Advanced Case Topics Individual Readiness Assurance Test (iRAT) 2 Practice Test

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• What signifies good cohesion in a team?
• In the multidisciplinary practice example, which professional is primarily responsible for medical evaluations and the medical plan of care for new patients?
• An appropriate response to poor teamwork includes calling for help when needed.
• What personal trait is needed to admit that you need help from the team?
• What is a debrief used for?
• In check-back, the receiver should:
• In VA chiropractic practice, the indirect supervision is provided by which combination?
• Which statement mentions ego in team-based care?
• In the SBAR communication framework, which component conveys what should be done to resolve the issue?
• In interprofessional setting, being on the same ward implies they are guaranteed to be a team.
• In the multidisciplinary practice example, most new patients are evaluated by?
• Which statement about job descriptions in the VA is true?
• Administration has a role in helping teamwork succeed.
• Huddles are not useful for adjusting plans.
• Feedback should be timely, respectful, specific, and directed toward improvement.
• New patient appointments in VA chiropractic clinics are typically scheduled for how long?
• A huddle is used to re-establish situational awareness and adjust the plan if needed.
• Which statement about interprofessional teamwork's effect on safety is true?
• In the multidisciplinary practice example, the chiropractor owned what percentage of the practice?
• What is the primary purpose of a pre-care briefing?
• In the VA, established patient appointments are generally scheduled in what interval?
• In the VA, chiropractic care is mainly described as maintenance care.
• The primary purpose of SBAR is to
• CUS stands for which of the following?
• Which statement about feedback is true?
• In the multidisciplinary practice example, the chiropractor's duties include?
• VA chiropractors may order imaging, laboratory, or other diagnostic studies when needed.
• In IPASS BATON, what does Next mean?
• Which statement about the patient's role in the healthcare team is true?
• VA chiropractors may provide recommendations about exercise, lifestyle changes, stress reduction, and ergonomic factors.
• Which statement describes a true team?
• In SBAR, 'Assessment' means:
• A debrief is used to improve team performance through lessons learned.
• The daily conference hour in the multidisciplinary practice is intended to discuss what?
• Which statement about duplication of services is false?
• How should conflicts be addressed in interprofessional care?
• Which statement about ownership and next is true?
• Which statement about humility in interprofessional care is accurate?
• An effective team leader should:
• In the nursing home example, each patient's file is reviewed on what basis?
• Which is a patient benefit of interprofessional teamwork?
• In the nursing home example, what benefit comes from the full team sharing information?
• If a patient status changes, how does this affect discussion frequency?
• Which statement about feedback focus is true?
• Which is an example of a transition in care?
• A successful team's common purpose includes which elements?
• Administration helps teamwork by:
• In the nursing home example, the MD stated that she often changes the care plan when
• Which practice is most appropriate for refining the plan in real time?
• Which provider was listed as part of the nursing home primary team?
• In VA chiropractic practice, which statement is true about supervision models?
• Good feedback should be given
• Which of the following is an example of an ancillary service?
• Which statement about interprofessional collaboration in the multidisciplinary practice is true?
• Team members work together to achieve what outcome?
• IPASS the BATON is used for:
• Which is a key behavior of an effective team leader?
• In the VA, chiropractors do not need to complete patient record documentation in a timely manner.
• Which statement correctly describes core teams?
• To improve team learning, effective teams...
• Which concept is central to aligning team efforts toward a common goal?
• In the multidisciplinary practice example, who oversees the practices and steps in on more complicated cases?
• Which statement describes ancillary services?
• According to the PowerPoint, which word is NOT spoken at the VA?
• Which SBAR element provides the context of why the patient needs care?
• Which factor contributes to a team's ability to achieve its goals?
• What may cause a patient to be discussed sooner than once a month?
• Which option best represents the primary team's composition?
• Cleaning crews and kitchen crews are examples of:
• Which statement about call-outs is true?
• Which group would be considered ancillary services?
• In the PowerPoint scenario, which role runs the nursing home team meetings?
• In IPASS BATON, what does Ownership mean?
• Which statement about teams is false?
• What is the overall purpose of the described team meeting process?
• SBAR stands for which terms?
• Which team focuses on day-to-day operations and resource coordination?
• Administration helps teamwork by:
• Which trait best expresses a cohesive team's unity?
• In an interprofessional team, assigned roles mean:
• What is the purpose of a brief?
• In the multidisciplinary practice example, who sees every new patient for medical services and the medical plan of care?
• Which statement describes data sharing in a multidisciplinary practice?
• Which statement best describes SBAR and related communication practices?
• A true interprofessional team is best described as:
• A good team leader should discourage team members from asking questions.
• Mutual respect means only respecting people with higher titles.
• Which statement about ownership distribution is true in the given example?
• Which type of special team may exist in a nursing home after a patient falls?
• All teams have members with which characteristic?
• SBAR stands for which of the following?
• VA chiropractors may make referrals to:
• In the multidisciplinary practice, which statement about patient evaluation is true?
• In the nursing home example, changes to a patient's status may cause the patient to be discussed sooner than the monthly review.
• Which statement about data sharing in a multidisciplinary practice is true?
• In IPASS the BATON, which component includes the presenter's name and role?
• Which task is typically handled by Physical Therapists in VA settings for rehab and modalities?
• Which factor ensures the team has a comprehensive view of patient care?
• Correct leadership behavior includes encouraging questions and input from team members.
• Which of the following may be part of a core team?
• Interprofessional care requires the courage to step backwards and say:
• What does an interprofessional team provide?
• Which statement best describes VA chiropractors' role in patient education?
• Measured progress in a team should be oriented toward what?
• What should a handoff include?
• In the VA setting, chiropractic care is generally described as:
• Which statement best describes when most patients begin care in the multidisciplinary setting?
• A good team leader should empower team members to:
• In the Olympic sports chiropractor example, which statement about scope is true?
• Effective teams should be flexible and check their ego at the door.
• Which of the following best describes a handoff?
• Which statement best describes interprofessional teamwork?
• In the VA, the goal of chiropractic care is usually to:
• Which trait is essential for interprofessional care?
• Which statement about patient goals in multidisciplinary care is accurate?
• What is a huddle used for?
• Which statement best describes effective interprofessional collaboration?
• SBAR stands for:
• What did many health care professionals traditionally feel socialized to do?
• In the VA setting, chiropractors attend huddles for what purpose?
• What is the main focus of interprofessional health care delivery?
• Which statement best describes the outcome of true interprofessional collaboration?
• Including the patient can act as a:
• What team event is a short session before the start of care?
• Which principle about feedback is correct?
• Teams often function under what condition?
• SBAR is used to:
• Which statement about a brief checklist is true?
• In the VA example, a chiropractor may see about how many established patients and new patients in a day?
• Which of the following best characterizes core team members?
• Which statement describes contingency teams?
• In SBAR, 'Situation' means:
• In the multidisciplinary practice example, the medical license board required the practice to be owned at least what percentage by a medical doctor?
• What is the primary purpose of check-back?
• Which statement best reflects the overall theme of effective interprofessional communication?
• Which factor is explicitly cited as a basis for granting clinical privileges to VA chiropractors?
• How should effective teams monitor performance?
• Which statement about core teams is true?
• A brief checklist should include
• Situation monitoring means the team
• Which practice is primarily used to review outcomes and improve team effectiveness?
• In the multidisciplinary practice example, what does the care manager discuss?
• In SBAR, 'Background' means:
• Which statement best describes a true team?
• Who is considered a member of the health care team?
• In the ownership arrangement, which party holds majority ownership?
• Which statement best describes how patient goals are defined in a multidisciplinary setting?
• A cardiac arrest team is an example of what type of team?
• What may providers be doing if they are on the same ward but not working as a team?
• Which statement best describes core team functions?
• Why should patients and families be included in care?
• Check-back is used to make sure:
• A post-event performance improvement is achieved through a debrief, not a brief.
• The two-step challenge model aims to?
• A disaster response team is an example of:
• Effective teams should accept and encourage:
• A good team leader should call for help appropriately.
• Which practice helps adjust the plan after action?
• Which statement about check-back is true?
• In the nursing home example, CNAs are not useful because they rarely see the patient.
• DESC stands for Describe, Explain, Stop, and Continue.
• Which type of team includes members who have direct care of the patient?
• Interprofessional teamwork can reduce:
• Which of the following correctly defines DESC as used in interprofessional communication?
• Which of the following is a documented capability of VA chiropractors?
• In the multidisciplinary practice example, what does the office schedule include every day to discuss patient care?
• Which statement about evaluation of new patients in the multidisciplinary practice is correct?
• Who oversees the practices and steps in on more complicated cases in the example?
• Which statement best reflects mutual respect in a high-functioning team?
• Which statement best describes safety concerns in IPASS BATON?
• Why are CNAs important in the nursing home team example?
• In a team, what is the expected pattern of idea sharing?
• In the VA, clinical privileges may be granted based on a chiropractor's documented:
• Which option best describes the role of coordinating teams?
• In the nursing home example, the family, patient, or patient advocate could attend the team meeting.
• Support services provide:
• Which practice improves safety by involving patient/family?
• Call-outs are helpful because they
• Which statement best captures the idea of admitting a lack of knowledge to improve care?
• Which statement describes contingency teams?
• Who is responsible for placing the patient's interests at the center of care?
• In the multidisciplinary practice, how is data entered into the electronic health record (EHR)?
• To effectively use SBAR, you should start by describing:
• A call-out communicates important information to:
• Which phrase describes flexibility in teamwork?
• In IPASS the BATON, 'Safety concerns' may include:
• Which statement about involving patients and families is true?
• Which condition is frequently present in high-performing teams?
• Which statement best reflects the role of the health care team in patient care?
• In IPASS the BATON, 'Introduction' includes:
• Which attribute expresses a team's unity?
• Which individuals could attend the nursing home team meeting?
• Effective teams monitor:
• Feedback should be directed toward
• The sports chiropractor traveling to the Olympics had what official title on credentials?
• Feedback that is vague and delayed is acceptable if the team is busy.
• Which factor is explicitly cited as a basis for granting clinical privileges to VA chiropractors?
• In the VA setting, how is the term 'subluxation' used in patient care discussions?
• A handoff includes the transfer of:
• Effective teams learn from:
• In the nursing home example, how often does the primary team meet to discuss patient care?
• What is a call-out in team communication?
• Mutual respect in a team means recognizing and valuing:
• Which SBAR element represents the clinician's conclusion about the problem?
• In the VA, chiropractors usually function under indirect medical supervision of:
• In the Olympic setting, which statement describes the sports chiropractor's scope?
• Who runs the nursing home team meetings in the PowerPoint example?
• Successful teams have a common purpose and measurable goals.
• In the multidisciplinary practice, when do most patients begin care?
• How do good teams share ideas and information?
• Which action is part of effective team leadership?
• Which statement about challenges in multidisciplinary care is most accurate?
• Feedback should be specific, meaning it should relate to
• Feedback should focus on
• In the VA, rehab and modalities are generally performed by:
• What can be an obstacle to team harmony?
• Which statement about the progression of care in the multidisciplinary practice is accurate?
• What differentiates teams from small groups?
• In the VA, new patient appointments are generally scheduled for:
• If a chiropractor in the VA sees 16-20 established and 2 new per day, what is the total daily range of patients?
• A debrief checklist asks whether
• A brief happens after patient care to review performance.
• In the VA, the term 'subluxation' is commonly used in patient care discussions.
• Measurable goals should be oriented toward which focus?