30 Questions
What is the primary purpose of the assessment stage in the nursing process?
To collect subjective and objective data
Which of the following is considered subjective data in the assessment phase of the nursing process?
Patient and family ability and willingness to take medication
What type of data involves using all five senses in the assessment phase of the nursing process?
Objective data
Which stage of the nursing process involves developing a problem list and prioritizing hypothesis?
Nursing diagnosis
In the nursing diagnosis stage, what is used to develop a plan of care and goals?
NANDA
What does the planning stage of the nursing process involve?
Generating solutions and prioritizing goals
What is the black box warning from the FDA?
A warning about potential side effects of a medication
What is the role of the Joint Commission?
Accrediting healthcare organizations
What does the term 'off label' mean in the context of medication use?
Using a medication in a manner not approved by the FDA
Which organization focuses on quality and safety education for nurses (QSEN)?
ISMP (Institute for Safe Medication Practices)
What is the main purpose of the Controlled Substances Act of 1970?
Establishing schedules for different substances
What does the medication label 'may cause drowsiness' indicate?
It has potential side effects
What is the responsibility of nurses in medication reconciliation?
Ensuring accurate and complete medication records
What are herbal supplements often considered to be?
Low risk of abuse and addiction
What does the American Heart Association code of ethics require nurses to provide?
'Nonjudgmental nursing care'
What is the main purpose of drug classification for health providers?
To guide appropriate treatment and patient education
What does the term 'standard of care' refer to in nursing practice?
Policies and procedures specific to each hospital
What is the role of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)?
Overseeing federal healthcare programs
In the nursing process, which stage involves taking action?
Implementation
What are the eight rights of medication administration in the implementation stage of the nursing process?
Patient name, drug label, dosage, route, time/frequency, documentation, reason, response
What is the purpose of the three medication checks in the implementation stage of the nursing process?
To lower the risk of medication errors
What is a preventable event that may lead to inappropriate medication use or patient harm called?
Medical error
What is a primary responsibility in patient education during the planning stage of the nursing process?
Identifying knowledge deficits
What is the purpose of evaluating compliance in the nursing process?
To determine if patients are following prescribed treatments
Which entity is responsible for regulating drugs in the United States?
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
How long does it typically take for a drug therapy to get approval?
> 12 years
What is the primary purpose of insurance in accessing medication?
To provide cost-effective healthcare services
'Formulary' in the context of medication refers to:
The list of drugs covered by insurance
'Adverse effect' in medication administration refers to:
'Secondary unwanted affect' resulting from medications
The Federal Food and Drug Act of 1906 required a label for any dangerous or addicting substance on drug products. What was its primary purpose?
To standardize labeling requirements for drug products
Test your knowledge of the assessment phase in the nursing process, including the collection of subjective and objective data, and the recognition and analysis of cues. This quiz covers topics such as patient and family ability, willingness to take medication, and past medical history.
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