Ati Leadership 2013 Proctored Bp 276m6q

RN Content Mastery Series Proctored 2013 Leadership – Form B Topic Descriptors

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Managing Client Care: Prioritizing Postoperative Client Needs Managing Client Care: Implementing Scheduling Change Managing Client Care: Unsuccessful Attempts to Reach Provider Professional Responsibilities: Impaired Coworker Professional Responsibilities: Client Advocacy Professional Responsibilities: Responding to Client Fears Coordinating Client Care: Findings to Report to Provider Managing Client Care: Appropriate Resources for Staff Development Professional Responsibilities: HIPAA Violation Managing Client Care: Recognizing Appropriate LPN Delegation Professional Responsibilities: Risk for Breach of Client Confidentiality Professional Responsibilities: Reporting Abuse Maintaining a Safe Environment: Strategies for Cost Containment Managing Client Care: Responding to Staff Complaint Managing Client Care: Using Time Appropriately Suicide: Priority Action for Client who is Depressed Managing Client Care: Appropriate AP Delegation Managing Client Care: Appropriate Assignment for an LPN

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Professional Responsibilities: Identifying Battery Managing Client Care: Appropriate Task for Assistive Personnel

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Coordinating Client Care: Client who has Anorexia Nervosa Managing Client Care: Appropriate Tasks for LPN Professional Responsibilities: Priority Intervention as Client Advocate Managing Client Care: Identifying Conflict Resolution Strategies Managing Client Care: Collecting Quality Indicator Data Professional Responsibilities: Policy Implementation Safe Medication istration and Error Reduction: Transcribing Provider Orders Coordinating Client Care: Discharge Planning Coordinating Client Care: Priority Information in Transfer Report Managing Client Care: Prioritizing Client Care Coordinating Client Care: Priority to Report at Change of Shift Managing Client Care: Determining Client Care Priorities Professional Responsibilities: Maintaining Client Confidentiality Professional Responsibilities: Client Advocacy Regarding Advance Directives Professional Responsibilities: Inappropriate Use of Restraints Professional Responsibilities: Evaluating the Need for Further Staff Education Coordinating Client Care: Objectives of Telehealth Managing Client Care: Performance Improvement Process Managing Client Care: Time Management Skills for Newly Licensed Nurse Professional Responsibilities: Informed Consent

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RN Content Mastery Series Proctored 2013 Leadership – Form B Topic Descriptors

*For faculty use only – do not distribute to students.

MANAGEMENT OF CARE (continued) ●●

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Coordinating Client Care: Working with a Consultant Acid-Base Imbalances: Equipment to Care for Alkalosis Professional Responsibilities: Identifying a Tort Coordinating Client Care: Managing Staff Break Times Professional Responsibilities: Refusal of Treatment Nursing Care of Newborns: Appropriate Technique for Vitamin K Injection Continuity of Care: Roles of a Parish Nurse

SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL (13) ●●

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Facility Protocols: Needle Stick Safety Procedures Facility Protocols: Sequence of Actions for Internal Fire Medical and Surgical Asepsis: Assuring Surgical Asepsis Maintaining a Safe Environment: Intervening for Unsafe Practice Maintaining a Safe Environment: Pacemaker Education Facility Protocols: Appropriate Response to Tuberculosis Maintaining a Safe Environment: Identifying Biohazards Maintaining a Safe Environment: Glucometer Education

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Facility Protocols: Situations Requiring Report

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Facility Protocols: Triage Designations

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Coordinating Client Care: Need for Variance Report Professional Responsibilities: Evaluating Appropriateness of Restraints Maintaining a Safe Environment: Oxygen Safety in the Home © 2014 Assessment Technologies Institute ®, Inc.