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What are the four hallmarks of compassionate health care (select all that apply 4 answers)
A) A strong desire to help patients, families, and colleagues.
B) The ability to collaborate, communicate, and partner with patients and family members to the extent they need and desire.
C) A commitment of all who provide and support healthcare to communicate and collaborate with each other.
D) The well-being and resilience of the healthcare professional.
E) Telling the patient that their needs are not important.
F) Ignoring the patient's feelings so they can work through it on their own
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What are the four hallmarks of compassionate health care (select all that apply 4 answers)
A) A strong desire to help patients, families, and colleagues.
B) The ability to collaborate, communicate, and partner with patients and family members to the extent they need and desire.
C) A commitment of all who provide and support healthcare to communicate and collaborate with each other.
D) The well-being and resilience of the healthcare professional.
E) Telling the patient that their needs are not important.
F) Ignoring the patient's feelings so they can work through it on their own
A B C D
Which is an example of collaboration at the systems level?

A) Connecting community members to existing social networks such as churches or programs that provide food.
B) Empowering clients to take responsibility for their health decisions.
C) A school nurse connects with an at-risk teen and family about smoking cessation.
D) Providing social marketing to local schools about resources for dental care
A
True or False- The nurse is able to transfer responsibility AND accountability to their aide
False-The nurse can transfer responsibility, but NOT accountability.
Match the following terms with their examples:

Rules Ethics ------ Character

Virtue ------- Reducing oppression

Feminist Ethics -------- principles
Rules Ethics ------ Principles

Virtue ------- character

Feminist Ethics -------- reducing oppression
Targeting is

a) health information is crafted for a specific population sub-group based on characteristics (simple)

b) Health information for individuals (complex)

c) the use of commercial marketing principles and technologies for programs developed to influence the knowledge, attitudes, values, beliefs, behaviors, and practices of the Populaltion of interest.

d) Individuals or organization sharing ideas, experiences, skills and resources to address problems through mutual decision making and actions.
A
Which of the following are included in the five right's of delegation? Select all the apply:

A.) authority

B.) Right person

C.) responsibility

D.) Right task

E.) Right circumstance
B D E
Which of the following statements by the student nurse displays empathy?

A.) "I am very sorry that you are in severe pain right now."

B.) "I understand what you are going through."

C.) "Taking your prescribed medication as ordered can be difficult to keep up with."

D.) "I have been through a similar situation before, and I understand how you are feeling right now."
D
Select all the apply (4 correct answers). The following are the components of a Successful Marketing Program.

a-Product

b-Price

c-Person

d-Place

e-Promotion
A B D E
Select all that apply (5 correct answers). The following are the Rights of Delegation.

a-Right medication

b-Right task

c-Right supervision

d-Right circumstance

e-Right person

f-Right direction/communication
B C D E F
Which of the following are warning signs of inappropriate boundaries in a nurse client relationship? (Select all that apply)
A. Doing something with one client that you don't do for others

B. Spending extra time with one client

C. Being a positive advocate for all patients

D. Thinking about a client frequently when away from work

E. Using therapeutic communication with all patients
A B D
Which of the following is an example of storming in the normative group development theory? A. Conflict emerges and some members may be resistant to following group direction B. A group leader emerges and determines it's boundaries and focus C. Trust develops and group experiences cohesion D. The group focuses on accomplishing tasks and establish rules for working togetherAWhat are the four hallmarks of compassionate health care? (Select all that apply) A) A strong desire to help patients, families, and colleagues. B) The ability to collaborate, communicate, and partner with patients and family members to the extent they need and desire. C) The capacity to put the needs and interests of another before your own. D) A commitment of all who provide and support healthcare to communicate and collaborate with each other. E) The sharing of one's talent, time, and resources with those in need. F) The well-being and resilience of the healthcare professional.A B D FWhich of the following are core functions of public health? (Select 3) A. Assessment B. Assurance C. Assignment D. Policy DevelopmentA B DA nurse is delegating a task to an Unlicensed Assistant Personnel. Which of the tasks can the UAP perform? A. Administer pain medication. B. Flush the I.V. site. C. Bathe the patient. D. Change the patient's dressingC_____ health messages involves customizing health information based on assessment of individuals or a group. A. Targeting B. Tailored C. Social Marketing D. ReflectingBTrue or False. Translation is distinguished from interpretation according to whether the message is produced orally or in writing.TrueMatching ten essentials of public Monitor health status A. Coalition development Diagnose and investigate B. Continuing education Inform, educate and empower C. Periodic assessment of community's health status Mobilize community partnerships D. Emergency Response Planning Develop partnerships E. Advocate for regulations to promote health Enforce Laws F. Epidemiological studies & health policy analyses. Link to /Provide Care G. Quality improvement Assure Competent Workforce H. Identification and investigation of health threats. Evaluate I. Media Advocacy and social marketing System Management/Research J. Identify populations with barriers to care.1 Monitor health status--C 2 Diagnose and investigate--H 3 Inform, educate and empower--I 4 Mobilize community partnerships--A 5 Develop partnerships--D 6 Enforce Laws--E . 7 Link to /Provide Care--J 8 Assure Competent Workforce--B 9 Evaluate--G 10 System Management/Research--FWhich of the following actions by the registered nurse (RN) can appropriately be delegated to an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)? (Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct.) a) Completing an initial head-to-toe assessment and reporting the findings to the nurse. b) Applying an adhesive oxygen saturation probe and documenting the results in the electronic medical record (EMR). c) Completing a manual blood pressure reading with a stethoscope and blood pressure cuff. d) Comprehensive first-time education regarding a patient's newly diagnosed type II diabetes insipidus. e) Assisting a patient to the restroom using a walker and a gait belt.B C EWhich of the following indicates the use of feminist ethics in nonjudgmental and unconditional care (Competency #10)? a) Encourage autonomy by listening respectfully and showing verbal and nonverbal respect for the opinions of those being cared for. b) Advocate for individuals and community groups that might have less power because they are regularly judged. c) Belittle the individual and community members to promote health and engage a readiness for change for those that are in the way. d) Be accepting and aware of how responses and actions can promote or discourage those being served.BA public health nurse goes to a city hall meeting to advocate for wheelchair accessibility in the community. This demonstrates which type of ethics? A. Rule Ethics B. Virtue Ethics C. Feminist Ethics D. Nursing EthicsCCompassion in terms of nursing is a combination of which key terms? A. Benevolence and Autonomy B. Sympathy and Empathy C. Justice and Accountability D. Non-maleficence and VeracityB