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Leadership & Team Collaboration Flashcards

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  1. Which action by an LVN best demonstrates accountability in a team setting?

    Answer: Documenting an error and reporting it through proper channels

    Accountability means acknowledging errors, documenting them accurately, and reporting through the appropriate chain of command.

  2. A new CNA appears overwhelmed on a busy shift. The most supportive LVN response is to:

    Answer: Offer to help prioritize tasks and check in periodically

    Supportive leadership involves offering guidance and check-ins rather than taking over or escalating prematurely.

  3. In the context of healthcare teams, 'psychological safety' refers to:

    Answer: A staff member's ability to speak up without fear of retaliation

    Psychological safety allows team members to voice concerns, admit mistakes, and ask questions without fear of negative consequences.

  4. When resolving a conflict between two nursing team members, the charge nurse should first:

    Answer: Meet privately with each person to hear their perspectives

    Hearing each party's perspective privately is the first step in fair and effective conflict resolution.

  5. An LVN observes a colleague consistently arriving late, causing others to cover. The best professional response is to:

    Answer: Discuss the concern with the colleague directly and respectfully

    Addressing concerns directly and respectfully is the first step in professional conflict resolution.

  6. Which of the following is an example of a non-verbal communication barrier in nursing teams?

    Answer: Avoiding eye contact when receiving feedback

    Avoiding eye contact is a non-verbal cue that can signal disengagement, defensiveness, or disrespect, creating communication barriers.

  7. The primary purpose of a nursing team's shift huddle is to:

    Answer: Identify high-priority patient needs and share critical information

    Shift huddles are brief, focused meetings to share critical patient safety information and coordinate care priorities.