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who has most authority in a nursing service department?
DON
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provides 3 meals a day, house keeping, and laundry services
assisted living residence
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nursing team is managed by the medical director? T/F
False
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accreditation for health care agencies is
a voluntary process that signals quality and excellence
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hours of instruction does OBRA require
75
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a nurse can delegate
tasks
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threatening to touch a persons body without a persons consent
assault
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giving wrong info ona job application is considered
fraud
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discussing your date with your patient is considered
boundary crossing
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work ethics
behavior in the workplace
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necklaces and earrings are dangerous because
patients can pull them off
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perfumes, colognes, and after shave lotions should
not be worn
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who is responsible for childcare emergencies
your responsibility
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the method nurses use to plan and deliver nursing care is the
nursing care plan
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a nursing intervention
is a nursing action or a nursing measure
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the focus of hospice care is
on comfort not cure
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_____ involves the many health care workers whose skills and knowledge focus on the persons total care
healthcare team
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the nursing team involves
those who provide nursing care RNs,LPNs/LVNs, and CNA
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diagnosis related groups help reduce
hospital stay costs
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health care agencies must meet certain standards set by
- federal gov
- state gov
- accrediting agencies
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purpose of OBRA is
requires that nursing centers provide care in a manner and in a setting that maintains or improves each persons quality of life, health, and safety
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you cannot delegate tasks to anyone. you can ask for help but that is all
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when should you refuse a task (10)
- is beyond your legal limits
- not in job description
- not trained to do task
- task could harm a person
- persons condition has changed
- dont know how to use supplies or equipment
- directions arent ethical or legal
- directions against agency policy
- directions are not clear or complete
- nurse cant supervise
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the nurse tells you that your behavior with a patient is outside of the helpful zone, meaning?
you are either over involved or under involved
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tort
a wrong committed against a person or their property
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leaving a patient in urine is considered
neglect
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if you suspect patient or resident abuse, what should you do?
notify a nurse
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