66. The correct option is a) A case manager is a professional nurse. Not only nurses act as case manager, other health care members also act as case manager .
67. The correct option are :-
a) coordinating consultations and referrals
c) establishing a plan of care with the patient
d) addressing client concerns and facilitating discharge
68. The correct option is b) The individual has an obligation to the client and is answerable for his or her actions
69. The correct option is a) influence others . Leadership is
the ability to influence a group toward the achievement of a vision or set of goals
65. Which accurately describes the principle of respondent superior? a. The employer is ultimately responsible for...
1. Which of the following might be an ineffective notice to an employer that reasonable accommodation is needed for a disabled employee? a casual remark by an employee, in the presence of their supervisor, of the existence of a disability a request for the employer to review the employee's medical records a letter from an employee's physician indicating that an accommodation is appropriate a request for accommodation from the employee 2. If an individual claims associational disability under the ADA,...
78. Which are example( s) of a negligent act? Select all that apply. a. Medication errors resulting in injury b. Failure to monitor an intravenous flow rate resulting in injury c. A decline in a client's condition resulting in a longer hospital stay d. A fall that occurs as a result of failure to provide safety measures to a client e. Failure to report a change in a client's condition to the health care provider (HCP) 79. The nurse who...
R ACC 203 - 204 Exa... ... 0. The payroll taxes the employer is responsible for are: a) FICA, SUTA, and FUTA b) FICA, FIT, and Sir. c) FICA, workers compensation, and FIT. d) None of these answers are correct. "1. The FICA rate for an employer is: a) twice the individual rate. b) equal to the employee rate. c) 7.25% d) 6.2% 2. The Federal Unemployment Tax is: a) pald by the cmployer. b) paid by employees c) paid...
Word Bank a. Arbitration b. Plaintiff c. Risk Management d. Negligence Tort e Respondent Superior f. Deposition g. Statute of Limitations h. Defendant i. Patient Incompetence j. Durable Power of Attorney k. Uniform Anatomical Gift Act l. Risk Management m. Locum tenens n. Res ipsa loquitor o. Informed Consent p. Implied Consent q. Living will r. Emancipated minor s. Expressed consent t. Mediation approach u. Subpoena duces tecum v. Good Samaritan Law w. Malpractice x. Patient Self Determination Act y....
is an area of public policy which concerns laws, government programs, and administrative decisions which are directly related to all issues and activity within a nation's borders. A. Domestic Policy B. Gender mainstreaming C. Master of public Policy D. Policy experimentation is intentional deception made for personal gain or to damage 8. In criminal law, another individual. A. Fraud B. Robbery C Misrepresentation D. Ghosting is the failure to exercise the care that a reasonably prudent person would exercise in...
Which statement accurately describes an assumption underlying the successful operation of markets? Select one: a. Individuals are often overwhelmed by conflicting information. b. Individuals are highly influenced by professional advice. c. Individuals' tastes for goods and services are predetermined. d. Individuals are not always rational. Which aspect of Assumption 1 does the text describe as the more troubling issue in health care? Select one: a. Individuals are rational. b. Individuals know what goods and services are likely to make them...
Chapter 6 Assignment Fill in the Blanks is the same 1. A malpractice. thing as a civil wrong of negligence and refers to the responsibility established by the physician-patient 2. relationship. is the failure to perform a necessary action. 3. is the improper performance of an otherwise proper 4. or lawful act. meaning "the thing speaks for itself," applies 5. The doctrine of to the law of negligence. 6. The is responsible for explaining the risks of a treatment or...
True/False 1. The first step in the nursing process is diagnosis of the patient or the client. 2. A nursing care plan should be created when the individual enters care but should be amended as his or her condition changes. 3. An ethnic group often shares food preferences, racial similarities, and mannerisms. 4. Views of pain are universal and are similar across ages, cultures, nationalities, and gender. 5. A nurse may sometimes be obliged to enforce visiting hours, even when...
A nurse is teaching a nursing student about Nursing’s Social Policy Statement. Which of the following statements should the nurse include? “It contains standards for nursing-sensitive care.” “It reports quality and safety of nursing care.” “It informs consumers about regulations of nursing.” A nurse reports wrongdoing to the charge nurse. Which of the following explains the Code of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretive Statements? Explains legal issues regarding nursing Defines the nursing ethical decision-making process Describes primary goals, values, and...
1. Firms following which of the following strategies are likely to be particularly sensitive to dealing with labor surpluses? A. A customer service strategy B. An innovation strategy C. A differentiation strategy D. A cost-leadership strategy 2. ____________ refers to the number and types of employees a company needs to meet its current and future needs while __________ refers to the availability of current and potential employees to perform a company's jobs. A. "labor demand, labor availability" B. "labor supply,...