Nursing Concepts and Definitions Quiz

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Match the following concepts with their descriptions, as presented in the text:

Maslow's Hierarchy = A pyramid of needs where basic needs must be met first. Environmental Factors = Physical and social conditions that influence health and illness. Cadet Nurse Corps = Organization providing nursing education during World War II. Articulation Program = Educational programs for LPN/LVNs to advance to RN.

Match the following organizations with their stated function:

Nightingale school = Not listed in text for nursing education during WWII Public health department = Not listed in text for nursing education during WWII Frontier Nursing Service = Not listed in text for nursing education during WWII Cadet Nurse Corps = Provided nursing education during World War II.

Match the description to the terms related to nursing education:

Repetition = Not related to advancing the LPN/LVN for RN Exclusion = Not related to advancing the LPN/LVN for RN Coexistence = Not related to advancing the LPN/LVN for RN Articulation = Educational advancement for LPN/LVN to RN programs

Match the concept with the correct example:

Basic Needs = The level in Maslow's hierarchy that must be met first Self-actualization = Not considered a primary need according to Maslow Physical factors = Environmental factors impacting health Social factors = Another category of environmental factors also impacting health Signup and view all the answers

Match the following concepts with their corresponding relationships and impacts:

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs = Premise that basic needs must be met before higher ones Physical environmental factors = Affect social factors Social environmental impact = Affect physical factors Environmental factors = Cause patients to react in a unique ways Signup and view all the answers

Match the concepts with the impact they have:

Basic Needs = Must be met prior to other needs Environmental Factors = Affect one another Cadet Nurse Corps = Provided nursing education during WWII Articulaiton = Allows advancement of LPN/LVN Signup and view all the answers

Match the historical development or concept with its description

World War II = Time period when the Cadet Nurse Corps was established Nightingale School = Not listed as a nursing education option in this text LPN/LVN to RN = Describes educational advancement possibilities Maslow's Hierarchy = A theory focusing on meeting needs in a structured order. Signup and view all the answers

Match each nursing concept with its description

Basic Needs in Maslow's Theory = Those that must be met before progressing to higher needs Impact of Environmental Factors = The premise that physical and social conditions affect one another Cadet Nurse Corps Establishment = Occurred during World War II Educational Articulation = Mechanism for LPN/LVNs to enter RN program Signup and view all the answers

Match the following historical figures/organizations with their associated actions or roles in nursing:

Florence Nightingale = Pioneering nursing education at Kaiserswerth School NFLPN = Exclusive LPN/LVN membership and standards promotion ANA = Published a document defining two levels of nursing practice in 1965 State Boards of Nursing = Defines the passing score requirement for licensure Signup and view all the answers

Match the following concepts with their corresponding definitions:

Holistic health care = Comprehensive patient care considering physical, emotional, social, and spiritual aspects Interdependent care = Care that requires collaboration with other healthcare professionals Illness prevention care = Measures taken to prevent the onset of diseases Health promotion care = Actions that enhance health and well-being Signup and view all the answers

Match the following entities with the items they are associated with:

Kaiserswerth School = The location of Florence Nightingale's original nursing education Saint Thomas Hospital = A location not associated with Florence Nightingale's original training Crimean Hospital = A location where Nightingale worked but not where she trained Kings College Hospital = A location not associated with Nightingale's original training Signup and view all the answers

Match the professional licensing terms with their descriptions:

Licensing standards = Guidelines for licensure in different states Position paper = The document from the ANA that defined two levels of nursing practice Smith-Hughes Act = Federal legislation concerning vocational education, not directly related to nursing practice levels Computerized Examination = Method for determining if a potential nurse is able to obtain a license Signup and view all the answers

Match the organizations with their membership:

NFLPN = Members include only LPNs and LVNs ANA = Members include RNs and other members of the healthcare community NLN = Members include nurses from all educational levels and other members of the healthcare community NAPNES = Members include LPN/LVNs and other members of the healthcare community Signup and view all the answers

Match the terms with their relevant category:

Nursing education = Kaiserswerth School belongs to this category Nursing organizations = NFLPN and ANA belong to this category Nursing programs = Holistic health care is a concept related to this Licensure examination = The 'pass' score is directly a part of this category Signup and view all the answers

Match the following descriptions to the relevant care type:

Considers the physical, emotional, and social environment = Holistic health care encompasses this Involves collaboration with other professionals = Interdependent care is defined by this characteristic Aims to avoid the initial onset of disease = Illness prevention care has this main goal Actions taken to enhance the well-being of a person = Health promotion care is focused on this aspect Signup and view all the answers

Match the following nursing concepts with the correct description.

Nursing Process Step: N/A = Concepts related to educational and organizational context rather than specific nursing actions. Cognitive Level: Knowledge = A way to analyze the level of understanding required by a particular nursing task. MSC: NCLEX: N/A = Indicates the lack of direct NCLEX relation for a nursing process task. REF: p. 10 = An example of a reference to a particular page within a book or document Signup and view all the answers

Match the following nursing actions with their primary legal or ethical consideration:

Reporting a communicable disease = Protection from liability for mandated reporting Providing compassionate care = Best defense against a lawsuit Following a DNR order = Legal obligation to follow the order Requesting a different assignment when opposing a procedure = Ethical right to not participate in procedures violating moral convictions Signup and view all the answers

Match the following situations to the most appropriate nurse's action:

New LPN/LVN wants to know what can/cannot be done for patients = Review the standards of care Nurse disagrees with a DNR order = Follow the DNR order Nurse has moral objections to abortion = Ask for another assignment To avoid lawsuits as a nurse = Provide compassionate, competent care Signup and view all the answers

Match these nursing legal terms/concepts with their corresponding descriptions:

Standards of Care = Defines what should or should not be done for patients DNR Order = Must be followed by the nurse even if they disagree Mandated Reporting = Legal protection from liability when acting in good faith Moral Convictions = The basis for a nurse to request a different patient assignment Signup and view all the answers

Match the following concepts with their descriptions:

Critical pathways = Integrated care plans for a projected length of stay Home health documentation = Necessitates access by different healthcare workers OBRA = Regulates standards for long-term care documentation Confidentiality = Requirement of clinical reason for reading patient records Signup and view all the answers

Match the nurse's action with the patient right or legal obligation being addressed:

Following the DNR order = Legal Duty Requesting a different assignment for moral reasons = Nurse's Moral Right to Refuse Participation Providing competent care = Patient Right for Quality Care Reporting gunshot wounds = Legal Duty of Mandated Reporting Signup and view all the answers

Match the scenarios with the nurse's appropriate responses:

Nurse has strong moral objections to a procedure = Request a different assignment Nurse is unsure about legal guidelines for patient care = Consult the standards of care Nurse is notified of a DNR order for their patient = Follow the order Nurse has to report a case of elder abuse = Protection from liability if acting in good faith Signup and view all the answers

Match the documentation-related concepts with their corresponding nursing context or process.

Critical pathways = Projected length of stay for specific cases Home health documentation = Multiple healthcare providers access Evaluation of patient care = Implementation phase of nursing process Patient confidentiality = Clinical reason for record access Signup and view all the answers

Match the following concepts with their legal or ethical implications in nursing:

Nurse's Moral Convictions = May allow one to avoid specific patient assignments Standards of Care = Determine appropriate and inappropriate actions for patients Mandatory Reporting Laws = Safeguard the public health and patient well-being DNR Order Adherence = Legal obligation to respect patient's wishes Signup and view all the answers

Match each item with its main feature or definition:

Critical pathway = Integrated plans for specific patient case type Home health care documentation = Unique need for multiple provider access OBRA = Medicare and Medicaid long-term care documentation Confidentiality in medical records = Requirement for clinical access reason Signup and view all the answers

Match the standards or process with the aspect of medical record documentation they relate to:

Critical pathway = Integrated care plans Home health documentation = Multiple provider access needs OBRA = Long-term care documentation standards Confidentiality = Reason for access to patient records Signup and view all the answers

Match the following nurse actions with their related rationale:

Follow a DNR order = Legal obligation to respect patient's wishes Provide compassionate and competent care = Best defense against lawsuits Request a different assignment for a moral conflict = Respect for nurse's values and beliefs Report a communicable disease = Legal requirement to prevent spread of disease Signup and view all the answers

Match the nursing questions/concerns with the proper response:

What legal resource should I use? = Standards of care What should I do when I have moral problems? = Request a different assignment What should I do when I find a DNR? = Follow it How to avoid lawsuits? = Provide compassionate, competent care Signup and view all the answers

Match the following documentation concepts to their related elements of healthcare or treatment process:

Critical pathways = Care plans for specific patient cases Documentation in home health = Necessitates multiple provider access OBRA = Regulations for long term health care documentation Confidentiality in healthcare = Clinical reasons needed for record access Signup and view all the answers

Match each nursing concept with its key component:

Critical pathways = Integrated care plan Home health charting = Accessibility by multiple workers OBRA regulation = Standard for long-term care documentation Medical record access = Clinical reason requirement Signup and view all the answers

Match the healthcare aspect to its description:

Critical pathways = Care plans for specific cases Home healthcare records = Documentation for multi healthcare providers OBRA = Regulations for documentation in long-term care Confidentiality of records = Clinical reason required for access Signup and view all the answers

Match the concept to its main application in patient care

Critical pathways = Care plans for specific case types Home care documentation = Access by different providers OBRA regulations = Standards for long-term care documentation Patient confidentiality = Reason for accessing medical record Signup and view all the answers

Match the documentation basis with the correct charting method:

Problem list = Problem-oriented charting Modified patient problems = Focus charting SOAPE format = Problem-oriented charting Care results = Quality assurance Signup and view all the answers

Match the concept with its purpose or description:

Quality assurance = Evaluate care against standards Peer review = Appraises individual nurse's practice Focus charting = Uses modified patient problems as index SOAPE = Format used in problem-oriented charting Signup and view all the answers

Match the term with its related definition:

QA = Evaluation of care results against standards Peer review = Appraisal of individual nursing practice POMR = Uses SOAPE chart format Focus charting = Documentation indexed by patient problems Signup and view all the answers

Match the legal aspects with the correct parties:

Ownership of a medical record in hospital = Institution Ownership of medical records in a private office = Health care provider Basis for focus charting = Modified Patient problems Evaluation of care against standards = Quality assurance Signup and view all the answers

Match the following documentation terms with their descriptions:

Focus charting = Uses patient problems as a basis for documentation SOAPE format = Used in problem-oriented charting Quality assurance = Evaluates care based on standards Peer review = Appraises the practice of an individual nurse Signup and view all the answers

Match the method to the correct description or result.

Focus charting = Documentation uses modified patient problems SOAPE = Method for problem-oriented charting Peer review = Appraises individual nurse's practice Quality assurance = In house department for evaluating care standards Signup and view all the answers

Match the nursing concept with its correct description:

Focus Charting = Uses a list of patient problems as the basis for documentation QA = Evaluates care results against accepted standards Peer review = Appraises the practice of a nurse SOAPE = Acronym used in problem-oriented medical records Signup and view all the answers

Match the elements related to patient's medical records :

Legal owner of a patient's medical record in a hospital = Institution Documentation format using SOAPE = Problem-oriented record Focus of peer review = Nursing practice of an individual nurse Documentation method using modified patient problems = Focus charting Signup and view all the answers

Match the nurse's responses to patient statements with the appropriate therapeutic communication techniques:

Patient: "I am upset about all this lab work." Nurse: "You're upset?" = Restating Nurse silently places hand on widow's arm = Use of silence and a quiet presence Nurse tells the patient "you need to be strong for your children" = Cliché and non-therapeutic Nurse speaks to unresponsive patient. = Assume verbal stimuli are heard Signup and view all the answers

Match the characteristic with the communication concept:

One defining characteristic = Lowest number needed to identify impaired verbal communication Assumes verbal stimuli are heard = Communication with an unresponsive patient Silence and a quiet presence = Effective response to the newly grieving Encourages patient to offer more information = Purpose of the restating technique Signup and view all the answers

Match the nurse's actions with their descriptions:

Nurse states, 'You need to be strong for your children.' = An example of a cliché response Nurse asks, 'Is there anyone the widow needs to have notified?' = Non-therapeutic in immediate grieving time Nurse states, 'You are feeling overwhelmed about your husband's death.' = Non-therapeutic in immediate grieving time Nurse places hand on widow's arm = Therapeutic in immediate grieving time Signup and view all the answers

Match the communication technique with its description:

Restating = Repeating the patient's statement to encourage more information Open-ended question = Not exemplified in the given scenarios Paraphrasing = Not exemplified in the given scenarios Reflecting = Not exemplified in the given scenarios Signup and view all the answers

Match the situation with the best nursing action:

Dealing with a newly grieving widow = Use silence and a quiet presence Communicating with an unresponsive patient = Assume verbal stimuli are heard Identifying impaired verbal communication = Look for at least one defining characteristic Patient expressing upset about lab work = Use Restating Signup and view all the answers

Match the following communication elements with the correct approach:

Cliché statement to a grieving widow = Non-therapeutic communication Quiet presence and touch for a grieving widow = Therapeutic early intervention Therapeutic communication for an unresponsive patient = Assuming verbal stimuli are heard Response to 'I am upset about all this lab work.' = 'You're upset?' (restating) Signup and view all the answers

Match the communication aspect with its respective detail:

Impaired verbal communication = Can be determined with one defining characteristic Therapeutic communication = Uses silence and presence with grieving individuals Response to upset patient = Includes restating technique Approaching unresponsive patients = Requires assuming they hear verbal stimuli Signup and view all the answers

Match the scenario to the communication concept or intervention

Widow in early grief stage: 'Why wasn't it me?' = Best intervention involves silent presence Patient says: 'I'm upset about all the lab work' = Therapeutic response is restating Unresponsive patient = Assume they are hearing verbal stimuli Assessing impaired verbal communication = Requires observation of at least one defining characteristic Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

What is the basis of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is a theory suggesting that basic needs, like physiological needs (food, water, shelter), must be fulfilled before moving on to higher needs, like self-esteem and self-actualization.

How do physical and social environmental factors affect health and illness?

Physical and social factors are interconnected and influence each other. They impact the health and well-being of individuals in unique ways.

What organization provided nursing education during World War II?

The Cadet Nurse Corps was a program established during World War II to address the nursing shortage by providing accelerated nursing education and training.

What is an 'articulation' program in nursing education?

Articulation is a program designed to recognize prior learning from LPN/LVN programs and allow them to transition to RN programs more efficiently, often with advanced standing.