leadership

what are the 5 components of emotional intelligence

self-awareness, self regulation, motivation, empathy, social skills

name the leadership style/theory: described as permissive, nondirective, or passive; group to determine their own goals and methods to achieve them

laissez-faire

name the leadership style/theory: all aspects are shared by the group; works best with members with relatively equal status, strong sense of ownership and achievement by the whole group

democratic

name the leadership style/theory: provide direction by giving orders without question; final decisions rest with the leader and the leader alone. Leader maintains control

authoritarian/autocratic

name the leadership style: vision, empowerment, charisma, inspiration, intellectual stimulation

transformational

what is an example of transformational leadership (from class)

remember the titans gettysburg speech

name the leadership style: focus on management tasks; meets goals; expected social exchange of giving and receiving rewards. Both parties gain something in the relationship.

transactional

what is an example from class of transactional leadership

whiplash

name the leadership style: lead based on what they believe in, values, and principles

authentic/beaurocratic

what is an example from class of authentic/beaurocratic leadership

pursuit of happyness

name the leadership style: are flexible and can adapt their leadership style based on the situation at hand

situational

name an example from class that demonstrates situational leadership

NASA movie

what is an example from class that demonstrates laissez-faire leadership

the incredibles

• lack of trust/transparency

• incongruency with mission, vision, and purpose

• not approachable

• cannot manage conflict

• poor communication

• destructive self management

these are all characteristics of what

ineffective leaders

• refusal of treatment

• informed consent

• advanced directives

• privacy and confidentiality

• interpreter services

• information security

these are all components of

protection of patient rights

what are three examples of unintentional tort

negligence, abandonment, malpractice

what are 4 examples of quasi-intentional tort

invasion of privacy, defamation, slander, libel

what are 4 examples of intentional tort

assault, battery, fraud, false imprisonment

the ANA code of ethics has what 6 components

justice, veracity, fidelity, autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence

what does nonmaleficence mean in nursing

to do no harm

what does beneficence mean in nursing

to do good

what does veracity mean in nursing

to tell the truth

what does fidelity mean in nursing

to keep your promises

what does autonomy mean in nursing

patient gets to choose

what does justice mean in nursing

treat everyone fairly

name the term: the ability to inspire others to achieve a desired outcome

leadership

name the term: the process of planning, organizing, directing, and coordinating the work within an organization

management

can a nurse IV push propofol

NO

what are the 5 rights of delegation

right task, right cirumstance, right person, right communication, right supervision

an RN can NOT delegate any part of what

the nursing process

can an RN delegate a full assessment

no

can an RN delegate the formation of care plans

no

can an RN delegate the implementing of initial interventions

no

can an RN delegate the evaluation of care

no

what is the mnemonic for things that only the RN can do

TAPE

what does T in TAPE stand for

teaching

what does the A in TAPE stand for

assessment

what does the P in TAPE stand for

planning

what does the E in TAPE stand for

evaluation

who is responsible for the delegation process

the RN

an LVN/LPN can administer what 3 routes of medications (depending on the organization’s policy)

oral, IM, SQ

• assist with ADLs

• assist ambulation of stable patient

• positioning

• bed making

• specimen collection

• I&Os

• VS

these are all things that can be delegated to which personnel

UAP

• complex skills

• admission assessments

• IVP meds

• write nursing diagnosis

• teaching

• take care of patients with acute conditions or unstable patients

these are all things that which personnel can NOT do (for NCLEX purposes)

LVNs

what is one question the nurse should not ask

why

intrapersonal conflict is conflict

within a person

interpersonal conflict is conflict

between others

intergroup conflict is conflict between

2+ groups

what kind of statements can be used with patients or to help de-escalate conflicts

I statements

what are the three phases of Lewin’s Force Field Analysis

unfreezing > change > refreezing