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Which wound bed tissue is characterized as soft white or yellow tissue; a stringy substance attached to the wound bed that needs to be removed before wound can heal? Slough Which wound bed tissue is characterized asked and moist; composed of new blood vessels indicating healing progression (full thickness repair)? Granulation Tissue Which wound bed tissue is characterized as black or brown, hard, and necrotic; needs to be removed before wound can heal? Eschar Which type of drainage is char...

A nurse is using SBAR communication technique during a crisis. Which nursing intervention reflects "R" step of this technique? A. recording the reaction of the patient to the crisis B. reassessing the pt after medical intervention C. recommending a potential action to manage the crisis D. reporting the situation to the primary health-care provider C Which activity is the nurse engaged in when identifying a nursing diagnosis? A. discovering causes of disease B. documenting desi...

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) - **Authorized INCENTIVE PAYMENTS to specific types of hospitals & healthcare professionals for adopting & using interoperable Health Information Technology and EHR's. The purposes of this act include the following: (1) To preserve/create jobs and promote economic recovery. (2) To assist those most impacted by the recession. (3) To provide investments needed to increase economic efficiency by spurring technological advances in science and health....

ARRA - American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Authorized incentive payments - for adopting interop HIT / EHR Provides eco stimuli / incentives for adoption of EHRs ADT - admission, discharge, transfer Tracks patients activities and location Analytic science - Uses a variety of methods and instruments to answer to basic questions: what do I have? How much a bit do I have? Environment, Pharmacy, safety, and security, fraud, detection, and healthcare diagnostics. Asynchronous applications - RPM (...

1. Which information in an electronic medical record (EMP) helps a nurse plan & manage a patient's post-operative care after open-heart surgery Provider orders 2. Which information in a patient's electronic medical record (EMA), in addition to the nursing flowsheets & provider orders, helps a nurse plan & manage fluctuations in blood glucose levels MAR 3. A nurse is planning the care for a patient admitted to the hospital with COVID- 19 Which list of information in the electronic me...

Informatics - a specialty science that facilitates the transformation of data into information, knowledge, and, finally, wisdom Patient Data - name, age, weight, vital signs Information - Processed, organized, hospital acquired infections Knowledge - identify relationships, nurse-patient ratio vs. patient outcome 3 elements in EHR system - data, information, knowledge Information techonology - the process of searching, organizing, and managing data supported by the use of computers Translatio...

how does computer literacy differ from information literacy? - computer literacy refers to basic computer skills what is the main goal for using technology in healthcare? - increased patient safety what is an example of higher-level "information" used in caring for clients - If you give Rocephin, and decreased temperature, and reported feeling better What is a higher-level of information - client has decreased BP and feels better what statement regarding pressure that drive the healt...

Data – -Characters, numbers, or facts gathered for analysis and possibly later action -Data used to recognize trends -Ex: 120/76, 118/74, 108/68 (Blood pressure) Information – -Interpreted data (trending) -Data becomes information -Ex: blood pressure readings Knowledge – -Synthesis of information from several sources to produce a single concept -Ex: Need to have the knowledge to recognize if you need to intervene if a blood pressure is too high or too low Wisdom – -Occurs when knowledge...

information - data that has been interpreted (trending) You put data together to get information ex: Blood pressure quality information - supports best practice in the translation of nursing science to the point of care by providing high-quality and cost effective care data integrity - ability to collect, store, and retrieve correct, complete, and current data so it will be available to authorized users when needed computer literacy - familiarity with the use of personal computers, including t...

1. What is the foundational focus of nursing informatics? - The management of patient-focused information 2. What action did the American Nursing Association (ANA) take in 1995 to recognize the importance of nursing informatics? - Established the informatics certification examination 3. The nurse who effectively uses information technologies is most importantly affecting what aspect of professional nursing in the future? - Assuring that patient care is meeting an acknowledged standard of ca...