Exam 1 Flashcards

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Second phase of the nursing process

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Diagnosis

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The action phase

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Implementation

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1st phase of the nursing process

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Assessment

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Based on the pt’s response to health problems

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Diagnosis

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Includes the history and physical exam

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Assessment

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Divided into two phases

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Planning

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Determine whether the outcomes were met

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Evaluation

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The problem

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Diagnosis

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Includes test results and lab values

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Assessment

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10
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Based on evidence-based care standards

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Implementation or Planning

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Data gathering phase

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Assessment

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12
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Document actions and patient response

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Implementation

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Includes outcomes and interventions

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Planning

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Based on a review of the assessment data

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Diagnosis

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Care plan is modified

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Evaluation

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16
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Hypothesis is made

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Diagnosis

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Delegation occurs

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Implementation

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18
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Finished product is a care plan

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4 purposes of Nursing

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Promote Health
Prevent Illness
Restore Health
Advocacy

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Promote Health

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Education, encouragement, diet plans, exercise

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Prevent Illness

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Hygiene, Dr’s 1st set of eyes, vaccinations, screenings

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Restore Health

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Position changes, bandage changing

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Advocacy

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When pt is in pain, notice cues and verbal changes, providing resources

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What is the ANA?

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American Nurses Association
Code of ethics, scope standards, advocacy, ethics, quality of practice

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What is PT, OT, and RT?
Physical Therapy- focuses on improving pt body movement Occupational Therapist- focuses on pts ability to perform daily activities Respiratory Therapist- give pts oxygen, lung performance
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Roles and Functions of the Nurse
Direct care provider . Leader Communicator Change agent Teacher/educator. Manager Client advocate. Case Manager Counselor. Research consumer
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Definition of the Nursing Process
A systematic problem-solving process for the delivery of care
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Purpose of the Nursing Process
To help the nurse provider goal-directed, client-centered care
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What are the phases of the Nursing process?
1. Assessment 2. Diagnosis 3a. Planning Outcomes 3b. Planning Interventions 4. Implementation 5. Evaluation
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1st Phase of Nursing
Assessment- Gather data Asses the patient Subjective/objective Primary/secondary Health Hx
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2nd Phase of Nursing Process
Diagnosis- Identify pts health needs Dx from NANDA Prioritize (Maslows ABCs) . Pick one . Nursing Dx
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3rd Phase of Nursing Process
A. Planning outcomes- . Decide goals to achieve (measurable) B. Planning interventions- Chose intervention to achieve goals
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4th Phase of Nursing Process
Implementation- Document Action phase. Do it! Delegations
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5th Phase of the Nursing Process
Evaluation- Final phase Judge if actions successfully treated pts problems Yes/No- Assessment
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Clinical Judgement Model
NCJMM Built on & expands nursing process Evidence based Identifies 6 cognitive skilled needed to make clinical judgements
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NCJMM 6 cognitive skills
Recognize cues Analyze cues Prioritize hypotheses Generate solutions Take action Evaluate Outcomes
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NCJMM Step 1
Recognize Cues (Assessment)- Data gathering Subjective- what pts says (sx) Objective- what professionals say (observations & labs, CT, MRI) Primary (pt) Secondary (spouse, health record)
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Different types of assessments
Initial- 1st appointment, ED Ongoing- CA, vitals q 4hrs, pain management Comprehensive- whole body, spiritual Focused- ABD Pain (start with GI) Special needs- nutritional, cultural, psychosocial, family, wellness
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When do you validate data?
Subjective & objective do not agree Data falls out of nl range Pts statement changes *Once you get your data, document it*
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NCJMM step 2
Analyze cues/hypotheses (Diagnose)- Identify patterns Draw conclusion to identify pts health status
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Medical Diagnosis
Describes illness, injury, or disease Remains constant unless cured Made by Drs, NP, and PAs
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Nursing Diagnosis
Focuses on responses or health problems (N/V now under control… can change) NANDA nursing Dx (Self care deficit, impaired urinary elimination)
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Components of NANDA Nursing Diagnosis
Type of Nursing Dx- Problem focused, health promotion, at risk Problem- NANDA Dx Etiology- (r/t related to) Related or risk factor or cause Signs & Symptoms- (AEB as evidence by) Cluster of symptoms that support Dx