Answer to Question 1
Correct Answer: 1, 3, 4
Care bundles are multidisciplinary standards that pull together a short list of interventions and treatments that are already recommended and are generally accepted in national guidelines. For a care bundle to be successful, it must be written for a defined patient population in one location. The development of a bundle to prevent contractures in patients with limb paralysis from neurological health problems is too broad and needs to be further defined or narrowed. Bundle elements should be descriptive rather than prescriptive, to allow for customization and appropriate clinical judgment. The bundle should state that range-of-motion exercises are to be done but not identify the number and type of exercises. The bundle should have three to five interventions with strong clinician agreements. The bundles integrate a short list of already recommended guidelines that are accepted nationally or through consensus by local clinicians. The multidisciplinary team develops the bundle. Communication and teamwork are essential to successful implementation of a bundle. Compliance with bundles is measured using all-or-nothing measurement, with a goal of 95 or greater. If any of the interventions are not documented, implementation of the bundle is considered incomplete and no partial credit is given.
Answer to Question 2
Correct Answer: 1, 2, 3
Conducting an analysis, analyzing results, and reporting findings are actions within the research process that are comparable to the evaluation phase of the nursing process.
Conducting a literature review is comparable to the nursing diagnosis phase of the nursing process. Identifying a research question is comparable to the assessment phase of the nursing process.