NUR 1290 Exam #2 Chapters 5, 10, 13, 14 and 15 Questions
With Complete Solutions
A for profit business Correct Answers - A business that seeks
to make a profit from its operations
- It must give equity or dividends to shareholders; ultimately, a
return on investment is expected.
American Organization of Nurse Executives Correct Answers -
evidence based management
The nursing specialty organization focuses on leadership and
professional development, advocacy, and research to advance
nursing practice, improve patient care, and shape health care
policy?
Applying EBP as a Student Correct Answers • EBP content
should not be presented in isolation from other content - you
need to SHARE information bc it could help others
• Students need to pursue evidence.
o Include research evidence in clinical plan of
care - bc understanding the research behind it lets us know that it
works
Are there EBP databases to find literature? Correct Answers
Yessir
Brenner's Level of Function Correct Answers Moving from
Novice to Expert
1. Novice
2. Advanced beginner
,3. competent
4. Proficient
5. Expert
Community Correct Answers Community: "people and the
relationships that emerge among them as they develop, and use
in common, some agencies and institutions and share a physical
environment" (Williams, 2006)
Components to asses the hospitals "process" Correct Answers
1. Vision/ mission/ goals
2. Policies and procedures
3. Communication systems and expectations
4. Decision-making processes
** when you interview with a hospital, be familiar with their
mission/goals
Ask questions about it
Copay vs deductible Correct Answers A deductible is the
amount you pay for a service before the plan shares the cost of
the service with you. A copay is a set amount you pay for the
service.
Copay: what you pay out of pocket
Deductable: each january your family might have to pay $300.
This is what you pay first before your copay kicks in
Define the "process" of a hospital Correct Answers how the
organization functions
Define the "structure" of a hospital Correct Answers The
structure is how the hospital's organization is configured
, Difference between medicare and medicare Correct Answers
Medicare is for people over the age of 65 and medicaid is for
people of a low economic status
EBP Correct Answers Evidence Based Practice
- this pretty much always leads to research bc you are seeing
what works and what doesn't work with a petite
Examples of Critical Healthcare Policy Issues Correct Answers
1. Certain policies are concerns to nurses, nursing and healthcare
delivery (what nurses can do)
2. How policy is developed or if a policy exists varies from issue
to issue (fragmented)
Examples of Critical Healthcare Policy Issues continued
Correct Answers -Cost of health care
-Healthcare quality and safety
-Disparities in health care (someone copay could be $15 and
someone else's could be $60)
-Consumers (we see patients as $$)
-Commercialization of health care (Someone who created a
medication could charge for v/ high price) (MD's used to get
rewarded for prescribing certain medications)
-Reimbursement for nursing care
-Immigration and the nursing workforce - people would recruit
American nurses
Examples of unions and collective actions Correct Answers -
Unions
-contracts
With Complete Solutions
A for profit business Correct Answers - A business that seeks
to make a profit from its operations
- It must give equity or dividends to shareholders; ultimately, a
return on investment is expected.
American Organization of Nurse Executives Correct Answers -
evidence based management
The nursing specialty organization focuses on leadership and
professional development, advocacy, and research to advance
nursing practice, improve patient care, and shape health care
policy?
Applying EBP as a Student Correct Answers • EBP content
should not be presented in isolation from other content - you
need to SHARE information bc it could help others
• Students need to pursue evidence.
o Include research evidence in clinical plan of
care - bc understanding the research behind it lets us know that it
works
Are there EBP databases to find literature? Correct Answers
Yessir
Brenner's Level of Function Correct Answers Moving from
Novice to Expert
1. Novice
2. Advanced beginner
,3. competent
4. Proficient
5. Expert
Community Correct Answers Community: "people and the
relationships that emerge among them as they develop, and use
in common, some agencies and institutions and share a physical
environment" (Williams, 2006)
Components to asses the hospitals "process" Correct Answers
1. Vision/ mission/ goals
2. Policies and procedures
3. Communication systems and expectations
4. Decision-making processes
** when you interview with a hospital, be familiar with their
mission/goals
Ask questions about it
Copay vs deductible Correct Answers A deductible is the
amount you pay for a service before the plan shares the cost of
the service with you. A copay is a set amount you pay for the
service.
Copay: what you pay out of pocket
Deductable: each january your family might have to pay $300.
This is what you pay first before your copay kicks in
Define the "process" of a hospital Correct Answers how the
organization functions
Define the "structure" of a hospital Correct Answers The
structure is how the hospital's organization is configured
, Difference between medicare and medicare Correct Answers
Medicare is for people over the age of 65 and medicaid is for
people of a low economic status
EBP Correct Answers Evidence Based Practice
- this pretty much always leads to research bc you are seeing
what works and what doesn't work with a petite
Examples of Critical Healthcare Policy Issues Correct Answers
1. Certain policies are concerns to nurses, nursing and healthcare
delivery (what nurses can do)
2. How policy is developed or if a policy exists varies from issue
to issue (fragmented)
Examples of Critical Healthcare Policy Issues continued
Correct Answers -Cost of health care
-Healthcare quality and safety
-Disparities in health care (someone copay could be $15 and
someone else's could be $60)
-Consumers (we see patients as $$)
-Commercialization of health care (Someone who created a
medication could charge for v/ high price) (MD's used to get
rewarded for prescribing certain medications)
-Reimbursement for nursing care
-Immigration and the nursing workforce - people would recruit
American nurses
Examples of unions and collective actions Correct Answers -
Unions
-contracts
