Leadership Case Study 3Jesus PerezMay 5, 2023 Are you ready to take your Leadership Case Study 3 1. Question 1 of 6Case Study # 3You enter the room of Mrs. Smith to conduct your nursing history. While completing the physical assessment, you find her opioid patch on her upper back, but the nursing documentation from the previous shift indicates that it was removed about 1 hour ago. The conversation with Mrs. Smith reveals that the nurse taking care of her on the last shift started to remove the patch but got distracted and must have forgotten.1. Quality nursing care depends upon accurate _______________________________ in the patient’s medical record. Please select your answerDocumentationmedication administrationverbal communicationphysical assessment 2. Question 2 of 6You enter the room of Mrs. Smith to conduct your nursing history. While completing the physical assessment, you find her opioid patch on her upper back, but the nursing documentation from the previous shift indicates that it was removed about 1 hour ago. The conversation with Mrs. Smith reveals that the nurse taking care of her on the last shift started to remove the patch but got distracted and must have forgotten.Adequate documentation is one of the best elements for defense vs.: Reimbursement issues. Medication errors. Legal claims Financial audits. Patient satisfaction surveys. Ineffective communication Inaccurate assessment information 3. Question 3 of 6Case StudyYou enter the room of Mrs. Smith to conduct your nursing history. While completing the physical assessment, you find her opioid patch on her upper back, but the nursing documentation from the previous shift indicates that it was removed about 1 hour ago. The conversation with Mrs. Smith reveals that the nurse taking care of her on the last shift started to remove the patch but got distracted and must have forgotten.Which of the following aspects of documentation are considered good quality? (Select all that apply.) Factual and accurate Documentation is crossed out per policy. Documentation is inserted in blank spaces so nothing is forgotten. Complete, current, and organized Time gaps are apparent. Documentation is repetitive and redundant. Documentation is illegible and difficult to read. Time gaps are excessive. 4. Question 4 of 6You enter the room of Mrs. Smith to conduct your nursing history. While completing the physical assessment, you find her opioid patch on her upper back, but the nursing documentation from the previous shift indicates that it was removed about 1 hour ago. The conversation with Mrs. Smith reveals that the nurse taking care of her on the last shift started to remove the patch but got distracted and must have forgotten. Nursing documentation that is completed on a flow sheet to indicate normal findings or routine interventions is known as charting by ________________________. Please select your answerOmissionRepetitionExhaustionException 5. Question 5 of 6You enter the room of Mrs. Smith to conduct your nursing history. While completing the physical assessment, you find her opioid patch on her upper back, but the nursing documentation from the previous shift indicates that it was removed about 1 hour ago. The conversation with Mrs. Smith reveals that the nurse taking care of her on the last shift started to remove the patch but got distracted and must have forgotten.What should the nurse do with the opioid patch found on Mrs. Smith's upper back? Leave the patch in place and document the finding in the patient's medical record. Remove the patch and discard it. Ask the patient to remove the patch themselves. Inform the patient's healthcare provider and follow their orders regarding the patch. Apply a new opioid patch in place of the old one. Apply more opioid to the patch to ensure the patient receives the correct dose. 6. Question 6 of 6You enter the room of Mrs. Smith to conduct your nursing history. While completing the physical assessment, you find her opioid patch on her upper back, but the nursing documentation from the previous shift indicates that it was removed about 1 hour ago. The conversation with Mrs. Smith reveals that the nurse taking care of her on the last shift started to remove the patch but got distracted and must have forgotten.What is the primary purpose of documenting the care provided to a patient? Please select your answerTo provide a record of the patient's health status.To justify the cost of the patient's care.To demonstrate the nurse's knowledge and skills.To show that the patient received adequate care.
