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A comprehensive process to identify individuals who would benefit from activities of assessment, problem identification, care planning, care delivery, advocacy, monitoring, and evaluation of care provided for relevance to client and caregiver and health care team's ability to meet desired outcomes and established goals The correct answer is the CMSA current process that focuses on identification of individuals who would benefit from services and activities of assessment, problem identi...

1. A - A nurse coordinating care for undocumented minority workers with a high incidence of tuberculosis (TB) conducts a presentation before the local community health board to focus attention on the magnitude of the problem and its potential impact on the local community. The presentation stimulates the community to explore innovative solutions to increase screening for and treatment of TB cases. This scenario is an example of the relationship between: a. advocacy and case management. ...

A medical-surgical unit utilizes the case method for providing client care. Which actions will the nurse perform when caring for clients using this approach? - adpie Providing total care to assigned clients for the entire shift Abigail, the registered nurse, is meeting with the physical and occupational therapists to discuss outcome achievement for a client recovering from a stroke. Which case management behavior is the nurse demonstrating at this time? - eval care provided adjusting the...

** A client with leukemia is being considered for a bone marrow transplant. The healthcare team is discussing the risks and benefits of this treatment and other possible treatments with the goal of inflicting the least possible harm on the client. Which principle of healthcare ethics is the team practicing? Nonmaleficence Autonomy Justice Fidelity - Nonmaleficence ** A nurse educator describes the standards of care formulated by the American Nurses Association to a group of new nursing...

What does and does not work __________ client outcomes - 1. clinical decisions 2. prioritize 3. family, work, school 4. colleagues, medical supplies 5. multiple deadlines in a session 6. evaluation It is 23:30 and the oncoming nurse is determining the order in which to see their clients. Place these clients in the order in which the nurse should see them, with first on top and last on the bottom. - 1. felipe - shortness of breath 2. rich - reinforcement teaching and inability to sleep...

*The documentation of the client's information is part of an assessment. The nurse will collect all the relevant medical data of the client to help the health care provider understand the client's history and make an accurate diagnosis. During diagnosis, the collected data is analyzed to find out the clients problems or issues. Evaluation is the process to see if the expected outcomes of the treatment are achieved or not. Before an evaluation, a plan is made to solve all the client...

A client dies during surgery, and the family members ask that the hospital not conduct autopsy examinations. Which religion might the nurse expect this family to practice? 1 Islam 2 Hinduism 3 Buddhism 4 Christianity - 1 Islam A client dies in the hospital 2 hours after being admitted. Who has the authority to decide if a post-mortem should be conducted? 1 Surviving spouse 2 Nursing manager 3 Medical examiner 4 Primary healthcare provider - 3 Medical examiner If a client dies within...

The premise of the case method is that one nurse provides total care for one client during the entire work period. In primary nursing, the primary nurse is accountable for the clients' care 24 hours a day from admission through discharge. Case management is the process of coordinating health care by planning, facilitating, and evaluating interventions across levels of care to achieve measurable cost and quality outcomes. In the practice partnership model an RN is paired with a technica...

The nurse assessing a client's foot wound is unsure if the underlying cause is related to arterial or venous insufficiency. Realizing that the plan of care will differ based on the underlying pathology, what is the best action for the nurse to take? - Consult with a more experienced nurse. 1. Time Dependent Priorities 2. Client Needs Priorities 3. Client Preference Priorities - 1. Medication administration -Medication peak and trough measurement -Intake and output totals -Surgery 2...

1. Which component of delegation is retained while the delegator is delegating the client's care task to the nursing aid? - Accountability is retained by the delegator while delegating a client's care task to the nursing aide. The nursing aide is only responsible for the delegated task, so the delegator retains the accountability. 2. Which colors are often included in an organizational disaster plan for use during triage? - Red, black, green, and yellow, and blue. 3. After teaching...