Answer to Question 1
Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: A concurrent audit is the evaluation of a client's health care while the client is still receiving the care from an agency.
Rationale 2: A nursing audit is a type of peer review, in which the audit focuses on evaluating a specific nurse's nursing care through the review of records.
Rationale 3: A nursing audit is a type of peer review, in which the audit focuses on evaluating a specific nurse's nursing care through the review of records.
Rationale 4: A retrospective audit is the evaluation of a client's record after discharge from an agency. The word retrospective means relating to the past. If the nurse is reviewing records after the client has been discharged, the information being examined is in the past.
Answer to Question 2
Correct Answer: 1
Rationale 1: An audit is an examination or review of records. A nursing audit is a type of peer review that focuses on evaluating nursing care through the review of records. The success of these audits depends on accurate documentation.
Rationale 2: Peer review is a type of evaluation where nurses functioning in the same capacity perform the audit. Peer review is based on pre-established standards or criteria.
Rationale 3: An individual audit focuses on the performance of an individual nurse.
Rationale 4: Concurrent audits are reviews of a client's health care and occur while the client is still receiving the care.
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