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  • What is a never event?
  • Which combination best improves medication safety?
  • Which is an advantage of healthcare technology?
  • The dimension that focuses on acquiring knowledge and critical thinking?
  • Which action helps ensure timely test results contribute to safe post-discharge care?
  • Teach-back is a technique used to verify a patient's understanding by asking the patient to:
  • Which practice supports a culture of safety?
  • What are the core steps a pharmacist should take to support continuity of care transitions?
  • Which practice helps protect patient privacy when using digital tools?
  • What is the purpose of standardized protocols in transitions of care?
  • How do you ensure continuity of care across specialty clinics after hospital discharge?
  • Which metrics are commonly used to measure the quality of continuity of care?
  • What is illness?
  • Which method supports health literacy?
  • A patient has hypertension, smokes, and has a family history of heart disease. Which factor can the nurse help change?
  • Name the seven dimensions of wellness.
  • Near misses should be treated as opportunities to improve safety because they involve events that could have harmed a patient but did not. Which approach aligns?
  • What is the purpose and typical timing of a post-discharge follow-up call?
  • In pediatric continuity of care, what is a key consideration that differs from adults?
  • Which ethical considerations arise during transitions of care?
  • Name the five SDOH Domains.
  • What is a care plan and what elements should it include?
  • What is the role of social determinants of health in continuity of care?
  • Which are modifiable risk factors?
  • Which statement best describes why medication reconciliation is critical at transitions, and which errors should be avoided?
  • What is a handoff and who should be involved in effective handoffs?
  • Why is health literacy assessment important in discharge instructions, and what action improves comprehension?
  • What is the purpose of a readmission penalty for hospitals?
  • How should a discharge summary be delivered to ensure timely communication with the primary care provider?
  • How should end-of-life or palliative care be integrated into transitions to ensure continuity?
  • Which are nonmodifiable risk factors?
  • What is a care transition protocol and which stakeholders should be involved?
  • How do you assess whether a discharge plan is culturally appropriate?
  • What is always the nurse's FIRST action after a patient fall?
  • Which action best demonstrates health-literate communication?
  • How can SBAR be adapted for electronic handoffs in EHRs?
  • Which dimension includes adapting to stress?
  • Which approach best measures the effectiveness of transitions across care settings?
  • What is SBAR, and how does it facilitate communication during handoffs?
  • How can community-based resources be integrated into a discharge plan?
  • Which statement does NOT reflect a key principle of a culture of safety?
  • How do interoperability and standardized terminologies support continuity of care?
  • If a nurse recognizes a medication error before administration, this event is a:
  • Which step makes the change permanent?
  • When medication labeling contributed to an error, which RCA focus is most appropriate?
  • Which action demonstrates ethical responsibility when using technology in patient care?
  • Examples of health promotion interventions?
  • What is Root Cause Analysis?
  • Which statement describes an effective discharge summary?
  • Who leads transition planning and coordination in care transitions?
  • Which statement best defines continuity of care in transitions of care?
  • Which option is NOT an example of technology-based education?
  • Which best describes the purpose of identifying resource constraints in RCA?
  • What tool is commonly used during RCA?
  • When using digital tools for education, which practice ensures information quality?
  • When a patient cannot afford healthy food, which factor most influences the plan of care?
  • What term describes the barrier where patients cannot access digital health tools due to lack of skills?
  • What is the role of telemedicine in continuity of care?
  • How does documentation quality impact continuity of care between inpatient and outpatient settings?
  • Which three components are commonly included in a readmission reduction program?
  • Which practice best enhances patient safety during care transitions?
  • What is the primary role of dedicated transition coordinators?
  • What is the impact of social work involvement on transition outcomes?
  • Which of the following is NOT a modifiable risk factor?
  • MySugr is best described as which type of tool?
  • Which scenario constitutes a sentinel event?
  • During the neutral point of the wellness continuum, what is the nursing priority?
  • Which event is a sentinel event?
  • What are the four purposes of healthcare data?
  • What is the primary goal of sentinel event analysis?
  • Which statement best defines a sentinel event?
  • What is the purpose of transfer records in cross-specialty continuity?
  • Which is NOT a health promotion intervention?
  • What is a multidisciplinary care plan and why is it important for continuity?
  • What is disease?
  • In SBAR, which component describes the rationale for the recommended action?
  • Why is documenting patient preferences and advance care planning during transitions important?
  • Which statement best summarizes continuity of care when using technology?
  • Which term describes a physiological alteration in body structure or function?
  • Which term describes an altered level of functioning in response to a disease process?
  • What is the nurse's role in health promotion?
  • Which step analyzes whether the intervention worked?
  • Explain the purpose of a transition of care (TOC) checklist and provide two examples of items.
  • Which wellness dimension involves balancing work and leisure?
  • Interoperability in healthcare IT refers to what?
  • For a 72-year-old patient with CHF discharged home, which components should be included in a continuity of care plan?
  • How does health information exchange support continuity of care?
  • Which statement describes medication reconciliation and when it should occur?
  • Which statement about transition of care checklists is true?
  • Which nursing action best promotes health literacy?
  • What is interoperability?
  • Why is a timely follow-up appointment after discharge important?
  • Which practice helps maintain the therapeutic relationship when using technology?
  • Which term describes the combination of health dimensions working together for overall functioning?
  • Nursing interventions to promote wellness EXCEPT
  • What should be documented in an incident report?
  • What are the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH)?
  • Before teaching, what should the nurse assess?
  • What is usability?
  • What does the illness-wellness continuum show?
  • Which feature does the diabetes management app MySugr use to engage users?
  • What is the role of the pharmacist in continuity of care transitions?
  • What is the primary purpose of a discharge summary in the continuity of care process?
  • What challenges might language barriers pose during transitions, and what strategies mitigate them?
  • Which statement best represents health literacy best practice when educating patients?
  • What is a culture of safety?
  • In a Just Culture, the focus is on what?
  • Which of the following are four common HAIs?
  • What is the primary purpose of the teach-back method in patient education?
  • Which strategy promotes timely documentation of discharge summaries?
  • After discharge, how should an adverse drug event be addressed?
  • What does PDSA stand for?
  • Which statement best describes biological factors?
  • How do patient portals contribute to continuity of care?
  • What is the primary legal issue with telehealth across state lines?
  • Which domain belongs to SDOH?
  • How can telemonitoring support post-discharge monitoring for high-risk patients?
  • Which element best supports caregivers during transitions?
  • What is the typical timeframe for a post-discharge follow-up call?
  • In the context of a readmission reduction program, what does medication management typically involve?
  • Why are early discussions of goals of care important during transitions?
  • In a root cause analysis, when confusing medication labels contribute to an error, the team should focus on
  • How can nurses improve health literacy?
  • How should privacy and HIPAA considerations be managed during transitions of care?
  • In a root cause analysis, the primary emphasis is on
  • Root cause analysis is intended to promote safety by:
  • Technology that improves medication safety?
  • Which HAI is most closely associated with urinary catheter use?
  • Low health literacy increases the risk for which outcomes?
  • A Just Culture emphasizes which approach?
  • In RCA steps, which step involves gathering data about the incident?
  • Teach-back is a technique used to confirm understanding by having the patient do what?
  • Which statement lists a disadvantage of healthcare technology?
  • During transitions, why should OTCs and herbal supplements be considered in reconciliation?
  • Which of the following is NOT a SDOH domain?
  • Which device is an example of wearable technology used for health monitoring?
  • Which statement is an advantage of healthcare technology?
  • Which of the following is a QSEN competency?
  • What is a discharge plan and what two critical elements must be included?
  • Why are SDOH important?
  • Which best defines health literacy?
  • Which item is not typically part of a transition-of-care checklist?
  • In effective handoffs, how should the patient and family be involved?
  • What is wellness?
  • Why is documenting referrals to community resources within the discharge plan important?
  • Which scenario best illustrates the need for a comprehensive discharge plan?
  • A patient struggles to use the patient portal because they have never used a computer. What barrier is this?
  • Which is a disadvantage of healthcare technology?
  • A near miss is defined as what?
  • What is the role of patient advocates or care navigators in continuity of care?
  • Which practice supports safe handoffs between inpatient and outpatient teams?
  • How does housing instability influence medication storage after discharge?
  • What is risk stratification in transitions used for?
  • Which item is NOT typically part of an essential hospital discharge checklist?
  • Teach-back is used to confirm which?
  • Which of the following is a proven method to confirm patient understanding of discharge instructions?
  • Which set best describes common barriers to effective transitions and the recommended strategies?
  • Which factor should be considered when planning technology-based patient education?
  • What is the teach-back method and why is it effective for ensuring patient understanding?
  • What is a key benefit of using standardized handoff processes in continuity of care?
  • Purpose of RCA?
  • Which of the following is a common barrier to using technology in patient education?
  • Usability in health IT focuses on what aspect?
  • Which of the following is an example of a process measure used to evaluate transitions?
  • Should an incident report be placed in the patient's chart?
  • Why are HAIs considered quality indicators?
  • An adverse event is defined as which of the following?
  • Name the six QSEN competencies.
  • Which HAI is commonly associated with ventilators?
  • A patient dies after wrong-site surgery. This is an example of a
  • Which of the following is NOT an example of a sentinel event?
  • Which statement describes health promotion actions?
  • What is a readmission penalty and how does it relate to continuity of care?
  • Which of the following is an example of technology-based patient education?
  • What is health?
  • What are the five RCA steps?
  • In terms of continuity requirements, how does a hospital-to-home transition differ from a hospital-to-skilled-nursing-facility transition?
  • What is health literacy?
  • What role does patient and family education play in continuity of care, and what strategies enhance it?
  • Which of the following strategies best reduces hospital readmissions through care coordination?
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