MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1) A floating leaf oscillates up and down two complete cycles in one second as a water wave passes by. The wave's wavelength is 10 meters. What is the wave's speed? A) 2 m/s B) 40 m/s C) 10 m/s D) 20 m/s E) more than 40 m/s 2) The Doppler effect is characteristic of A) light waves. B) sound waves. C) water waves. D) all of the above choices E) none of the above choices 3) During a single period, the distance traveled by a wave is A) one wavelength. B) two wavelengths. 1)…
In today’s ever changing healthcare world, effective communication among healthcare team members is essential to provide safe and quality patient care. Conventional communication methods such as the telephone and the word of mouth are no longer the most effective ways of communicating important aspect of patient care. So health organizations are adopting communication systems which improve interaction among healthcare providers (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2012). Recently my hospital adopted a new operating system called Care Logistics. Care logistics is a “…centralized care coordination model to…
Effective communication makes adequate information available when working with other professionals and thereby assisting the service users’ effectively.…
University Hospital and OSU Ross Heart Hospital have been designated Magnet hospitals by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. Out of nearly 5,000 hospitals in the U.S., only 262 are Magnet organizations, and The Ohio State University Medical Center was the first in central Ohio. Magnet Status is the highest award a hospital can receive for outstanding nursing services, by creating an environment that attracts and rewards outstanding nurses. It's based on expert patient care, ongoing training and continuing education, teamwork, community involvement and attention to overall patient needs. The…
More and more hospitals are hiring Registered nurses only. I chose this topic to educate licensed vocational nurses on the importance of furthering you degree, if you choose to work anywhere beside a nursing home, doctors’ offices are home health care. The importance of this topic I chose is to confirm the reason I decided to continue my journey to become a Registered nurse.…
Some CNAs know what their residents love and hate eating, wearing, and watching to where they love. Sitting even the way they want you to take their vital signs. Some may be difficult to deal with at times but that’s all a part of being a CNA. You have to just be patient with them and eliminate the triggers because not all of them will just let you take their vital signs or bathe them. So it’s best to work with…
Firstly, it’s the residents. Having good and efficient communication allows you to meet all of their care needs correctly. Also, you build up trust and confidence which is also very important. Depending on each individuals needs you will have to communicate in many different ways. This can be verbal, your body language, sign language, picture/flash cards, brail. Also for the resident to be able to communicate freely with you allows you to know if there are any concerns that needs addressing.…
All these providers are different educational level and specialty background. Physicians’ orders, nurses’ hand off reports, reporting of status, delegation of assignments are tasks that involve vital information that needs to be communicated effectively. With so many people collaborating there is a big chance for critical information to be missed or misunderstood. Miscommunication among health care team members affects patients’ safety. Medication errors, missed or wrong treatments and surgeries, missed changes in status can cause serious injuries in patients or even death. “Clinical communication is listed as the main cause of medical mishaps” (Gong & Khairat, 2010, p. 704). According to Gong and Khairat (2010), medical errors also pose a vast financial burden on economy because they lead to prolonged hospitalizations, more medical complications, and lawsuits. Poor communication between clients and their health care providers leads to client’s lose of trust and dissatisfaction. Client is then reluctant to cooperate and follow up with care, which leads to worse outcomes for the…
At average they work 40 hours a week and make $100,000 annually. Their day to day job function affects millions of people's lives. On a normal day the nurses exam patients in order to diagnose and treat them. These nurses must provide advice and caution to their patients and the patient's family on how to manage their health. It is important for the nurses to record every wellness check so that, in the future when and if it is needed, they can find out the cause of the child's health problems. They can also check records to see if a child's shots are up to date Pediatric Nurse Practitioners must “perform physical exams” (“Summary” 1). These exams tell a great deal about one's health. There are numerous things that nurses check on: patient's blood pressure, blood temperature, heartbeat, eyes, ears, nose, throat, stomach, weight, height, etc. Usually children come into the doctor's office sick and they must be treated immediately. The nurses treat their patients and, if needed, prescribe medicine. After the nurse has given the child a physical exam, they are able to authorize further medication to help get rid of the source of the child's health…
Communicating with colleagues will able us to share useful information about the client and immediately point out any changes to the care plan, we can also support the development of our own knowledge and skills.…
When it comes to the medical records the nurse and the receptionist has different jobs to do. The nurses for example have to read what the doctor wrote and write it down on the patient’s medical record. They have to make sure what they are writing is accurate because if they make a mistake it most likely would cost them their job. One of the most important things that the nurses do daily is to check their patient’s vitals. I know my mom and all of the other nurses at her job do that every day as soon as they clock in at 7 am. Then every couple hours they do the same thing just to make sure everything is fine with the patient. Now when it comes to the receptionist their job is to know how to format the medical…
important reason is that we as nurses are asked to perform duties that are beyond our legal…
As an object falls freely it will accelerate towards the centre of the Earth. This is due to the gravitational attraction between object and the Earth. The magnitude of this acceleration can be determined by analysing the motion of the falling mass with a ticker tape timer.…
In the last four decades, the role of registered nurses has evolved from that of a passive, servile employee to that of an assertive, decisive healthcare provider. Today, registered nurses monitor complex physiological data, operate sophisticated lifesaving equipment, coordinate the delivery of numerous patient services, and administer high costly healthcare programmes (Weld and Garmon Bibb 2009).…
Service cannot possibly be of high quality without clear and concise communication between servers and customers, among the service provider team, and between service providers and their supervisors. Messages must be communicated accurately, thoroughly, and in a timely manner.…