ATI Leadership Q&A Bundle

A nurse is preparing a poster describing leadership styles for a unit in-service. Which of the following terms should the nurse use to describe a nurse manager who exerts little control over the decisions made by the charge nurse? Laissez-faire A nurse is discussing leadership styles with a newly l...

An assertive approach.. required that the nurse manager take some direct action to help resolve the situation. -Assertive behavior involved discusing a situation directly with the person(s) involved. Lithium carbonate toxicity Poor coordination is an advanced symptoms of lithium carbonate toxicity....

A nurse discovers that a client was administered an antihypertensive medication in error. Identify the appropriate sequence of steps that the nurse should take using the following actions. A. Call the provider. B. Check vital signs. C. Notify the risk manager. D. Complete an incident report. E. Inst...

Pain is... whatever the person experiencing it says it is, and it exists whenever the person says it does. Client's report of pain is... the most reliable diagnostic measurment of pain 5 Rights of delegation Right Task Right Person Right Circumstance Right direction and communication Right Superv...

Collaboration involves discussion of client care issues in making health care decisions, especially for clients who have multiple problems. The knowledge and skills of the team are used to make a plan to address problems. By using a team you can do more than with a single person. Collaboration: -nu...

process of planning, organizing, directing, and coordinating the work within an organizationmanagement ability to inspire others to achieve a desired outcomeleadership Leadership stylesauthoritative, democratic, and laissez faire Authoritative-Makes decisions for the group -Motivates by coercion ...

medicare clients 65 years or older and for those with permanent disabilities medicaid low incomes Level of health care- preventive health care educating and equipping clients to reduce and control risk factors for disease. Ex. immunization, stress management, and seat belt use Level of health car...