careplan

Question 1

is the ordering of nursing diagnoses or patient problems to establish an order for nursing interventions

Answer 1

priority setting

Question 2

t/f: problem focused diagnoses and problems take priority over wellness, possible risk, and health promotion problems?

Answer 2

True

Question 3

this proccess helps you anticipate and sequence nursing interventions when a patient has multiple nursing diagnoses and collaborative problems

Answer 3

establishing priorities/prioirty setting

Question 4

t/f: you shouldn’t establish priorities in relation to their ongoing clinical importance

Answer 4

false

Question 5

setting priorities based on patient diagnoses and collaborative problems is a part of?

Answer 5

planning nursing care

Question 6

what do you need to identify while planning nursing care?

Answer 6

patient centered goals and expected outcomes

Question 7

what do you need to prescribe while planning nursing care?

Answer 7

appropriate nursing interventions

Question 8

a nursing care plan is something youre going to implement, but where else is it important to focus on ?

Answer 8

while giving report

Question 9

what is the importance of a nursing diagnoses that if untreated will result in harm to patient or others?

Answer 9

high

Question 10

what level of importance is given to a nursing diagnoses that is not always directly related to a specific illness or prognosis but affect a patients future well-being?

Answer 10

low

Question 11

What level of importance is given to a nonemergent and non life threatening diagnosis?

Answer 11

intermediate

Question 12

when should you review priorities?

Answer 12

each time you see a patient

Question 13

this is a broad statement that describes the desired change in a patient’s condition, perceptions, or behavior

Answer 13

goal

Question 14

t/f: you are usually going to have a short and long term goal?

Answer 14

true

Question 15

what are goals often based on?

Answer 15

standards of care or clinical gudelines for minimal safe practice

Question 16

what is the time frame for a short term goal?

Answer 16

next couple of hours or by shift change

Question 17

what is the time frame for a long term goal?

Answer 17

usually seven days or longer

Question 18

under which stage is care planning in the nursing process?

Answer 18

planning

Question 19

which four elements affect your careplanning?

Answer 19

expereience, knowledge, standards, and attitudes

Question 20

which is patient collaboration necessary?

Answer 20

to better prioritize goals and to develop realistic and relevant plan of care

Question 21

what pneumonic is used when making goals?

Answer 21

SMART

Question 22

What are SMART Goals?

Answer 22

specific, measurable, attainable, reasonable, time bound

Question 23

What are the three types of interventions?

Answer 23

nurse initiated, health care provider initiated, other provider-initiated

Question 24

what are factors to consider while selecting nursing interventions?

Answer 24

desired patient outcomes, characteristics of nursing diagnosis, research, feasibility, acceptability to patient, nurses own competency

Question 25

hospitals are using ____ and ______ ____ _____ ____ protocols to reduce variations in clinical practice, standardize evicence based care, reduce patient length of stay, and improve patient oucomes

Answer 25

critical pathways and enhanced recovery after surgery

Question 26

t/f: you must individualize or tailor patient care?

Answer 26

TRUE

Question 27

what do you do when you face problems in providing nursing or collaborative care or in delivering dependent interventions?

Answer 27

you consult with other health care professionals

Question 28

what are the standardizes nursing diagnoses that we use?

Answer 28

NAMDA