Chapter 11- Admission, Discharge, Transfer, and Referrals

Fundamental Nursing Skills and Concept 10th Edition Timby

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Chapter 11- Admission, Discharge, Transfer, and Referrals

 

Complete Chapter Questions With Answers

 

Sample Questions Are Posted Below

 

1. A client admitted to the health care facility for minor surgery is given a booklet by the nurse about the health care facility. Which of the following is a purpose of this booklet?
  A) To orient the client to the facility
  B) To provide a source of therapeutic distraction for the client
  C) To obtain the client’s consent for the surgery
  D) To list the cost of diagnostic tests
  Ans: A
  Feedback:
  This type of booklet is often used to help to orient the client to the facility. It contains information such as gift shop hours, newspaper deliveries, location of the chapel, and name of the chaplain. The booklet is not for distraction and it does not elicit informed consent or list the costs of the various diagnostic tests.

 

 

2. A client has been admitted to the health care facility for observation and will return home the same evening. The client has a gold ring, watch, reading glasses, and other personal belongings. What care should the nurse take with regard to these objects?
  A) Ask the client’s relatives to take the belongings home.
  B) Keep the client’s belongings secured in a locker.
  C) Allow the client to wear them unless moving out of the room.
  D) Hand over the belongings to the admitting department.
  Ans: B
  Feedback:
  The nurse should keep the client’s belongings secured in a locker. This is what is normally done for clients who are not expected to stay longer than 24 hours in the health care facility. Relatives of clients who may stay for a longer time will be asked to take back the belongings. Health care facilities do not permit clients to wear ornaments or keep their belongings with them during their stay at the facility. The admitting department does not take responsibility for clients’ belongings.

 

 

3. A nurse is taking a note of a client’s belongings by recording their details in the medical record. How should the nurse best describe a client’s ring?
  A) Describe the color of the ring.
  B) Describe the size of the ring.
  C) Describe the type of metal and stones in the ring.
  D) Describe the estimated weight of the ring.
  Ans: C
  Feedback:
  Rather than simply indicating that the nurse placed a ring in the safe, it is important to describe the type of metal and stones in the ring. Color, size, and weight of the ring are secondary.

 

 

4. When keeping a client’s personal belongings in a locker, the nurse should ensure that the envelope is sealed and signed by which of the following people?
  A) Client and a relative
  B) Supervisor and nurse
  C) Client and a colleague
  D) Client, supervisor, and nurse
  Ans: D
  Feedback:
  It is best to have a second nurse’s, supervisor’s, or security person’s signature along with the client’s signature on the envelope containing secured valuables.

 

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