I am a leader of a team of eight employees. In LMX, what is the maximum number of groups this team could be categorized into based on vertical dyadic relationships?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 8
B
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During a health assessment the patient asks the nurse, "Why do you need all this health information and who is going to see it?" The nurse's best reply is:
A) Please do not worry. It is safe and will be used only to help us with your care; it allows access to a wide variety of people who need to know your health information. B) It is good you asked and you have a right to know; your information helps us to provide you with the best possible care and your records are in a secure place. C) Your health information is placed on websites to provide easy access to anyone wishing to see your medical records, which is a great way to offer other people your information. D) Health information becomes the property of the hospital and we will make sure that no one sees it; in two years, we destroy all records and the process starts over.
Electronic health records (EHRs) are being instituted at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Some of the staff on Unit 4 complain to the manager that acquiring the technologic skills required is too time consuming. They question its value in patient care
The manager responds that: a. The use of technology is inevitable in our technologically oriented society. b. The hospital is no longer able to find the space to accommodate paper record keeping. c. The initiative is being driven by decision makers higher up in the hierarchy and there is no choice. d. EHRs will increase effectiveness of care by enhancing coordination and improving patient outcomes.
The nurse on an oncology unit is caring for a patient with lung cancer. Prior to the next dose of cisplatin (Platinol-AQ), which antiemetic would the nurse most likely administer to the patient?
a. Metoclopramide (Reglan) b. Droperidol (Inapsine) c. Ondansetron (Zofran) d. Prochlorperazine
The nurse educator of the pediatric unit determines that vital signs are frequently not being documented when children return from surgery
According to quality improvement (QI), to correct the problem, the educator, in consultation with the patient care manager, would initially do which of the following? a. Talk to the staff individually to determine why this is occurring. b. Call a meeting of all staff to discuss this issue. c. Have a group of staff nurses review the established standards of care for postoperative patients. d. Document which staff members are not recording vital signs, and write them up.