1. Your patient recieved a cancer diagnosis.You find them crying on their bed.They state they
just got divorced and do not have family in town. What wouldbe your PRIORITY action?
Answer: Comfort your patient, listen t
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1. Your patient recieved a cancer diagnosis.You find them crying on their bed.They state they
just got divorced and do not have family in town. What wouldbe your PRIORITY action?
Answer: Comfort your patient, listen to their concerns, and inform them of referrals to
inpatient psychosocial services and an oncology nurse navigator.
2. In your psychosocial aassessment you suspect the parent of you 6-year-oldpatient to be
committing Munchhausen by Proxy Syndrome. What PRIORITY actions would you take to
protect your patient?
Answer: Immediately alert you patient'scare team,report you suspicionsto Child protective
services, document you findings in the patient's chart, and get psychiatry consult STAT to
appropriately separate theparent from the child or have the parent monitored in the room by a
sitter
3. You see a family friend on your case management case load.You knowyou can not care for
this person as it would be a conflict of interest. If you were to quickly review their medical
chart what legal act would you beviolating?
Answer: HIPPA
4. Your patient is school-aged and has special needs. Their family is very concerned their
child will be bullied because of these special needs. What communication and planning tool
would you recommend for the family withmembers of the school prior to start of school?
Answer: ARD
5. Your patient with a pre-existing condition purchased an individual health- care plan online
directly from the insurance payer. They did not purchase it on the Healthcare Market Exchange
that is covered under the Affordable CareAct.They are upset that their plan does not cover preexisting conditions for 6 months. What would be your response?
Answer: The insurance plan you acquired directly from the insurance payer operates outside
the Healthcare Market Exchange covered under the Affordable Care Act. As a result, it might
have different terms andconditions, including waiting periods for pre-existing conditions.
6. What are the three key domains of a functional status assessment?
Answer: ADLs,IADLs, Mobility (fall)
7. You are using aggregated diagnosis groups (ADGs) to classify your patient's care. In which
ADG would you classify your patient's infection?
Answer: Dis-ease etiology
8. Your patient is stable and needs continuous infusion therapy.You are completing the care
transition portion of the plan of care and discharge plan.Whatwould be the MOST appropriate
care delivery plan for the patient?
Answer: Ensure a PICC or port access is placed in the hospital.Then give the patient the
name of anambulatory infusion site of care for their infusions.
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