Silent Authority, Assertiveness, and Exchange Are Three Sources of Power

question 48

True/False

Silent authority, assertiveness, and exchange are three sources of power.

Understand the principles and practices that ensure patient safety and minimize medication errors.

Identify and implement strategies to promote a positive safety culture within healthcare settings.

Recognize and utilize standard order sets and verification processes for medication administration to prevent errors.

Implement strategies to differentiate and correctly identify medications with look-alike or sound-alike names.

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Definitions:

Charismatic

Describes a person possessing a compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire devotion in others, often seen in leadership contexts.

Conduct Disorder

A psychological disorder in childhood and adolescence characterized by a persistent pattern of disruptive and violent behaviors and a disregard for others.

Life-course-persistent Antisocial Behavior

A pattern of antisocial and criminal behavior that persists from childhood into adult life, often associated with neurological deficits and adverse childhood experiences.

Conduct Disorder

A mental disorder diagnosed in childhood or adolescence characterized by a persistent pattern of disregarding the rights and feelings of others.