1CTC. As
a nurse working for a home care agency in a small, rural town, you
would like your clients to receive up-to-date and accurate health
information and care. High-speed computer access is available in your
office, and many of the residents have computers in their homes since it
provides a low-cost way of communicating with friends and relatives who
are far away (for example, using e-mail and sending digitized photos).
You have a difficult clinical case and want to investigate possible interventions. What are some of the ways computers could assist in this endeavor?
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1TYK. In nursing administration, technology facilitates which activities? Select all that apply.
1. Institutional compliance with accreditation health and safety requirements
2. Tracking the most expensive client conditions
3. Determining which employees are doing the best job
4. Current budget expenditures
5. Client satisfaction with care
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2CTC. As a nurse working for a home care agency in a small, rural town, you would like your clients to receive up-to-date and accurate health information and care. High-speed computer access is available in your office, and many of the residents have computers in their homes since it provides a low-cost way of communicating with friends and relatives who are far away (for example, using e-mail and sending digitized photos).
You decide that sending photos of the client would be useful to your colleagues in providing input. Because time is an issue, you determine that sending them electronically would be most expeditious. The client agrees to the photos but is worried about privacy in sending them through the computer. How would you handle this?
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2TYK. What is the challenge most associated with the utilization of an electronic client record system?
1. Cost
2. Accuracy
3. Privacy
4. Durability
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3CTC. As a nurse working for a home care agency in a small, rural town, you would like your clients to receive up-to-date and accurate health information and care. High-speed computer access is available in your office, and many of the residents have computers in their homes since it provides a low-cost way of communicating with friends and relatives who are far away (for example, using e-mail and sending digitized photos).
A client shares with you a website that states it can guarantee a cure to the client’s illness. How would you respond?
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3TYK. What is one disadvantage associated with electronic (e.g., Internet-based) courses?
1. They take longer.
2. Interpersonal communication is not possible.
3. Everyone has to “log on” at the same time.
4. It is harder to etablish a sense of community.
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4CTC. As a nurse working for a home care agency in a small, rural town, you would like your clients to receive up-to-date and accurate health information and care. High-speed computer access is available in your office, and many of the residents have computers in their homes since it provides a low-cost way of communicating with friends and relatives who are far away (for example, using e-mail and sending digitized photos).
Since you are in a rural town and not near an on-campus nursing program, you are considering enrolling in an advanced degree program that is offered online. What would be some of the advantages and disadvantages of such a program?
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4TYK. What is the primary advantage of using computers while conducting nursing research?
1. Locating potential participants
2. Designing the steps of the research plan
3. Analyzing the quantitative data
4. Disseminating the research findings
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5TYK. A client insists that the practitioner use a treatment method discovered on an Internet website. Which is the most appropriate nursing response?
1. “The treatment must be examined to see if it is appropriate.”
2. “Most website treatments have not been studied or researched.”
3. “The person establishing the website is the only one who can use it on clients.”
4. “Websites are like advertising; they are biased and may not be legitimate.”
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You have a difficult clinical case and want to investigate possible interventions. What are some of the ways computers could assist in this endeavor?
Get Solution
1TYK. In nursing administration, technology facilitates which activities? Select all that apply.
1. Institutional compliance with accreditation health and safety requirements
2. Tracking the most expensive client conditions
3. Determining which employees are doing the best job
4. Current budget expenditures
5. Client satisfaction with care
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2CTC. As a nurse working for a home care agency in a small, rural town, you would like your clients to receive up-to-date and accurate health information and care. High-speed computer access is available in your office, and many of the residents have computers in their homes since it provides a low-cost way of communicating with friends and relatives who are far away (for example, using e-mail and sending digitized photos).
You decide that sending photos of the client would be useful to your colleagues in providing input. Because time is an issue, you determine that sending them electronically would be most expeditious. The client agrees to the photos but is worried about privacy in sending them through the computer. How would you handle this?
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2TYK. What is the challenge most associated with the utilization of an electronic client record system?
1. Cost
2. Accuracy
3. Privacy
4. Durability
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3CTC. As a nurse working for a home care agency in a small, rural town, you would like your clients to receive up-to-date and accurate health information and care. High-speed computer access is available in your office, and many of the residents have computers in their homes since it provides a low-cost way of communicating with friends and relatives who are far away (for example, using e-mail and sending digitized photos).
A client shares with you a website that states it can guarantee a cure to the client’s illness. How would you respond?
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3TYK. What is one disadvantage associated with electronic (e.g., Internet-based) courses?
1. They take longer.
2. Interpersonal communication is not possible.
3. Everyone has to “log on” at the same time.
4. It is harder to etablish a sense of community.
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4CTC. As a nurse working for a home care agency in a small, rural town, you would like your clients to receive up-to-date and accurate health information and care. High-speed computer access is available in your office, and many of the residents have computers in their homes since it provides a low-cost way of communicating with friends and relatives who are far away (for example, using e-mail and sending digitized photos).
Since you are in a rural town and not near an on-campus nursing program, you are considering enrolling in an advanced degree program that is offered online. What would be some of the advantages and disadvantages of such a program?
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4TYK. What is the primary advantage of using computers while conducting nursing research?
1. Locating potential participants
2. Designing the steps of the research plan
3. Analyzing the quantitative data
4. Disseminating the research findings
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5TYK. A client insists that the practitioner use a treatment method discovered on an Internet website. Which is the most appropriate nursing response?
1. “The treatment must be examined to see if it is appropriate.”
2. “Most website treatments have not been studied or researched.”
3. “The person establishing the website is the only one who can use it on clients.”
4. “Websites are like advertising; they are biased and may not be legitimate.”
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