A clinic nurse is planning to teach a group of clients procedures for administering their own medications. The two types of objectives the nurse will use to help clarify learning include which of the following?
a. Behavioral and terminal c. Cognitive and terminal
b. Affective and sequencing d. Terminal and enabling
Question 2Which observation requires an intervention of a new graduate nurse by her preceptor?
a. Administering a medication after checking the patient's name and birth date.
b. Leaving patient room without charting vital signs.
c. Reporting a patient's change in level of consciousness to the nurse practitioner.
d. Checking the apical pulse on a patient receiving digoxin (Lanoxin).
Question 3The nurse informatics (NI) specialist incorporates nursing science, computer science, and information science to support nursing in utilization of the data collection. Priorities for an NI specialist include:
a. Developing computer information systems for the hospital.
b. Incorporating common nursing nomenclature into the system.
c. Researching evidence-based practice.
d. Developing restrictions of certain patient information to insurance companies.
Question 4A nursing instructor asks, What are the stages of standard educational methodologies? Which response by the student would indicate that further teaching is needed?
a. Design c. Process
b. Development d. Evaluation
Question 5Your hospital is using the Clinical Value Compass to determine quality. The hospital would most likely include which of the following indicators related to clinical status? Select all that apply.
a. Mortality d. Morbidity
b. Direct cost e. Infection rate
c. Indirect cost f. Staffing cost
Question 6Which of the following are the focus of quality improvement (doing the right thing)? Select all that apply.
a. Meeting the needs of the customer proactively
b. Building quality performance into the work process
c. Employing a scientific approach and using data for assessment and problem solving
d. Assessing the work process to identify opportunities for improved performance
e. Reviewing only chart audits and incident reports
f. Improving health care performance and changing the health care system continuously asa management strategy, not just when standards are not met
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