Clinical Data Analysis & Reporting Flashcards
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A patient's pulse was plotted at 72, 76, 110, and 74 over four readings. Which value should be brought to the nurse's attention as an abnormal finding?
Answer: 110
A pulse above 100 bpm in an adult is tachycardia.
A 50-bed unit averaged 45 patients per day. What is the average occupancy rate?
Answer: 90%
45 ÷ 50 × 100 = 90%.
A patient admitted on November 3 and discharged on November 8 has a length of stay of:
Answer: 5 days
Count the admission day but not the discharge day: 8 − 3 = 5 days.
A patient consumed half of a 240 mL carton of milk. How much intake is recorded?
Answer: 120 mL
Half of 240 mL is 120 mL.
Which source document is used by the HUC to verify a midnight census before submitting it?
Answer: The ADT records and current bed assignments
Census accuracy depends on reconciling ADT transactions with actual bed occupancy.
A patient who leaves against medical advice (AMA) should be reported on the census as a:
Answer: Discharge
An AMA departure is counted as a discharge and documented accordingly.
Which statement about entries on a graphic or flowsheet is correct?
Answer: Errors are corrected with a single line, initials, and date per policy
Legal documentation requires a single-line strike-through with initials and date, never obliteration.
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