Review Questions
1
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What are some of the roles of a home health nurse during a home visit? (Select all that apply.)
- providing emotional support
- performing limited outpatient surgery in the home
- reviewing laboratory results
- educating the patient and family
- administering medications
2
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What is an essential goal of documentation in home health nursing?
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to include personal opinions and assumptions
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to use the nurse’s subjective language to describe assessments
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to document only positive outcomes
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to provide accurate and objective information
3
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What is a crucial step when ending a home health visit?
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Skim through the summary and provide a physical copy.
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Leave educational materials with the assumption the patient will read them.
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Review next steps and follow-up appointments.
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Omit the patient’s questions and concerns.
4
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What is one activity of rehabilitation nursing?
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order medications
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refer for physical therapy
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facilitate maximum patient independence and function for activities of daily living
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focus solely on psychological well-being
5
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What is one key component of assessing functional ability in rehabilitation nursing?
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evaluating only physical capabilities
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concentrating exclusively on cognitive skills
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examining emotional well-being
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ignoring family input during assessment
6
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Rehabilitation nurses address which aspects in caring for stroke survivors? (Select all that apply.)
- cognitive impairments
- cardiovascular surgery
- mobility challenges
- emotional support
7
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What are the primary goals of nurses working in school health programs?
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administering medications directly to students
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offering therapy services directly to teachers
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promoting student health and academic success
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conducting research related to educational methods
8
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What should be the primary responsibility of a nurse who cares for persons without housing?
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offering cosmetic treatments
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offering luxury medical services
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building trust and rapport
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addressing only physical health concerns
9
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What is the primary goal of transition and continuity of care in health care?
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reducing health-care personnel needs
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getting rid of wait times
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ensuring seamless coordination during transitions of care
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doing away with patient education.
10
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What does “continuity of care” refer to in health care?
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frequent readmissions
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discontinuation of medical treatments
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coordinated delivery of health-care services
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avoidance of preventive services