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Froggy Jumps Unit 3 Fundamentals ReviewOnline version A review of a few sticky points in the unit by Taylor 1 What does HIPAA primarily protect in healthcare settings? a Protected health information (PHI) b Hospital bills only c Medical records only 2 How is HIPAA managed administratively? a Annual training b Password protected devices c Regular backups 3 Before disclosing PHI, what must be determined? a Nurse’s personal judgment suffices b The patient's consent or assent c The patient’s family decides 4 Which of the following would be considered the highest level of evidence? a Expert opinions b A meta-analysis c A single, double-blind study 5 Which of the following bodies regulates practice of nurses? a The Health Resources And Services Administration (HRSA) b The Affordable Care Act (ACA) c The State Board of Nursing 6 Which of the following is an example of unprofessionalism? a Taking a personal phone call while in a patient's room b Asking the patient their preferences on wake time c Providing privacy while giving care 7 Which of the following would be considered a breach in nursing practice? a Noticing a coworker is actively under the influence of a substance and not reporting it. b Noticing that a client refused to wear SCDs during the last shift. c Noticing that the Fall risk sign fell off of a patient's door and replacing it. 8 If uncertain of a proper way to conduct a nursing skill, where should the nurse look? a Policies and procedures of the facility b The state board of nursing c The HIPAA document 9 The purpose of Press Ganey surveys are to a identify client's experiences during a specific healthcare visit b inquire about overall satisfaction with a healthcare institution c inquire about speed of services provided throughout the institution 10 What best describes Minimum Data Sets (MDS) documents? a MDS forms provide documentation of each resident's assessment b MDS forms are faxed to health care providers at the end of each quarter c MDS forms are completed by the provider each month 11 Medicaid services use DRGs. DRGs are best described as a Diagnosis-related groups-establish reimbursement amounts based on the client's primary diagnosis. b The Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) reimburses facilities based on client age. c The facility will receive full reimbursement for hospital-acquired infections (HAIs). 12 Time spent doing what task is taken into consideration with acuity of a patient? a Administering medications b Time spent in the restroom c Completing an assessment 13 Which of the following would require an incident report be created? a A patient refused Metamucil b A patient falls c A patient's call light remains on for 3 minutes longer than expected 14 National Patient Safety goals DO NOT include a Correctly identify clients prior to administering medications. b Improve communication among staff members. c Prevent catheter-associated urinary tract infections in clients. 15 What does it mean when an article has been "peer-reviewed"? a Open access peer-reviewed articles must be purchased by the user. b Peer-reviewed articles have been through laborious review by other professionals. c Editorial opinion articles by journalists can be as relevant as peer-reviewed articles.

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Unit 3 Fundamentals ReviewOnline version

by Taylor

What does HIPAA primarily protect in healthcare settings?

How is HIPAA managed administratively?

Before disclosing PHI, what must be determined?

Which of the following would be considered the highest level of evidence?

Which of the following bodies regulates practice of nurses?

Which of the following is an example of unprofessionalism?

Which of the following would be considered a breach in nursing practice?

If uncertain of a proper way to conduct a nursing skill, where should the nurse look?

The purpose of Press Ganey surveys are to

What best describes Minimum Data Sets (MDS) documents?

Medicaid services use DRGs. DRGs are best described as

Time spent doing what task is taken into consideration with acuity of a patient?

Which of the following would require an incident report be created?

National Patient Safety goals DO NOT include

What does it mean when an article has been "peer-reviewed"?