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A nurse is explaining differences among various agencies that address healthcare. Nurse should note which of following are health care regulatory agencies? (Select all that apply.) A: American Nurses Association (ANA) B: Joint Commission C: State boards of nursing D: National League for Nursin...

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ATI Fundamentals Remediation A nurse is explaining differences among various agencies that address healthcare. Nurse should note which of following are health care regulatory agencies? (Select all that apply.) A: American Nurses Association (ANA) B: Joint Commission C: State boards of nursing D: National League for Nursing (NLN) E: Food and Drug Administration (FDA) - ✔✔B, . Joint Commission; C. State Boards of Nursing; E. Food and Drug Administration ( FDA) Nurse is explaining various types of healthcare coverage clients might have to group of nursing students & should mention which of following are federally funded? (Select all that apply.) A: Preferred provider organization (PPO) B: Medicare C: Long -term care insurance D: Exclusive provider organization (EPO) E: Medicaid - ✔✔B. Medicare, E. Medicaid A hospital is conducting community BP screening. This is an example of which of following levels of care? A: Preventative B: Primary C: Secondar y D: Tertiary - ✔✔B. Primary A client in managed care organization (MCO) requires hospitalization. Which of following must first approve admission? A: Emergency department physician B: Utilization review committee C: Provider D: Managed care administrator - ✔✔C. Provider Nursing instructor is explaining various levels of healthcare to group of nursing students. Which of following examples of care or care settings should nurse classify as tertiary care? A: ICU B: Oncology treatment center C: Burn center D: Cardiac rehabilitation E: Home health care - ✔✔A. ICU, B. Oncology Treatment Center, C. Burn Center Nurse is caring for older adult client who lives alone & is to be discharged in 3 days. He states difficulty preparing adequate nutritious meals at home f or just 1 person. Which member of team should nurse refer him to? A: Registered dietitian B: Occupational therapist C: Physical therapist D: Social worker - ✔✔D. Social Worker A goal for client who has difficulty with self -feeding d/t RA is to use adaptive devices. The nurse caring for the client should initiate a referral with which of following members of interprofessional care team? A: Social worker B: CNA C: Registered dieti tian D: Occupational therapist - ✔✔D. Occupational Therapist A post -op client is concerned about adverse effects of meds he is receiving for pain. Which of following members of interprofessional care team may assist the client in understanding med's effec ts? (Select all that apply.) A: Provider B: CNA C: Pharmacist D: RN E: Respiratory therapist - ✔✔A.Provider, C. Pharmacist, D. RN A client who had CVA has persistent problems with dysphagia. Nurse caring for client should initiate a referral with which me mber? A: Social worker B: CNA C: Occupational therapist D: Speech -language pathologist - ✔✔D. Speech -language pathologist Nursing instructor is teaching students about roles of various members of healthcare team on med-surg unit. When she gives examples of types of tasks CNAs may perform, which of following client activities should she include? (Select all that apply.) A: Bathing B: Ambulating C: Toileting D: Determining pain level E: Measuring vital signs - ✔✔A. Bathing, B. Ambulating, E. Measuring vital signs Nurse is caring for client who decides not to have surgery despite significant coronary artery blockages. Nurse understands that this client's choice is example of following ethical principles? A: Fidelity B: Autonomy C: Justice D: Nonmaleficence - ✔✔B. Autonomy Nurse offers pain med to a client who is post -op prior to ambulation. Nurse understands that this aspect of care delivery is an example of which ethical principles? A: Fidelity

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