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Hondros Nur 205 Exam 1: Care Coordination, Ethics, and Practice, Exams of Nursing

A comprehensive overview of key concepts and principles related to care coordination, ethics, and nursing practice. It includes definitions, explanations, and examples of important terms and concepts, such as fidelity, justice, beneficence, nonmaleficence, respect for persons, leadership, delegation, negligence, scope of practice, and more. The document also includes questions and answers that can be used for studying and exam preparation.

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2024/2025

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Hondros Nur 205 Exam 1 Questions and
Correct Answers
Care Coordination
โœ“ ~~~ a process connecting both services and resources involving patient, providers
and families with the goals of optimal patient outcomes
Classification of safety events
โœ“ ~~~ Never miss event-error that could have caused harm but didn't
Adverse event-error that results in moderate to sever harm (medication
administration)
Sentinel event- serious error that results in patient death
Fidelity
โœ“ ~~~ Act in ways that are loyal
keeping promises doing what is expected of you performing your duties and being
trustworthy
Justice
โœ“ ~~~ treating people equitably fairly and appropriately
Beneficence
โœ“ ~~~ obligation to do good by acting in ways the promote the welfare and best
interest of others
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Care Coordination โœ“ ~~~ a process connecting both services and resources involving patient, providers and families with the goals of optimal patient outcomes Classification of safety events โœ“ ~~~ Never miss event-error that could have caused harm but didn't Adverse event-error that results in moderate to sever harm (medication administration) Sentinel event- serious error that results in patient death Fidelity โœ“ ~~~ Act in ways that are loyal keeping promises doing what is expected of you performing your duties and being trustworthy Justice โœ“ ~~~ treating people equitably fairly and appropriately Beneficence โœ“ ~~~ obligation to do good by acting in ways the promote the welfare and best interest of others

Nonmaleficence โœ“ ~~~ Act to avoid harm to others inflicting the least harm possible to reach a beneficial outcome. Respect for person's โœ“ ~~~ treat with respect dignity and value, always tell the truth Leadership โœ“ ~~~ interactive process that provides necessary guidance and direction three attributes are leader follower and situation Attributes of a leader โœ“ ~~~ vision-statement of desired goal communication-function to be effective on going conversation decision making-critical feature of a good leader social power-influence over another collaboration-teamwork ethical-right vs wrong Forms of Leaders โœ“ ~~~ autocratic-makes all decisions wants to accomplish goal democratic-involve their followers in decisions Laissez faire- do not interfere with followers

โœ“ ~~~ sense of self influenced by characteristics, norms, and values of the nursing discipline that result in individual thinking acting and feeling like a RN Attributes of professional identity โœ“ ~~~ doing, being, acting ethically, flourishing, changing identifies Prioritization โœ“ ~~~ to decide which patient needs or problems require immediate attention and what can be delayed 3 levels of priority ABC's, VS, mental status, other health problems 4 P's of delegation โœ“ ~~~ purpose for the care picture of the patients current condition plan or envision outcomes of care Part played by each team member Delegation โœ“ ~~~ Transferring a selected nursing task to a competent individual that falls within their scope of practice. The RN retains accountability for delegation of the task and care provided RN obligated to delegate based on prioritization of clinical situation, pt situation, personnel available and must provide ongoing assessment Negligence

โœ“ ~~~ Failure to use reasonable prudent care in the smart to similar circumstances ties in with healthcare law or tort law Elements that must occur to establish liability of negligence โœ“ ~~~ Duty-professional duty of reasonable care to pt that a reasonable prudent nurse would perform in same circumstance Breach of Duty-falling below standard of care causing injury Causation-breach of care causing direct harm Injury/harm- may be physical or combination of physical mental emotional or financial Nurse Practice Act โœ“ ~~~ Permits individual to obtain licensure to perform professional duties based on demonstrated qualifications and competency to perform actions which are illegal without a license Scope of Practice โœ“ ~~~ Range of permissible activity defined by law or defines what a RN can or cannot do Ex- Ohio board of nursing writes scope of practice for nurses in Ohio Tort Law

Communication โœ“ ~~~ Process of interaction using symbols to create, exchange and interpret messages Learned skin develops overtime Complementary exchange-a sender transmitting a message to a receiver Collaboration โœ“ ~~~ development of partnerships to achieve best possible outcomes that reflects the particular needs of a patient types of collaborations โœ“ ~~~ Nurse Nurse- intraprofessional, mentoring Nurse Patient-partake as members of healthcare team Interprofessional-team of different health providers Interorganizational- regional, national, international level Evidence based practice โœ“ ~~~ problem solving model to clinical practice that integrates the conscientious use of best practice in combination with a clinicians expertise and patient preferences and values in making decisions about patient care Autonomy โœ“ ~~~ the initiation of independent nursing interventions without medical orders

Advocate โœ“ ~~~ protect patients human and legal rights and provide assistance in asserting these rights, act on behalf of the pt and secure you its health care rights Patient centered care โœ“ ~~~ primary goal is to provide individual care and restore an emphasis on personal relationships it aims to elevate quality for all patients Culture competence โœ“ ~~~ Cultural desire-wanting to understand differences Self awareness-identify and understand own identity Knowledge=expose self to other cultures be motived to learn Skill-acquired throughout time and using therapeutic communication Clinical Reasoning โœ“ ~~~ the thinking process by which nurse reaches clinical judgement Safety โœ“ ~~~ prevention of healthcare errors and elimination of patient injury due to healthcare errors-National Patient Safety Foundation 4 types of errors- diagnostic, treatment,preventitive, communication Active errors-made by health professional Latent errors-flaw related to organizational design

Age related differences-appendicular grows faster than axial skeleton Management-primary:activity ideal weight and nutrition secondary: screening ex Osteoarthristis,RA National Patient Safety Foundation โœ“ ~~~ collaboration with patient and families through ongoing engagement can transform safety activities Health Reliability Organization โœ“ ~~~ manage work that involves hazardous environments Exhibit sensitive to operations Preoccupied with failure and focused on predicting or eliminating errors Reluctance to simplify Exhibit deference, person with most knowledge of situation Commitment to reliance Health Disparities โœ“ ~~~ A particular type of health difference that is closely linked with social, economic, and environmental disadvantage

Inequality between the health status of a disadvantage group such as people with law incomes and wealth and a advantage group such as people with high incomes and weath Tanners Model โœ“ ~~~ Noticing- Identifying S/S, gathering data, assessing, predicting complications, identifying assumptions Interpreting-comparing and contrasting, clustering info, recognizing inconsistencies, checking accuracy, relevant vs irrelevant, importance of information, judging range of values, managing potential complications Responding-Delegating and setting priorities Reflecting- Evaluation data and correcting data Objective Data โœ“ ~~~ can be measured or observed ex temperature, HR,BP,RR, wound appearance Subjective Data

โœ“ ~~~ 70-100 mg/dL Creatinine Cr โœ“ ~~~ 0.6-1.2 mg/dL Co โœ“ ~~~ 23-30 mEq/L BUN โœ“ ~~~ 10-20 mg/dL ABG's โœ“ ~~~ PH 7.35-7. PaCo2 35- 45 PaO2 80- 100 Hco3 22- 26 Sodium โœ“ ~~~ 135-145 mEq/L Potassium โœ“ ~~~ 3.5-5.0 mEq/L

Platelets โœ“ ~~~ 150,000-400,000 cells/mcl Prothrombin Time PT โœ“ ~~~ 11-14 seconds Partiel thromboplastin time PTT โœ“ ~~~ 25-35 seconds Magnesium โœ“ ~~~ 1.5-2.5 mg/dL Hemoglobin โœ“ ~~~ 12-18g/dL