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27 Cards in this Set
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When can minors give own consent?
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married
birth control outpatient psychiatric pregnant |
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What is self-determination act?
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facilities provide written information to patients about right to make decisions
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What is act regarding restraints?
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Omnibus Budget Reconciliation
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What is it called if you restrain without informed consent?
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false imprisonment
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Definition of negligence?
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unintentional failure to perform act that another would
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Malpractice?
What is required? |
professional negligence
duty breach of duty causation injury |
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assault?
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when a person puts another person in fear of a harmful act
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battery
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intentional touching of another's body without consent
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what defines reasonable care in each state?
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nurse practice act
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tarasoff act?
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duty to warn of threatened suicide or harm to others
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Managed care?
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reduced health care costs
focus on client outcomes critical pathways |
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risk management?
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problem focused
identifies risks -- harm |
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HMO?
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comprehensive coverage for hospital and physician service for fixed, prepaid fee
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Delegating tasks?
statements? |
Use I statements
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How to determine who to delegate to?
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lowest person on hierarchy that has required skills and abilities who is able to legally do it
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What determines what aspects of care can be delegated and what has to be performed by nurse?
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Nurse Practice Act
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What is chain of command?
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Nurse -- nurse manager -- nurse supervisor --
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What is functional nursing?
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task approach to client care
Delegation from charge nurse productivity with lowest cost lowest skill level possible |
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Team Nursing?
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Team lead by Registered nurse
Each team member responsible for their assignment communication key |
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Primary Nursing?
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focus is on client outcomes instead of nursing tasks -- keep nurse at bedside
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Autocratic Leadership?
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leader in control
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Democratic
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input from everyone
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Laissez-faire
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passive approach
Assignments taken on by group or not at all |
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Situational leadership
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combination of styles depending on situation
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When do you write up an incident report?
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unplanned occurrence that affects or could affect client, family member, staff
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How soon does incident report need to be submitted?
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24 hours
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Reasons for incident report?
family area? Treatment? |
family voices dissatisfaction and it hasn't been resolved
client/family refuses treatment -- won't sign consent |
