ASC Interprofessional Collaboration 3

Question 1

Which model of interprofessional practice specifically emphasizes role clarification, team functioning, collaborative leadership, and interprofessional communication as core competencies?

Accepted Answer

Canadian Interprofessional Health Collaborative (CIHC) framework

Answer

The CIHC framework outlines six domains including role clarification and collaborative leadership that define interprofessional competency in healthcare.

Question 2

A stroke patient is transitioning from acute care to inpatient rehabilitation. Who should lead the interprofessional discharge conference?

Accepted Answer

The stroke coordinator or case manager facilitating communication among all disciplines

Answer

The stroke coordinator or case manager is best positioned to facilitate communication, coordinate goals, and ensure a smooth care transition across settings.

Question 3

During a debriefing after a missed stroke alert, the team discovers that a CNA observed early facial droop but did not escalate. What system improvement best addresses this?

Accepted Answer

Implementing a structured escalation pathway that empowers all staff to report stroke signs

Answer

A structured escalation pathway that empowers every team member to report concerns removes hierarchical barriers and prevents future missed alerts.

Question 4

In a stroke unit, which interprofessional practice is MOST effective at reducing hospital-acquired complications such as pneumonia and pressure injuries?

Accepted Answer

Daily interprofessional bedside rounds with standardized bundle checklists

Answer

Daily interprofessional rounds using standardized bundles (e.g., HOB elevation, oral care, turning schedules) have strong evidence for reducing hospital-acquired complications.

Question 5

A pharmacist on the stroke team identifies a potentially dangerous drug interaction in a new stroke patient's medication reconciliation. What should the pharmacist do FIRST?

Accepted Answer

Immediately contact the prescribing physician and document the interaction in the medical record

Answer

Urgent direct communication with the prescribing physician followed by documentation ensures the interaction is addressed promptly and safely.

(ASC) Advanced Stroke Coordinator Certification Practice Test

(ASC) Advanced Stroke Coordinator Certification Practice Test

ASC Interprofessional Collaboration 3