Answer to Question 1
B
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A There is no evidence to support the use of this staff member in inserting urinary catheters to avoid urinary tract infections.
B Research supports the use of only RNs to insert urinary catheters to avoid uri-nary tract infections.
C There is no evidence to support the use of this staff member in inserting urinary catheters to avoid urinary tract infections.
D There is no evidence to support the use of this staff member in inserting urinary catheters to avoid urinary tract infections.
Answer to Question 2
a
a. Correct: In health care, the term quality assurance has been replaced by the term quality improvement because quality assurance suggests we can assure quality and, while we cannot do this, we can improve it.
b. Incorrect: In health care, the term quality assurance has been replaced by the term quality improvement, not quality management.
c. Incorrect: In health care, the term quality assurance has been replaced by the term quality improvement, not risk management.
d. Incorrect: In health care, the term quality assurance has been replaced by the term quality improvement, not patient safety.
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