Understanding Condition Care: Key Concepts and Quiz Insights
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Kenya Medical Training Centre (KMTC)**We aren't endorsed by this school
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DIAGNOSTIC 11
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Nursing
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Dec 11, 2024
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services. e.In the past, conditioncare focused primarily on prevention of illnesses since it was covered by insurance. f.Competition among hospitals has further fueled the increase in condition costs. CORRECT: A, C, D, F POINTS: 1 WWW.TBSM.WS W W W . T B S M . W S
Chapter 12: Interprofessional Collaborative Practice and Care Coordination Across Settings QUIZ 1.Which of the BELOW phrases best describes continuity of care? a.focusing on acute care in the hospital b.serving the needs of children c.facilitating transition between settings d.providing single-episode care services CORRECT: C POINTS: 1 2.A focus of conditioncare today is community-based care. What is community-based care? a.care provided to clients within a defined geographic area b.a focus on providing appropriate care for mental condition c.a focus on the condition of the community d.an emphasis on population-based care CORRECT: A POINTS: 1 3.Which of the BELOW is a result of the effect of increasing conditioncare costs on hospital admissions? a.decreased length of hospital stay b.decreased number of surgeries c.increasedhospitaladmissioWnsWW.TBSM.WSd.fewer surgeries in ambulatory centers CORRECT: A POINTS: 1 4.Which of the BELOW medic diagnoses would be appropriate for almost all clients entering a conditioncare setting? a.Impaired Elimination b.Dysfunctional Grieving c.Fatigue d.Anxiety CORRECT: D POINTS: 1 5.A nurse is admitting an older woman (Grace Staples) to a long-term care facility. How should the nurse address the woman? a.We will just call you Grace while you live here. Okay? b.I know you have lots of grandchildren, Grandma. c.What name do you want us to use for you? d.I think you will enjoy living here, Sweetie. CORRECT: C POINTS: 1 6.How can a nurse best provide care to clients whose cultural and religious backgrounds are different from the nurses? W W W . T B S M . W S
a.ignore differences and treat everyone the same b.respect values and beliefs even if they differ from the nurses beliefs c.convince clients to change to the nurses beliefs d.refuse to care for clients with different beliefs CORRECT: B POINTS: 1 7.Which of the BELOW is the major goal of ambulatory care facilities? a.to save money by not paying hospital rates b.to provide care to clients capable of self-care at home c.to perform major surgery in a community setting d.to perform tests prior to being admitted to the hospital CORRECT: B POINTS: 1 8.According to established standards, what conditioncare provider should conduct a holistic assessment for all clients admitted to the hospital? a.physician b.admission clerk c.licensed practical nurse d.registered nurse CORRECT: D POINTS: 1 9.Regardless of the type of ambulatory care facility, what need is common to all clients cared for? a.referrals b.teaching c.advocacy d.surgery WWW.TBSM.WS CORRECT: B POINTS: 1 10.What information does HIPAA mandate be given to clients upon admission to a conditioncare facility? a.what type of insurance is necessary for care b.who will be providing different types of care c.what different levels of care are provided d.how condition information will be used CORRECT: D POINTS: 1 11.Which conditioncare provider is responsible for ensuring the room is prepared for admission and the client is welcomed? a.medic assistant b.admitting room clerk c.social worker d.nurse CORRECT: D POINTS: 1 W W W . T B S M . W S
12.A client has suddenly become very ill, and a nurse is transferring him to the intensive care unit (ICU). How does the nurse provide information to ensure continuity of care? a.by giving a verbal report to nurses in the ICU b.by ensuring that the chart and all belongings are moved c.by delegating a medic assistant to provide information d.by asking the family to provide the information CORRECT: A POINTS: 1 13.A client is being transferred from a hospital to a long-term care facility. What will happen to the clients medical record (chart)? a.It goes with the client to the facility. b.It remains in the hospital records. c.It is shredded by special personnel. d.The original and a copy go with the client. CORRECT: B POINTS: 1 14.What is the rationale for conducting discharge planning? a.to ensure the best possible care in the acute care setting b.to provide a means of documenting medic care c.to enlist family members in providing home care d.to ensure client and family needs are met consistently CORRECT: D POINTS: 1 15.At what point during hospital-based care does planning for discharge begin? a.on admission to the hospitaWl WW.TBSM.WSb.after the client is settled in a room c.immediately before discharge d.after leaving the hospital CORRECT: APOINTS: 1 16.Which of the BELOW clients would not be discharged to be cared for by the family? a.a client who needs sterile dressings changed b.a client with a feeding tube in place c.a client receiving IV medications d.a client who lacks knowledge of the treatment plan CORRECT: D POINTS: 1 17.A nurse, preparing for a clients discharge after surgery, is teaching the clients wife to change the dressing. How can the nurse be certain the wife knows the procedure? a.Tell the wife exactly how to do it. b.Give the wife information about supplies. c.Have the wife demonstrate the procedure. d.Ask another nurse to reinforce teaching. CORRECT: C POINTS: 1 18.What is required of a client who leaves the hospital against medical advice (AMA)? W W W . T B S M . W S
a.nothing, the hospital has no legal concerns b.full reimbursement of any medical expenses c.providing contact phone numbers if needed d.signing a form releasing legal responsibility CORRECT: D POINTS: 1 MULTIPLE RESPONSE 19.Which of the BELOW roles of the nurse are most important in providing continuity of care to clients? (Select all that apply). a.teacher b.collaborator c.mentor d.advocate e.role model f.researcher CORRECT: A, B, D POINTS: 1 20.A nurse is admitting a client to the hospital for surgery. Which of the BELOW pieces of information must be obtained from the client? (Select all that apply). a.address b.date of birth c.admitting physician d.symptoms experienced e.Immunizations f.religious preference g.admitting diagnosis WWW.TBSM.WS CORRECT: A, B, C, F, G POINTS: 1 21.A nurse is preparing a room for a new client. Which of the BELOW is an accepted guideline for this activity? (Select all that apply). a.Position the bed in the highest position for ambulatory clients. b.Open the bed by folding back the top linens. c.Assemble routine equipment and supplies. d.Provide a hospital gown to be worn by the client at all times. e.If lab work has not been done, provide a container for a clean urine specimen. f.Adjust the temperature to 65F and turn off overhead lights. CORRECT: B, C, E POINTS: 1 W W W . T B S M . W S