) Design Policies To Address Password Protection And Login Information.
B) Determine How To Handle Clients Who Desire To "Friend" Staff Through Social Media. C)
Identify Applications That Interface With Smartphones.
D) Create Interfaces So That Health Data Can Be Inputted By The Client. E) Teach Users To Not
Leave Protected Health Information Unattended.
,Answer: A, B, E
Explanation: A) The Committee Is Creating A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client
Information. The Committee Needs To Design Polices For Password Protection And Login
Information, Determine Mechanisms To Handle Clients And Staff Who Communicate Through
Social Media, And Teach Users To Not Leave Protected Health Information Unattended.
Identifying Applications That Interface With Smartphones And Creating Interfaces So That
Clients Can Input Health Data Are Not Approaches To Ensure The Protection Of Client
Information.
B) The Committee Is Creating A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information. The
Committee Needs To Design Polices For Password Protection And Login Information, Determine
Mechanisms To Handle Clients And Staff Who Communicate Through Social Media, And Teach
Users To Not Leave Protected Health Information Unattended. Identifying Applications That
Interface With Smartphones And Creating Interfaces So That Clients Can Input Health Data Are
Not Approaches To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information.
C) The Committee Is Creating A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information. The
Committee Needs To Design Polices For Password Protection And Login Information, Determine
Mechanisms To Handle Clients And Staff Who Communicate Through Social Media, And Teach
Users To Not Leave Protected Health Information Unattended. Identifying Applications That
Interface With Smartphones And Creating Interfaces So That Clients Can Input Health Data Are
Not Approaches To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information.
D) The Committee Is Creating A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information. The
Committee Needs To Design Polices For Password Protection And Login Information, Determine
Mechanisms To Handle Clients And Staff Who Communicate Through Social Media, And Teach
Users To Not Leave Protected Health Information Unattended. Identifying Applications That
Interface With Smartphones And Creating Interfaces So That Clients Can Input Health Data Are
Not Approaches To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information.
E) The Committee Is Creating A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information. The
Committee Needs To Design Polices For Password Protection And Login Information, Determine
Mechanisms To Handle Clients And Staff Who Communicate Through Social Media, And Teach
Users To Not Leave Protected Health Information Unattended. Identifying Applications That
Interface With Smartphones And Creating Interfaces So That Clients Can Input Health Data Are
Not Approaches To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information.
Page Ref: 2813
Cognitive Level: Creating
Client Need/Sub: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care
Standards: QSEN Competencies: VI.C.3. Protect Confidentiality Of Protected Health Information
In Electronic Health Records. | AACN Essential Competencies: IV.8.Uphold Ethical Standards
, Related To Data Security, Regulatory Requirements, Confidentiality And Clients' Right To Privacy.
| NLN Competencies: Knowledge And Science: Document Via Electronic Health Records; Use
Software Applications Related To Nursing Practice. | Nursing Process: Planning
Learning Outcome: 48.4 Analyze The Uses Of Computerized Medical Records. MNL LO: Analyze
The Concept Of Informatics And Its Application To Nursing Care.
3) The Nurse Is Preparing Discharge Instructions For A Client With A Foot Wound. How Will The
Clinical Information System Support This Client's Learning Needs?
A) Improves Documentation About The Client's Status
B) Summarizes The List Of Charges That Will Appear On The Client's Bill C) Provides A Record Of
All Medications Received While Hospitalized D) Prints Discharge Instructions To Use For
Teaching
Answer: D
Explanation: A) The Clinical Information System Provides Access To Client Information And
Provides Data To Help The Nurse Execute The Nursing Process. This Includes Printing Discharge
Instructions To Use In Client Teaching. Although Different Information Systems Can Do All Of
These Things, Only Printing Discharge Instructions Will Support The Client's Learning Needs.
B) The Clinical Information System Provides Access To Client Information And Provides Data To
Help The Nurse Execute The Nursing Process. This Includes Printing Discharge Instructions To
Use In Client Teaching. Although Different Information Systems Can Do All Of These Things, Only
Printing Discharge Instructions Will Support The Client's Learning Needs.
C) The Clinical Information System Provides Access To Client Information And Provides Data To
Help The Nurse Execute The Nursing Process. This Includes Printing Discharge Instructions To
Use In Client Teaching. Although Different Information Systems Can Do All Of These Things, Only
Printing Discharge Instructions Will Support The Client's Learning Needs.
D) The Clinical Information System Provides Access To Client Information And Provides Data To
Help The Nurse Execute The Nursing Process. This Includes Printing Discharge Instructions To
Use In Client Teaching. Although Different Information Systems Can Do All Of These Things, Only
Printing Discharge Instructions Will Support The Client's Learning Needs.
Page Ref: 2811
Cognitive Level: Applying
Client Need/Sub: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care Standards: QSEN
Competencies: VI.A.4. Describe Examples Of How Technology And Information Management
Are Related To The Quality And Safety Of Patient Care. | AACN Essential Competencies: IV.4.
Understand The Use Of CIS (Clinical Information Systems) Systems To Document Interventions
Related To Achieving Nurse Sensitive Outcomes. | NLN Competencies: Knowledge And Science:
Document Via Electronic Health Records; Use Software Applications Related To Nursing Practice.
| Nursing Process: Implementation
APPROACH TO LEARNING VOL. 1 & 2,
3E (PEARSON) MODULE 48
INFORMATICS VERIFIED COMPLETE
QUESTION AND ANSWERS 100% A+
RATED
The Concept Of Informatics
1) The Nurse Is Documenting In The Electronic Medical Record (EMR) After Providing Care In
The Client's Room. The Client Asks The Nurse Why A Computer Is Being Used. Which Response
By The Nurse Is Appropriate?
A) "The Information That Is Uploaded Is Available For Anyone To View."
B) "Computers Improve Client Care Because Information Is Readily Available." C) "The Computer
Decreases Documentation Time For Nurses."
D) "Computers Allow You Access To Your Medical Record."
Answer: B
Explanation: A) Nursing Informatics Is The Science Of Using Computers In Nursing Practice To
Improve Client Care By Making Client Information Easily Accessible For The Client And Other
Healthcare Workers Who Are Participating In The Client's Care. Documenting Client Information
By Computer Does Not Necessarily Reduce Charting Time, Depending On The System Used. The
Client's Information Is Protected By Privacy Laws. Clients Have The Right To Access Their Medical
Records Regardless Of Whether They Are Paper Or Electronic.
B) Nursing Informatics Is The Science Of Using Computers In Nursing Practice To Improve Client
Care By Making Client Information Easily Accessible For The Client And Other Healthcare
Workers Who Are Participating In The Client's Care. Documenting Client Information By
Computer Does Not Necessarily Reduce Charting Time, Depending On The System Used. The
,Client's Information Is Protected By Privacy Laws. Clients Have The Right To Access Their Medical
Records Regardless Of Whether They Are Paper Or Electronic.
C) Nursing Informatics Is The Science Of Using Computers In Nursing Practice To Improve Client
Care By Making Client Information Easily Accessible For The Client And Other Healthcare
Workers Who Are Participating In The Client's Care. Documenting Client Information By
Computer Does Not Necessarily Reduce Charting Time, Depending On The System Used. The
Client's Information Is Protected By Privacy Laws. Clients Have The Right To Access Their Medical
Records Regardless Of Whether They Are Paper Or Electronic.
D) Nursing Informatics Is The Science Of Using Computers In Nursing Practice To Improve Client
Care By Making Client Information Easily Accessible For The Client And Other Healthcare
Workers Who Are Participating In The Client's Care. Documenting Client Information By
Computer Does Not Necessarily Reduce Charting Time, Depending On The System Used. The
Client's Information Is Protected By Privacy Laws. Clients Have The Right To Access Their Medical
Records Regardless Of Whether They Are Paper Or Electronic.
Page Ref: 2811
Cognitive Level: Applying
Client Need/Sub: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care
Standards: QSEN Competencies: VI.A.1. Explain Why Information And Technology Skills Are
Essential For Safe Patient Care. | AACN Essential Competencies: IV.1. Demonstrate Skills In Using
Patient Care Technologies, Information Systems, And Communication Devices That Support Safe
Nursing Practice. | NLN Competencies: Quality And Safety: Carefully Maintain And Use
Electronic And/Or Written Health Records. | Nursing Process: Implementation
Learning Outcome: 48.3. Explain The Use Of Informatics In Healthcare.
MNL LO: Analyze The Concept Of Informatics And Its Application To Nursing Care.
1
I R Ti I .
2) The Nurse Is Part Of The Clinical Information System Committee At A Major Healthcare
Organization. When Designing A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information, Which
Approaches Should The Nurse Suggest This Committee Include In The Implementation Plan?
Select All That Apply.
A) Design Policies To Address Password Protection And Login Information.
B) Determine How To Handle Clients Who Desire To "Friend" Staff Through Social Media. C)
Identify Applications That Interface With Smartphones.
D) Create Interfaces So That Health Data Can Be Inputted By The Client. E) Teach Users To Not
Leave Protected Health Information Unattended.
,Answer: A, B, E
Explanation: A) The Committee Is Creating A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client
Information. The Committee Needs To Design Polices For Password Protection And Login
Information, Determine Mechanisms To Handle Clients And Staff Who Communicate Through
Social Media, And Teach Users To Not Leave Protected Health Information Unattended.
Identifying Applications That Interface With Smartphones And Creating Interfaces So That
Clients Can Input Health Data Are Not Approaches To Ensure The Protection Of Client
Information.
B) The Committee Is Creating A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information. The
Committee Needs To Design Polices For Password Protection And Login Information, Determine
Mechanisms To Handle Clients And Staff Who Communicate Through Social Media, And Teach
Users To Not Leave Protected Health Information Unattended. Identifying Applications That
Interface With Smartphones And Creating Interfaces So That Clients Can Input Health Data Are
Not Approaches To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information.
C) The Committee Is Creating A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information. The
Committee Needs To Design Polices For Password Protection And Login Information, Determine
Mechanisms To Handle Clients And Staff Who Communicate Through Social Media, And Teach
Users To Not Leave Protected Health Information Unattended. Identifying Applications That
Interface With Smartphones And Creating Interfaces So That Clients Can Input Health Data Are
Not Approaches To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information.
D) The Committee Is Creating A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information. The
Committee Needs To Design Polices For Password Protection And Login Information, Determine
Mechanisms To Handle Clients And Staff Who Communicate Through Social Media, And Teach
Users To Not Leave Protected Health Information Unattended. Identifying Applications That
Interface With Smartphones And Creating Interfaces So That Clients Can Input Health Data Are
Not Approaches To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information.
E) The Committee Is Creating A Plan To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information. The
Committee Needs To Design Polices For Password Protection And Login Information, Determine
Mechanisms To Handle Clients And Staff Who Communicate Through Social Media, And Teach
Users To Not Leave Protected Health Information Unattended. Identifying Applications That
Interface With Smartphones And Creating Interfaces So That Clients Can Input Health Data Are
Not Approaches To Ensure The Protection Of Client Information.
Page Ref: 2813
Cognitive Level: Creating
Client Need/Sub: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care
Standards: QSEN Competencies: VI.C.3. Protect Confidentiality Of Protected Health Information
In Electronic Health Records. | AACN Essential Competencies: IV.8.Uphold Ethical Standards
, Related To Data Security, Regulatory Requirements, Confidentiality And Clients' Right To Privacy.
| NLN Competencies: Knowledge And Science: Document Via Electronic Health Records; Use
Software Applications Related To Nursing Practice. | Nursing Process: Planning
Learning Outcome: 48.4 Analyze The Uses Of Computerized Medical Records. MNL LO: Analyze
The Concept Of Informatics And Its Application To Nursing Care.
3) The Nurse Is Preparing Discharge Instructions For A Client With A Foot Wound. How Will The
Clinical Information System Support This Client's Learning Needs?
A) Improves Documentation About The Client's Status
B) Summarizes The List Of Charges That Will Appear On The Client's Bill C) Provides A Record Of
All Medications Received While Hospitalized D) Prints Discharge Instructions To Use For
Teaching
Answer: D
Explanation: A) The Clinical Information System Provides Access To Client Information And
Provides Data To Help The Nurse Execute The Nursing Process. This Includes Printing Discharge
Instructions To Use In Client Teaching. Although Different Information Systems Can Do All Of
These Things, Only Printing Discharge Instructions Will Support The Client's Learning Needs.
B) The Clinical Information System Provides Access To Client Information And Provides Data To
Help The Nurse Execute The Nursing Process. This Includes Printing Discharge Instructions To
Use In Client Teaching. Although Different Information Systems Can Do All Of These Things, Only
Printing Discharge Instructions Will Support The Client's Learning Needs.
C) The Clinical Information System Provides Access To Client Information And Provides Data To
Help The Nurse Execute The Nursing Process. This Includes Printing Discharge Instructions To
Use In Client Teaching. Although Different Information Systems Can Do All Of These Things, Only
Printing Discharge Instructions Will Support The Client's Learning Needs.
D) The Clinical Information System Provides Access To Client Information And Provides Data To
Help The Nurse Execute The Nursing Process. This Includes Printing Discharge Instructions To
Use In Client Teaching. Although Different Information Systems Can Do All Of These Things, Only
Printing Discharge Instructions Will Support The Client's Learning Needs.
Page Ref: 2811
Cognitive Level: Applying
Client Need/Sub: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care Standards: QSEN
Competencies: VI.A.4. Describe Examples Of How Technology And Information Management
Are Related To The Quality And Safety Of Patient Care. | AACN Essential Competencies: IV.4.
Understand The Use Of CIS (Clinical Information Systems) Systems To Document Interventions
Related To Achieving Nurse Sensitive Outcomes. | NLN Competencies: Knowledge And Science:
Document Via Electronic Health Records; Use Software Applications Related To Nursing Practice.
| Nursing Process: Implementation
