Exam 22: Role Relationships and Interprofessional Communication

Essential components of interprofessional professionalism are clear communication,caring,professional ethics,and

A novice nurse decides to attend a diabetes workshop after a client was admitted to the unit with an insulin pump that the nurse was not familiar with.This is an example of

Which of the following is a nursing diagnosis associated with the effects of alteration in role relationships within the family and work environment?

The new graduate nurse is unsure how to operate a new intravenous pump After reading the directions,the new graduate nurse seeks the assistance of a more experienced nurse and asks for a demonstration on how to operate the new intravenous pump.The behavior exhibited by the new graduate nurse is

A nurse,who has been practicing for 4 years,demonstrates competence,speed,and flexibility when performing clinical skills.According to Benner,the nurse is practicing at which developmental stage?

The nurse offers a client's family a list of community resources and support groups and encourages them to become involved in the local Lupus chapter.This is an example of which professional nursing role responsibility?

When documenting nursing care in the client's chart,the nurse does so accurately and honestly.The nurse is demonstrating which essential value of professionalism in nursing?

The nurse contacts the client's case manager to provide information about the client's hospital treatment plan.This is an example of which type of advocacy?

The nurse is caring for a client on a rehabilitation unit who sustained a back injury in an auto accident,resulting in disability status from his job as a truck driver.The nurse should help the client to identify skills transferable to a future position by stating which of the following?

Which aspect of role standards is influenced by institutional norms and may vary depending on the work environment?

The economics of health care and diminishing numbers of health care providers led to legislative passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPAC).This legislation is designed to

The nurse is caring for a client who has just refused to undergo an invasive procedure that could possibly extend his life by a few months.The nurse supports the client's decision based on which essential value?

The nurse is conducting an interview with the family of a client who has just been diagnosed with Alzheimer disease.The nurse wants to assess family role relationships.What would be an appropriate question?

The nurse is caring for an older client with a fractured hip.The client asks the nurse about the nature of her condition.The nurse's response should be,

When looking toward the future of nursing,it is important for nurse educators to teach student nurses that the wave of the future in nursing is in