Exam 3 Flashcards
(26 cards)
cognitive learning domain
knowledge
comprehension
thinking
past experiences
new concepts
affective learning domains
feelings
values
intangible
beliefs
expression
psychomotor learning domain
imitation
procedure/skills
doing domain
demonstration
main principles of learning when teaching
focus the learning
attitude- willing, ready to learn
learning styles
teaching sessions and materials
motivating the patient
diversity
essential elements of patient education related to meds
how to store meds
instruct them how to refill
demonstrate how to prepare med
what meds need to be continued
how to read syringe
how to get supply they need
know how to do preassessments before giving certain meds
common side effects they don’t need to worry about
Education for everyone
5 steps in nursing process
assessment
nursing diagnosis
planning
implementation
evaluation
assessment
data collection
nursing history, medical history
professional observations
physical exam
diagnostic test results
nursing diagnosis
Id defining characteristics
perform focused assessment
formulate nursing diagnosis
id and seek orders
planning
set priorities
develop written outcome statements
formulate nursing interventions
formulate anticipated therapeutic outcomes
integrate outcomes
implementation
meet physical and emotional needs
provide for patient safety
perform/modify nursing interventions
monitor for potential complications
perform ongoing assessments
document care delivered and responses
evaluation
document/revise outcome attainment
continue care or start referral to community-based health agency or discharge process
Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs to prioritize patients
individual needs
determining which care aspect needs addressed first
types of nursing actions for implementation stage
dependent
interdependent
independent
dependent nursing actions
directly related to the orders that are written by the healthcare provider
interdependent nursing actions
performs baseline and subsequent focused assessments that are valuable for establishing therapeutic goals, the duration of therapy, the detection of drug toxicity, and the frequency of reevaluation.
independent nursing actions
nonpharmacological interventions
things we don’t need orders for
legal and ethical considerations for med admin
clear policy that authorizes admin of med
signed med order
understanding of rational for drug use
understand drug action, dosing, dilution, route, rate of admin, common and serious AE, contraindications
medication errors
prescribing errors
transcription errors
dispensing errors
admin errors
monitoring errors
adverse drug events
What are adverse drug events
giving wrong dose
prevent med errors
6 rights
admin med same way every time
use technology
perform double check
verify
Report any variance
abnormal hepatic or renal function verify before admin
ped patients= body surface area
high alert meds
insulin
heparin
opioids
potassium injectable
neuromuscular blocking agents
chemotherapeutic agents
sound-alike meds
tall-man lettering- bigger letters
clinical goldmines check
label of container for name, concentration, route
patient’s chart, kardex, med profile, id bracelet for allergies; for rotation schedule
meds to be mixed in 1 syringe
patient’s Id using 2 identifiers
clinical goldmines do’s
approach in firm but kind manner
adjust to most appropriate position for route admin
remain till all meds given
teach patient and family about med admin
give simple honest answers regarding med and treatment plan
use container to admin
reward child who is cooperative