NRSAD-114 - Final

NRSAD-114 - Final ANA says "recognition of the expertise of others within and outside the profession, and referral to other providers when appropriate" is defined as.. - ✔✔Collaboration A group composed of: -Chaplain ...

NRSAD-114 - Final ANA says "recognition of the expertise of others within and outside the profession, and referral to other providers when appropriate" is defined as.. - ✔✔Collaboration A group composed of: -Chaplains -Nurses, RT and PT -Physicians -Dietitians -Social Worker, Case Manager -Speech Therapists is known as.. - ✔✔Health Care Team Team Building should create what term... - ✔✔Synergy (the ability for a group of people to work together) Identify fx. as Effective or Ineffective Function to Team Success: Learning and sharing roles and information about member - ✔✔Effective (Team Success) Identify fx. as Effective or Ineffective Function to Team Success: Lack of Leadership & Power - ✔✔Ineffective (Team Success) Idenitfy fx. as Effective or Ineffective Function to Team Success: Active and timely Communication - ✔✔Effective (Team Success) Identify fx. as Effective or Ineffective Function to Team Success: Resolution in conflicts with others - ✔✔Effective (Team Success) Identify fx. as Effective or Ineffective Function to Team Success: Supervisor Resistance - ✔✔Ineffective (Team Success) Identify fx. as Effective or Ineffective Function to Team Success: Demonstration of basic group skills: -Communication -Delegation -Time Management -Assessment of group dynamics - ✔✔Effective (Team Success) Identify fx. as Effective or Ineffective Function to Team Success: Sex-role Stereotyping - ✔✔Ineffective (Team Success) Identify fx. as Effective or Ineffective Function to Team Success: Lack of defined purpose and goals - ✔✔Ineffective (Team Success) Identify statement as an Effective or Ineffective measure to communication: Using "I" messages - ✔✔Effective (communication) Identify statement as an Effective or Ineffective measure to communication: Clarifying Information - ✔✔Effective (communication) Identify statement as an Effective or Ineffective measure to communication: Giving Advice - ✔✔Ineffective (communication) Identify statement as an Effective or Ineffective measure to communication: Using "Why" questions? - ✔✔Ineffective (communication) Identify statement as an Effective or Ineffective measure to communication: Using open-ended questions - ✔✔Effective (communication) Identify statement as an Effective or Ineffective measure to communication: -Blocking -False reassurance - ✔✔Ineffective (communication) Define this Logical Fallacie(ineffective communication): "an attempt to manipulate other peoples emotions in order to avoid the real issue" - ✔✔Appeal to emotion Define this Logical Fallacie(ineffective communication): "the introduction of a irrelevant topic in order to divert attention away from real issues." - ✔✔Red herring Define this Logical Fallacies(ineffective communication): "an argument that attacks the person instead of the issue" - ✔✔Ad Hominem Abusive What is the Case Managers role? - ✔✔To follow the patient's journey focusing on the quality of care, cost, contact providers, stay up to date with the patient status -Achieve optimal healthcare outcome Name the 5 types of conflict resolution styles? - ✔✔Avoidance Accommodation Force Compromise Collaboration Name this type of conflict resolution: one person uses passive behavior and withdraws from conflict; neither person is able to accomplish goal - ✔✔Avoidance Name this type of conflict resolution: one person achieves his/her own goal in the expense of the other - ✔✔Force Name this type of conflict resolution: both people actively try to find solutions that will satisfy them both - ✔✔Collaboration Name this type of conflict resolution: one person puts aside his/her goals in order to satisfy the other persons desire - ✔✔Accommodation Name this type of conflict resolutions: both people give up something to experience partial goal attainment - ✔✔Compromise How should you address aggressive or passive aggressive behavior during conflict? - ✔✔-Allow a break for a cool down period -Address in a private area Name some types of insurances? - ✔✔Medicare & Medicaid Private Insurance Third Party (employer typically) Is Medicare state or federal insurance program? - ✔✔Federal What is Private Insurance? - ✔✔Insurance that splits the costs between patients and employers through group plans. Is Medicaid state or federal? - ✔✔Both Which insurance is recommeneded for these criteria? -Blind -Poor -Elderly -Disabled -Certain families with dependent children who meet income guidelines - ✔✔Medicaid Which insurance is recommended for these criteria? -ESRD -Age 65+ -Disabled - ✔✔Medicare Which Part of Medicare covers this? - overs inpatient hospital services - skilled nursing facilities, and home health benefits, DOES NOT COVER LONG TERM CARE - ✔✔Medicare Part A Which Part of Medicare cover this? -covers physician and outpatient services - ✔✔Medicare Part B Which Insurance no longer pays hospitals for events caused by preventable errors known as never events? - ✔✔Medicare What is the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses(QSEN) Goal? - ✔✔Addressing challenges of preparation of future nurses to continuously improve quality and safety of healthcare environment The QSEN was funded by which foundation? - ✔✔Robert Wood Johnson Foundation All of the following listed below are known as which kind of event? -wrong site -wrong procedure -mismatched blood -HAIS -Falls - ✔✔Never Events "a patient classification system that standardizes prospective payment to hospitals and encourages cost containment initiatives" is known - ✔✔Diagnosis-Related Group (DRG) What is an advantage for a hospital receiving DRG? - ✔✔If care is less than fixed price, Hospitals Gain extra money What is the disadvantage for hospitals receiving DRG? - ✔✔Hospitals can lose money after expense is reached DRG's is a reimbursement utilized by which two types of insurance? - ✔✔-Private Insurance -Medicare A reimbursement system that pays providers or institutions based on the quality of care performed is known as.. - ✔✔Pay for Perfomance A clinical management plan that specifies optimal timing and sequencing of patient activities, care and interventions related to a specific diagnosis is known as.. - ✔✔Clinical Pathway What is the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPAC)? - ✔✔A law that protects consumers and increases access to care promoting health and improving healthcare delivery PPAC: Young adults can stay on parent's healthcare plans till what age? - ✔✔26 years old Per the PPAC, insurance companies must pay what percentage of premiums on medical care? - ✔✔80% The PPAC revision states what about payment regarding never events and readmissions? - ✔✔- Medicare will no longer pay for never events -Medicare payments are reduced for preventable readmissions PPAC: Employers with how many employees must offer health insurance? - ✔✔employees >200 PPAC must provide care for preventative services without requiring patients to pay what? - ✔✔Copayments! A document that details how financial resources will be allocated to ensure business is known as - ✔✔Budget What are the four budgeting functions? - ✔✔1)Planning 2) Coordinating 3)Monitoring 4) Evaluating Progress Name the 3 types of budgets? - ✔✔1)Operational 2)Labor 3) Capital Which budget is the largest? - ✔✔Labor An operation subset budget that is used for funding salaries, overtime, benefits and staff development & training is known as - ✔✔Labor Budget This budget funds daily expenses such as salaries, utilities, repairs(maintenance) and care supplies - ✔✔Operational This budget funds for construction projects and or long/time medical equipment. - ✔✔Capital 1. Determine goals achieve 2.Predicting expenses and revenues 3. Planning annual budgets and monitoring monthly are 3 major components that make up a ____? - ✔✔Budget Name some considerations that impact staffing pattern on the budget? - ✔✔-Labor Cost -Patient Classification System (Patient Acuity) - Overtime,Vacations, Float pool and Agency -Balancing budget -Staff preparation and skill set -Medicare, Medicaid and Private insurance patients Activities required to ensure adequate number and mix of health care team members to meet patients needs and provide safe quality care is known as... - ✔✔Staffing What are some primary considerations for staffing on a nursing unit? - ✔✔-# of patients -Intensity of care -Staff experience and prep -Available Technology -Geography What are some considerations you would take account of before taking an assignment? - ✔✔- What are the characteristics of the patients being assigned? − Do I have the experience and knowledge to manage the patients for whom I am being assigned care? − What is the geography of the assignment? − Is this a temporary assignment? − Is this a crisis or an ongoing staffing pattern? A method for equalization of power that involves negotiating and administrative agreements between employer and employee is known as - ✔✔Collective Bargaining "unionization" Name an organization that participates in collective bargaining for nurses? - ✔✔American Nurses Association A recognition that promotes standard for professional nursing practice and recognizes quality, excellence and service is known as.. - ✔✔Magnet Recognition What is the goal of the Magnet Recognition? - ✔✔Improve the quality of care and lower mortality rate What is a shared governance? - ✔✔A setting where employees(nurse) have both the right and responsibility to govern their own work and time within a system, promote decentralization and participate in decision-making What organization created the Magnet Recognition? *Hint same as who grants Certification - ✔✔American Nurse Credentialing Center (ANCC) What is the Goal of shared governance? - ✔✔promote job satisfactions and participation in decision making Which professional organization can have the most impact on policy making for nurses? - ✔✔American Nurse Association What is a grass root participant? - ✔✔A person who participates political and economical movements through issues that effect change through local, regional, national and international levels The largest group of professionals that direct health care in the United States are: - ✔✔Nurses How can Nurses influence political policy? - ✔✔-Voting -Participating in campaigns -attending a town hall meeting -Registering to vote List 4 Actions ANA influence health policies? - ✔✔-Lobbying -Promoting Nurse Rights -Fostering high standards for nurses -Projecting positive view of nurses What are the requirement for NCLEX? - ✔✔1. Graduate from Accredited College 2. Register for Pearson Vue & State Board Application 3. Take NCLEX Exam Who issues your nursing license? - ✔✔State Board of Nursing What is a compact license? - ✔✔A license that allows a nurse to hold liencese in multiple states What are the requirement of a nurse with a compact license? - ✔✔-Knowing the scope of practice for each state practicing -Keeping up to date with learning Who grants you certification? - ✔✔American Nurse Credentialing Center (ANCC) A nurse who has special knowledge beyond a basic licensure has a..? - ✔✔Certification A licensure establishes what Level of practice versus a certification? - ✔✔Minimal