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Virtual Nursing and AI Remote Monitoring Quiz

Tests which tasks virtual nurses take on, how virtual nursing differs from virtual sitting and tele-ICU, and licensure and privacy requirements.

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Which pair of tasks is most typical for a virtual nurse in the model the guide describes?

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  1. Which pair of tasks is most typical for a virtual nurse in the model the guide describes?
    • Starting IVs and inserting urinary catheters
    • Turning patients and changing dressings
    • Admission histories and discharge education
    • Transporting patients to imaging
  2. How does continuous virtual observation (virtual sitting) differ from virtual nursing?
    • Observers, who may not be nurses, watch many patients for safety events rather than doing RN clinical work
    • Virtual sitting is only used in outpatient clinics
    • Virtual sitters prescribe medications remotely
    • There is no difference; the terms mean the same thing
  3. What made Mercy Virtual Care Center notable, according to the guide?
    • It was the first hospital to ban in-room cameras
    • It is a mobile clinic that travels between rural towns
    • It only serves pediatric patients
    • It opened in 2015 as a dedicated telehealth building with no patient beds
  4. What licensure rule applies to a virtual nurse caring for a patient in another state?
    • No license is needed for video-based care
    • The nurse must be licensed where the patient is located, which the Nurse Licensure Compact eases among member states
    • Only a physician license is required
    • The hospital's accreditation replaces individual licensure
  5. What typically generates tasks on a virtual nurse's worklist?
    • Random assignment every hour
    • Patient satisfaction survey responses
    • Admission, discharge and transfer events and orders
    • Requests posted on social media
  6. Which privacy practice does the guide describe for in-room virtual nursing cameras?
    • Cameras stay off or covered until activated, with a chime or indicator when someone connects
    • Cameras record continuously and post footage to the chart
    • Patients cannot tell when the camera is active
    • Privacy is handled only by blurring the nurse's face
  7. Why do nurses and unions object to some virtual nursing rollouts?
    • Virtual nurses earn more than bedside nurses
    • Cameras reduce the number of patient rooms
    • Virtual nurses refuse to do documentation
    • Hospitals may use virtual nurses to justify higher bedside patient loads
  8. Which of these can a virtual nurse NOT do, according to the guide?
    • Teach a patient about new medications
    • Start an IV or respond physically to an emergency
    • Mentor a new graduate nurse through documentation
    • Complete medication reconciliation

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