UTA NURS 4223 Exam 2 Test
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| A. the court in affirming the disciplinary action of the Board, held that a nurse has a duty to the patient which cannot be superseded by hospital policy or physician's order.B. Quarterly Update meetings are held for the purpose of reviewing each participant’s past three months’ work performance, practice, compliance in TPAPN, progress in recovery and to document continuous employment in nursingC. strategy/targeting/contacts > building support > card signing > NLRB filing > Secret ballot election > Certification of vote by NLRBD. administrative organization that enforce labor lawsE. improper treatment or improper performance of treatmentF. decreased alertness, problems with task completion, problems with concentration, irritability, unsafe actions, and unsafe decision makingG. extreme form of boundary violation; includes any behavior that is seductive, sexually demeaning, harassing or reasonably interpreted as sexual by the client; an extremely serious violation of nurse’s professional responsibility and is a breach of trustH. In all professional relationships, practices with compassion and respect for the inherent dignity, worth, and uniqueness of every individual, unrestricted by considerations of social or economic status, personal attributes, or nature of health problemsI. election of negotiating committee > develop contract proposal > negotiations (begins with “blank slate”) > contract agreement > ratification by union membersJ. Ethical are reasons for decisions about how one ought to act. Moral overlaps with “ethical” but is more aligned with personal belief and cultural valuesK. 30% (most wait until 50-60% though to improve chances of winning election.L. Noncompliance with any aspect of the program agreement; Receipt of info by the board which results in disciplinary action by the board; or Being unable to practice according to acceptable and prevailing standards of safe nursing care.M. documentationN. abstinence from ALL abusable drugs, including alcohol; monitoring compliance with treatment recommendations, return-to-work restrictions, attendance at self-help meetings, and random drug tests; responsible for costs of treatment and drug screensO. Leadership & Management; Health Promotion; Community Health; and ResearchP. identifying the nurse-sensitive outcome measures to be used in evaluating the staffing plan; evaluate and report on the staffing plan’s effectiveness at least semiannually to the hospital boardQ. invoked in bad faith; conduct engaged in PRIOR to initial request; conduct unrelated to the reason for which the nurse requested Safe HarborR. If employed in an ER, complete minimum of 2 hours r/t forensic evidence collection (one time requirement)S. provides attorney to work in YOUR best interest; pay the plaintiff if you are found liable (up to limits); pay the bond if you want to appealT. A hospital shall establish a nurse staffing committee as a standing committee of the hospital. |
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