At a health care organization, patients are turned every two ...

[jjjetplane]

At a health care organization, patients are turned every two hours to help prevent pressure ulcers. Because of this nursing intervention, patients exhibit far fewer pressure ulcers than the national average. This is known as what?
 
  A. Clinical variable
  B. Qualitative research
  C. Quantitative research
  D. Nursing-sensitive outcome

Question 2

A nursing student is working on his clinical assignment. He knows that he must maintain patient confidentiality. Which of the following is acceptable for him to write on the clinical care plan that he will give to his instructor?
 
  A. Patient room number
  B. Patient date of birth
  C. Patient medical record number
  D. Patient nursing diagnosis

[durant1234]

Answer to Question 1

D
A nursing-sensitive outcome focuses on how nursing interventions affect patients and offers a measure of nursing's contribution to patient care (Oncology Nursing Society ONS, 2008). Nursing-sensitive outcomes look at the effects of interventions within the scope of nursing practice and are integral to the processes of nursing care.

Answer to Question 2

D
To further maintain confidentiality and protect patient privacy, make sure written materials used in student clinical practice do not have patient identifiers, such as room number, date of birth, medical record number, or other identifiable demographic information.

[jjjetplane]

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[bimper21]

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