Exam 1 Blueprint
Restraints: what are nursing responsibilities
Documenting-best practices for documentation ex: how do you sign
HIPAA-what is confidential?
Client factors that affect mobility
What can and can’t be delegated?
CODE of ethics-know the provisions
Communication-know different types of questions (ex: closed, open, clarifying, etc)
Know what each member of the interpersonal team does
PICO question-what does each letter stand for
Know kevels of prevention-primary, secondary, tertiary
Know what sundowners’ syndrome is
How do we know a person is ready for ambulation
Practices regarding electronic communication
What happens physiologically with immobility
Maslow’s Hierarchy-know the levels and what is in each one
Know different types of knowledge: authoritarian, scientific, traditional
Stages of illness- assuming sick role, experiencing symptoms etc
Benefits of mobility
Alternatives to restraints, least restrictive
Safe transferring techniques
Be able to determine what can cause ethical stress
Know admission assessments
Know positions, high fowlers, SIMS, Trendelenburg, etc
Effect of immobility on skeletal system
Know the 4 concepts of nursing
Knowe the different phases of helping relationship and what happens in each phase
Barrier to evidence-based practice
Categories of ethical problems
Be able to describe open ended questioning vs closed questioning
What are the current significant trends in healthcare
Know Ericksons developmental stages (trust vs mistrust, industry vs inferiority, ego vs despair etc
Know what needs to be done in an incident report