Question 1

Bedside Shift Reporting first started in what year?

Accepted Answer

1978

Answer

1987

Answer

2011

Answer

2017

Question 2

If the patient is asleep, it is okay to do the bedside shift report outside the patient's door?

Accepted Answer

No. Both nurses need to check the patient, check the room for safety, all tubes, IV's, and devices, and update the board.

Answer

Yes, but only if the patient said it was okay.

Answer

Yes, if you have a doctor's order.

Question 3

Measurable improvement in safety and quality result when the patient is allowed to be the third voice in their care?

Accepted Answer

Yes

Answer

No

Answer

Maybe

Question 4

A program that measures and pays for hospital quality performance is:

Accepted Answer

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid

Answer

Joint Commission

Answer

JACHO

Answer

Press Ganey

Question 5

Bedside shift report

Accepted Answer

can save lives, makes the patient safe, ensures patient nurse satisfaction, and is required by Joint Commission in order to be compliant.

Answer

Ridiculous

Answer

Ineffective

Answer

Takes too long

Question 6

A patient should be oriented to bedside shift report (when):

Accepted Answer

On admission and one hour before every shift change

Answer

On admission

Answer

at shift change

Answer

Never

Question 7

A problem with bedside shift reporting is:

Accepted Answer

the patient needing to go to the bathroom, sleep, eat, wants certain things like ice, pain meds, lack of communication, admissions during shift change

Answer

the patient not wanting to participate

Answer

the patient at therapy

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