IN ARTICLE 2 (SCOTT ET AL), WHAT ASPECTS OF NURSING ARE LEAST SATISFYING TO PATIENTS? O INTERACTIONS BASED ON PHYSICAL AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF CARE ONLY.

IN ARTICLE 2 (SCOTT ET AL), WHAT ASPECTS OF NURSING ARE LEAST SATISFYING TO PATIENTS? O INTERACTIONS BASED ON PHYSICAL AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF CARE ONLY. O HUMAN UNDERSTANDING OF PATIENTS’ (AND RELATIVES) ILLNESS EXPERIENCE. O TECHNICAL & CLINICAL SKILLS COMPETENCE FOR SAFE OUTCOMES. O TIME SPENT LISTENING AND TALKING (CARING BEHAVIORS).

**there are multiple choices questions and some essay questions**

QUESTION 1

In Article 2 (Scott et al), what aspects of nursing are LEAST satisfying to patients?

o Interactions based on physical and technical aspects of care only.

o Human understanding of patients’ (and relatives) illness experience.

o Technical & clinical skills competence for safe outcomes.

o Time spent listening and talking (caring behaviors).

QUESTION 2

As stated in Article 2 (Scott et al). inadequate patient-nurse staffing result in patient death.

o True

o False

QUESTION 3

Each of the following statements regarding the structure and function of the clinical laboratory are true EXCEPT:

o The clinical pathology division of the clinical laboratory is under the direction of a pathologist.

o The microbiology staff isolates and identifies microorganisms collected from patients.

o The clinical chemistry staff measures various analytes in plasma and serum (from Dr. Thorn – for your information “analytes” refer to metabolic panel items like the following: sodium, potassium, chloride, bicarbonate, blood nitrogen (BUN), creatinine, glucose, calcium).

o Staff in the phlebotomy section can collect blood samples from patient, as shared responsibility with the nursing staff.

o All of the statements above are TRUE.

QUESTION 4

You are a CEO of a 200-bed community hospital in a RURAL Kentucky region with a PHYSICIAN SHORTAGE. Given your concern for the well-being of your citizens, you are grateful for the increase of nurse practitioners and physician assistants who moved into your community. Even though these nurse practitioners and physician assistants will not have admitting privileges to your hospital, they can refer admissions to your hospitalists. You decide to write an editorial to the local newspaper about their community value.

Address the following points in your Editorial:

Dear Rural Community Citizens:

What is a nurse practitioner? What duties (medical care) can a APRN (Advanced Practice Nurse) conduct?

What is a physician assistant? What duties (medical care) describes the role of a PA?

Encourage the local citizens to support the role of nurse practitioners and physician assistants in their community.

Why you, as the CEO of a hospital, finds value to having not only medical doctors but also NPs and PAs providing health care in the community.

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