Chapter 9 Flashcards

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  1. Cue
  2. Inference
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  1. Obtained through use of senses

2. Judgement or interpretation of cues

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Structured vs problem focued approach,

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Structured uses guidelines to make sure the data is complete

Problem focused begins with problem

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The first step of establishing a baseline is to,

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Collect subjective information

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Open ended question

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Answer requires more than a few words

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Back channelling

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“All right” “go on”

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The last step of assessment should be to,

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Communicate the assessment findings either though documentation or verbally

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  1. Nursing diagnosis
  2. Medical diagnosis
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  1. Within the scope of nursing practice, often symptoms of disease.
  2. Actual medical diagnosis, disease
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Defining characteristics

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Clinical criteria or assessment findings that support the nursing diagnosis

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Related factor

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Identified from the assessment data and is the reason the PT is displaying the diagnosis. Maybe be pathophysiological, treatment related, situational, and maturational

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What is the nursing process?

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A critical thinking process that nurses use to apply the best availed evidence to caregiving

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Assessment involves,

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Collecting and verifying data.

Analysis of data and development of nursing diagnosis

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Can a nursing diagnosis use a medical diagnosis as the etiology?

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Nooo

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Remember … when looking at nursing diagnoses

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PES
Problem
Etiology
Symptoms

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Planning involves,

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Setting priorities, identifying PT centered goals and expected outcomes

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A PT centered goal is,

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A broad statement that describes a desired change in a PTs condition.
Time limited and reasonable

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Expected outcomes

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Measurable criteria to evaluate goal achievement

16
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Dependent nursing interventions require,

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An order from a physician or other health care provider

17
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Nursing interventions classification
(NIC)

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    1. Physiological basic and complex
  1. Behavioral
  2. Safety
  3. Family
  4. Health system
  5. Community
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Critical pathways

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PT care management plans that provide the interdisciplinary health team with activities and tasks to be put into practice sequentially

19
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Clinical practice guideline

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Set of statements that help nurses and other health care providers make decisions about specific clinical situations

20
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Standing order

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Preprinted document containing orders for conducting procedures for specific PTs with identified clinical problems

21
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What should you know about delegating care

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You are always responsible for making sure that the staff member completes the task according to standard of care

22
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The evaluation process included what dice elements?

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  1. Identifying evaluative criteria and standards
  2. Collecting data to determine if the PT met the criteria or standards
  3. Interpreting and summarizing findings
  4. Documenting findings
  5. Terminating, continuing, or revising care