Question 3 (1 point) Which of the following statement about nurses electing to strike are true? Select all that apply. Nurses can only strike over issues related to patent safety or working conditions Nurses generally may only strike as a last resort Nurses may strike over salary disputes The nurses' union must alert administration within a reasonable timeframe before going on strike. Question 4 (1 point) The nurse's ability to influence health policy on the national level is BEST demonstrated by which action? Keeping current on issues in health care Joining a hospital quality assurance committee Joining the American Nurses Associated (ANA) Political Action Committee Writing a letter to the hospital's Chief Nursing Officer

Question 3 (1 point) Which of the following statement about nurses electing to strike are true? Select all that apply. Nurses can only strike over issues related to patent safety or working conditions Nurses generally may only strike as a last resort Nurses may strike over salary disputes The nurses' union must alert administration within a reasonable timeframe before going on strike. Question 4 (1 point) The nurse's ability to influence health policy on the national level is BEST demonstrated by which action? Keeping current on issues in health care Joining a hospital quality assurance committee Joining the American Nurses Associated (ANA) Political Action Committee Writing a letter to the hospital's Chief Nursing Officer

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305964792

Author:Wilburta Q. Lindh, Carol D. Tamparo, Barbara M. Dahl, Julie Morris, Cindy Correa

Publisher:Wilburta Q. Lindh, Carol D. Tamparo, Barbara M. Dahl, Julie Morris, Cindy Correa

Chapter45: The Medical Assistant As Human Resources Manager

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Question 46 An RPN is caring for a client who they believe is deteriorating. The RPN consults with the RN, and they decide the RPN can continue caring for the client and consult with the RN when required. Later that day, the RPN makes a medication error that harms the client. What is the accountability of the RN? Question 46 options: The RN is partially accountable The RN is accountable The RPN and RN are equally accountable The RN is not accountable, the RPN is accountable
Question 38 The nurse works as part of a nursing care team that includes 2 RPNs and 5 RNs. One of the RPNs is caring for a patient that is deteriorating. Which factors will help the team decide if an RPN or RN should care for this patient? Question 38 options: Hospital policy and staffing Nurse, client, and environment Knowledge, skill and judgement Communication, collaboration, and teamwork
QUESTION 36 Which statement below is false about the differences between "hospice" care and "physician-assisted suicide" (PAS)? Hospice care is legal in all U.S. states, but PAS is not. For hospice care a terminal diagnosis of 6-months or less to live, is required, while for PAS a diagnosis of 3-months or less is required. For PAS, a patient must make several requests in writing and orally; with hospice care, a medical diagnosis and referral are enough. In hospice, a team is responsible for patient care, while in PAS, the patient "takes personal responsibility" to take prescribed medicines.
QUESTION 34 True or False: A "living will" can be used instead of a "health care proxy," if an individual does not have a person who can or will be a proxy? True False
Question 83 What information would be appropriate when health teaching a client who is taking Beclovent (Beclomethasone)? Select all that apply. Question 83 options: Rinse your mouth after use to prevent oral fungal infections You need to have blood work done regularly You should always keep it with you It will be your primary drug for asthma control Drink a lot of fluids to prevent constipation
QUESTION 14 Choose which of the following hospital services is considered outpatient. A. Observation status for 24 hours and discharge home. B. 2 day admission to inpatient status with discharge to SNF. C. A patient seen emergently in the ED, followed by admission to ICU. D. A patient with a 5-day length of stay in the hospital's rehabilitation unit.
Question 35 What is most appropriate for a nurse to say when interviewing a newly admitted depressed client whose thoughts focus on feelings of worthlessness and failure? Question 35 options: “What can we do to help you while you are here?” “Tell me what has been bothering you.” “Tell me how you feel about yourself." “Why do you feel so bad about yourself?”
Question 49 A client who attempted suicide is brought into the emergency room. What is the priority nursing intervention? Question 49 options: Inspect the patient for injuries from the suicide attempt Initiate continuous monitoring for safety Establish a therapeutic relationship Begin safety planning for discharge
Question: In home health care nursing, what is a primary goal of providing care to patients in their own residences? a) Reducing healthcare costs b) Minimizing family involvement c) Reducing the need for skilled nursing care d) Promoting patient independence and comfort
Question 48 During a suicide risk assessment the nurse asks the client: "Do you want to end your life?" The nurse is assessing which of the following? Question 48 options: Ideation Attempt Intent Plan
Question 51 The nurse is talking with a mother of a 15 year old female client who is being treated for depression and suicidal ideation. The mother says to the nurse "Now that my daughter has been in therapy for a month and is responding to the antidepressant, her suicide risk is over and we don't need to worry about her any more." Which is the best response by the nurse? Question 51 options: "We need to continue to monitor your daughter as she progresses through her therapy" "I agree with your, your daughter is responding well to the treatment and we no longer need to worry about suicide risk." "Don't forget that your daughter is very fragile, and we need to keep a close eye on her." "I agree with you. The suicidal threats were really attention seeking, and she seems to be past that now."
Question 52 A 32 year old female client is being discharged after spending six days in the hospital for depression and suicidal ideation. In planning for discharge, the nurse identifies which of the following as protective factors? Select all that apply. Question 52 options: Self-care activities Impulsivity Family Supports Pregnancy