Leadership & Team Collaboration Flashcards
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.