Question 1

A nursing student is reviewing a chart on a client with in and out care. Which of the following most represents this type of care? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A, B, C

Question 2

The nursing class is studying about healthcare ownership. Which of the following are the most appropriate topics to include? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

Governmental, proprietary, and nonprofit are the three main types of healthcare ownership.

Question 3

A client is being admitted to a hospital. Which of the following are primary characteristics of hospital care? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A, B, C

Question 4

Nursing students are studying about the growth of hospitals in the United States. Which of the following are major forces influencing this growth? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

Advances in medical sciences, the growth of health insurance, and the emergence of professional nursing have all significantly contributed to the growth of hospitals in the United States by improving healthcare delivery, increasing access to services, and enhancing the quality of care.

Question 5

The nursing student is reviewing the history of hospitals and healthcare facilities. Which of the following best describe legislative acts that provided construction for hospitals and healthcare facilities?

Accepted Answer

The Hill-Burton Act of 1946, officially known as the Hospital Survey and Construction Act, provided federal grants and loans to improve the physical plant of the nation's hospital system. It was a significant piece of legislation that led to the construction of many hospitals and healthcare facilities across the United States.

Question 6

The nursing student is considering employment in a skilled nursing facility. Which care activities are most likely identified in this facility?

Accepted Answer

Physical therapy is a common service provided in skilled nursing facilities to help patients recover from illness or injury.

Question 7

The nursing student is explaining the history of nursing home admissions to a potential client. Which of the following is the major reason for an admission to a nursing home? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

Functional dependence and cognitive impairment are the major reasons for an admission to a nursing home.

Question 8

The nurse is caring for a nursing home client. Which goals are most appropriate for this client? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

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Question 9

The nursing student is considering potential employment in an assisted living facility. Which of the following best describes the care provided in this facility? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

Assisted living facilities typically have unlicensed personnel providing most care, residents often manage their own medications, and meals are usually served in a community dining area. Immobile clients are generally not admitted, and licensed nurses are required for certain tasks.

Question 10

The nurse is describing the benefits of retirement communities to a potential client. Which nursing theorists' model of care is most applicable to retirement communities?

Accepted Answer

Sister Callista Roy's Adaptation Model is most applicable to retirement communities because it focuses on how individuals adapt to changes in their environment, which is relevant for seniors transitioning to retirement living.

Question 11

The nurse is providing follow-up instructions for a client in ambulatory care. Which of these healthcare provider is the mainstay of basic care for most individuals?

Accepted Answer

The primary care provider (PCP) is the mainstay of basic care for most individuals, offering comprehensive and continuous care for a wide range of health issues and coordinating specialized care as needed.

Question 12

The hospital representative is discussing a client's participation in Medicare. The client is covered by Medicare A. Which healthcare services are most likely covered under Medicare A? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

Medicare Part A primarily covers inpatient hospital care and limited rehabilitation services such as skilled nursing facility care, hospice, and some home health care.

Question 13

The client presents to the hospital for treatment. Which healthcare provider is most likely to be this client's case manager?

Accepted Answer

Nurses often take on the role of case managers in healthcare settings. They coordinate care across different services, manage patient treatment plans, and ensure continuity of care, making them the most likely choice for a client's case manager.

Question 14

The nursing student is learning about acuity systems. Which of the following best describe concepts of this system? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

Acuity systems are used to measure the severity of illness (A), the rapidity of change in the client's condition (B), and the intensity of care required (C). These systems help in allocating appropriate resources and care to patients based on their specific needs.

Question 15

The nursing student is learning about healthcare access. Which of the following most often influences healthcare access? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

Economic status, geography, and sociocultural status are key factors that influence healthcare access. Economic status affects the ability to afford care, geography can impact the availability of services, and sociocultural status can influence both the perception of healthcare and access to culturally competent care.

Question 16

The nurse is reviewing a hospital quality improvement plan. Which elements are most likely to appear in this document? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

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Question 17

The nursing student is reading about quality indicators recognized by The Agency for Health Care Research and Quality (AHRQ) . Which of the following are quality indicators recognized by this agency? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

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Question 18

A hospital just initiated clinical pathways. Which of the following describes the best reason for utilizing critical pathways?

Accepted Answer

Clinical pathways are standardized tools used to guide evidence-based healthcare. They outline specific steps in the care of patients with a particular health problem, aiming to improve the quality and efficiency of care, reduce variability in treatment, and ensure optimal outcomes. They are not primarily focused on payment, individual quality indicators, or accreditation requirements, although they may indirectly influence these areas.

Question 19

The hospital is using clinical pathways. Which of the following is a priority benefit to this client?

Accepted Answer

Clinical pathways are designed to standardize care for specific conditions, ensuring that care can be quickly and efficiently modified to meet the patient's current needs, enhancing the quality and effectiveness of care.

Question 20

The nursing student is reading about power in the healthcare system. Which of the following are significant examples of power in healthcare? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

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Quiz 6: Understanding the Healthcare