Question

1. communication is the exchange of information. for good communication, you should

a. add unrelated information
b. use terms that the person and family do not understand
c. use words with more than one meaning
d. give information in a logical and orderly way

1. a patient asks for a copy of his medical record. you should

a. report the request to the nurse
b. make a copy of the medical record and give to the patient
c. tell the patient he is not allowed to have a copy
d. tell the person he has to have a lawyer request the copy

1. which team members have access to a persons medical record?

a. all dietary staff
b. laundry staff
c. all staff involved in a persons care
d. housekeeping staff

1. intake and output are recorded on the

a. graphic sheet
b. admission sheet
c. nursing care plan
d. kardex

1. you are reporting resident care. which is incorrect?

a. report your observations to the nurse.
b. report the care that was given by a co - worker.
c. reports must be prompt, thorough, and accurate.
d. report immediately any changes from normal.

1. the nursing process is the method nurses use to plan and deliver nursing care. it has how many steps?

a. 3
b. 5
c. 7
d. 2

1. you are able to assist the rn with the assessment step of the nursing process by

a. reporting to the rn what you heard from another nursing assistant
b. reporting your observations to the rn
c. making assumptions about the information the family gave you
d. reporting to the rn what you heard from the roommate

1. what observation should you report at once?

a. normal vital signs
b. soft, formed bowel movement
c. 100% meal intake
d. complaints of sudden, severe pain

Explanation:

1. Pour une bonne communication, il est essentiel de fournir des informations de manière logique et ordonnée. Ajouter des informations non pertinentes, utiliser des termes incompris ou des mots polysémiques nuit à la clarté.
2. Lorsqu'un patient demande une copie de son dossier médical, la bonne pratique est de reporter la demande à l'infirmière en charge, qui suivra les procédures institutionnelles.
3. Seuls les membres de l'équipe impliqués dans les soins d'un patient ont accès à son dossier médical. Les personnels de diététique, de blanchisserie ou d'entretien n'ont pas ce droit.
4. L'intake et l'output (entrées et sorties) sont enregistrés sur la fiche graphique, qui suit l'évolution des paramètres physiologiques.
5. Lors du reporting des soins, il est incorrect de reporter les soins donnés par un collègue sans vérification. Seules les observations personnelles doivent être rapportées.
6. La démarche infirmière comporte 5 étapes : évaluation, diagnostic, planification, intervention et évaluation.
7. Pour assister le RN dans l'évaluation, il faut reporter ses observations directes, non les informations secondaires ou les suppositions.
8. Les plaintes de douleur soudaine et intense nécessitent un reporting immédiat, car elles peuvent indiquer une urgence médicale.

Answer:

1. D. Give information in a logical and orderly way
2. A. Report the request to the nurse
3. C. All staff involved in a person's care
4. A. Graphic sheet
5. B. Report the care that was given by a co - worker
6. B. 5
7. B. Reporting your observations to the RN
8. D. Complaints of sudden, severe pain