Chapter 15- Documentation

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Review test for chapter 15 in Fundamentals of Nursing by Craven. For massbay students 2012


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    Effective communication is important among healthcare providers because

    • A.

      It assures care is safe, timely and responsive to client's need

    • B.

      It eliminates mistakes during client care

    • C.

      It let's the client know what is going on with his/her own care

    Correct Answer
    A. It assures care is safe, timely and responsive to client's need
  • 2. 

    A nurse is caring for six clients on a busy night. She is making rounds to administer drugs. As she administers drugs, when should she document it?

    • A.

      When she is done administering drugs for all patients, so they don't have to wait

    • B.

      As soon as she administers the drug, so she won't forget

    • C.

      Right before administering the drug, so she won't forget

    • D.

      Before she starts any drug administration in order to save time

    Correct Answer
    B. As soon as she administers the drug, so she won't forget
  • 3. 

    A nurse is writing a note. She is writing in black ink to ensure readable photocopies. Another important concept of her note is:

    • A.

      Be as subjective as possible, because what the client has to say is important

    • B.

      Be as objective as possible, it is interdisciplinary communication

    • C.

      Interpret data and record her interpretations, afterall she is well trained

    Correct Answer
    B. Be as objective as possible, it is interdisciplinary communication
  • 4. 

    All of the following are purposes of a client record, except:

    • A.

      Communication, it assure continuity of care

    • B.

      Assessment, progress is determined

    • C.

      Reimbursement, for audits

    • D.

      Research, refines the definition of the nursing practice

    • E.

      Access, the client's family can easily understand the client's situation

    Correct Answer
    E. Access, the client's family can easily understand the client's situation
  • 5. 

    The nurse is looking for a patient's admission records,  where can she find it?

    • A.

      The Kardex

    • B.

      The MAR

    • C.

      The patient's medical record

    Correct Answer
    C. The patient's medical record
  • 6. 

    The most  relevant definition of "source records" is

    • A.

      They are a source of medication administration

    • B.

      They divide the body system and prioritize

    • C.

      They are organized so each discipline has a separate section

    Correct Answer
    C. They are organized so each discipline has a separate section
  • 7. 

    As part of JCAHO standards, the nursing assessment should be documented

    • A.

      Within 8 to 24 hours fo admission

    • B.

      When the healthcareproviders discover the exact cause of the problem

    • C.

      Within the first 3 hours of admission

    Correct Answer
    A. Within 8 to 24 hours fo admission
  • 8. 

    Each entry or the nurse's recording should begin with

    • A.

      Dear patient

    • B.

      Time

    • C.

      Signature and title

    • D.

      Dear Dr.

    Correct Answer
    B. Time
  • 9. 

    A nurse is writing a note, she knows that all of the following are important data except:

    • A.

      What she saw

    • B.

      What she heard

    • C.

      What she smelled

    • D.

      What she felt(tactile)

    • E.

      What she thought

    Correct Answer
    E. What she thought
  • 10. 

    A patient says, "i have sharp pains on my arm." the best way to record this as objectively as possible, would be

    • A.

      To keep the statement in quotations

    • B.

      Record the patient is complaining of pain level 3

    • C.

      Record patient seems to be in pain, his arm hurts

    Correct Answer
    A. To keep the statement in quotations
    Explanation
    *the question never rated the pain*

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  • 11. 

    A nurse is writing a note and remembers the acronym FACTO which of the following does it stand for

    • A.

      Fast, abnormalities, care, topical, oral

    • B.

      Factual, accurate, concise, timely, organized

    • C.

      First, admission, careplan, treatment, options

    Correct Answer
    B. Factual, accurate, concise, timely, organized
  • 12. 

    POC, point of care, documentation promotes all of the following, except

    • A.

      Efficiency

    • B.

      Accuracy

    • C.

      Timeliness

    • D.

      Opportunity for the nurse to document at a later time

    Correct Answer
    D. Opportunity for the nurse to document at a later time
  • 13. 

    A nurse is documenting a note and she chooses the SOAP note method, she chose this because

    • A.

      All charting focuses on identified problems

    • B.

      It is for communication among nurses only

    • C.

      Subjective data is not necessary in this type of note

    Correct Answer
    A. All charting focuses on identified problems
  • 14. 

    SOAP stands for: Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
  • 15. 

    A nurse chooses PIE (problem, intervention, evaluation) notes to document, probably because

    • A.

      She can easily add or eliminate problems, so it is efficient and flexible

    • B.

      It is multidisciplinary

    • C.

      It is difficult to audit

    Correct Answer
    A. She can easily add or eliminate problems, so it is efficient and flexible
    Explanation
    It is for nurses only. It is easily audited.

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  • 16. 

    After a teaching session, the nurse documents the session most efficiently by using

    • A.

      DAR note (data, action, response)

    • B.

      PIE note (Problem, Intervention, Evaluation)

    • C.

      SBAR (situation, background, assessment, recommendation)

    Correct Answer
    A. DAR note (data, action, response)
  • 17. 

    When charting, the nurse used all of the following correctly, except:

    • A.

      Shared significant info about family

    • B.

      Gave only essential background info

    • C.

      Evaluated nursing care

    • D.

      Used "good" and "bad" when describing the client's condition

    Correct Answer
    D. Used "good" and "bad" when describing the client's condition
  • 18. 

    A patient has asked not to be put in the hospital's directory, according to HIPPA's patient rights, this action

    • A.

      Is to be done as the patient wishes

    • B.

      Is to be denied to the patient

    • C.

      Goes by individual cases

    Correct Answer
    A. Is to be done as the patient wishes
  • 19. 

    These are all advantages of CBE, charting by exception, except:

    • A.

      Takes less time for immediate documentation

    • B.

      Best where routine care is anticipated

    • C.

      It takes time to develop and maintain

    • D.

      Changes in patient status are readily detected

    Correct Answer
    C. It takes time to develop and maintain
  • 20. 

    Clinical pathways are best used for patients with specific, predictable conditions.

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    A. True

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