Holistic Nursing Care and Levels of Care

A patient is admitted to the hospital with a serious condition requiring constant monitoring and care. Which level of care is most appropriate for this patient?

• Supportive Care

• Intermediate Care

• Skilled Care

• Total Patient Care

During an evaluation of a resident in a long-term care facility, the nursing staff determines that the resident requires assistance with daily living activities but does not need 24-hour medical care. What level of care is this resident receiving?

• Skilled Care

• Intermediate Care

• Supportive Care

• Functional Nursing

A nursing assistant is tasked with performing vital signs for multiple patients. Which nursing care delivery model does this scenario illustrate?

• Team Nursing

• Total Patient Care

• Primary Nursing

• Patient-Centered Care

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 Rights of Delegation?

• Right Task

• Right Person

• Right Time

• Right Supervision

A patient has been diagnosed with multiple comorbidities and requires specialized rehabilitation services. What level of care should be assigned?

• Supportive Care

• Intermediate Care

• Skilled Care

• Total Patient Care

In the context of nursing care delivery, what is the primary role of an RN in the Team Nursing model?

• To provide all care for a single patient

• To supervise nursing assistants only

• To coordinate the care team and delegate tasks

• To perform all tasks without assistance

A nursing assistant is unsure about performing a delegated task. What is the best course of action?

• Complete the task without asking questions

• Refuse to perform the task

• Speak up and communicate their concerns

• Ask another assistant to do it

The nursing process includes several steps. Which of the following is NOT one of those steps?

• Assessing

• Diagnosing

• Implementing

• Discharging

A patient is being discharged from the hospital and has been provided with instructions regarding new medications and follow-up appointments. Who is primarily responsible for sharing this information with the patient?

• Nursing Assistant

• Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

• Registered Nurse (RN)

• Social Worker

If a nursing assistant identifies that a patient is showing signs of distress, what should they do first?

• Ignore the signs if the patient is stable

• Report the changes to the RN immediately

• Attempt to diagnose the problem

• Wait for the next scheduled assessment