Funda set 5 Flashcards

1
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Nurse Main Responsibilities to Patient:

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  1. Participation of client in his own care ensured
  2. Rights of client protected, supported
  3. Autonomy (independency) of client is
    safeguarded
  4. Needs of client is communicated
  5. Information related to his care and condition
    provided
  6. Nurture therapeutic alliance
  7. Give options for decision
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2
Q

ROLES OF A NURSE

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Caregiver-
Communicator
Educator
Counselor
Manager/Coordinator/Change agent
Leader/Clinician
Advocate
Researcher

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3
Q

helping clients promote, restore and
maintain dignity, health and wellness, within the
physiologic, spiritual, emotional, development,
cultural, social needs of a holistic person

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Caregiver-

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4
Q
  • this is a central role of the nurse as
    the nurse identifies needs and problems of the client
    or a group, the same is communicated to other
    members of the health tea
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Communicator

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5
Q

involved all nursing activities;
especially when health promotion is the primary
nursing concern

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Educator/Teacher

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6
Q

this is the role that helps clients recognize
and cope with stressful physchological and social
problems

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Counselor-

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7
Q

the nurse
directly manages and coordinates care; delegates
nursing activities, supervises and evaluates
performances of other nurses

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Manager/Coordinator/Change Agent-

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8
Q

use of technical expertise to
administer nursing care and initiate and modify care
based on the client’s needs

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Leader/Clinician

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9
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the nurse intercedes for or works on
behalf of the patient; explains, interprets and
defends the patient’s rights

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Advocate-

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10
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  • participates in scientific investigation
    and uses research findings in nursing research
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Researcher

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11
Q

→ It covers the direct nursing care, linkages for
community health, teaching in nursing, nursing and
health human resources

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R.A. 9173 (Philippine Nursing Act of 2022)

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12
Q

nursing
act before R.A. 9173

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R.A. 7164 (Philippine Nursing Act of 1991)

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13
Q

→ Composed of chairperson and 6 members (total of 7
people)
→ The board of nursing is appointed by the president
→ Board of nursing are recommended from 2
recommendation for vacancy by PRC; chosen from
ranked 3 nominees of the PNA

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PRBON (Philippine Regulatory Board Of Nursing)

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14
Q
  1. Information
  2. Choice
  3. Respect
  4. Participation
  5. Confidentiality
  6. Appeals
  7. Access

→ Privacy
→ Autonomy
→ The refusal of treatment
→ Information
→ Educate
→ Not to be restrained
→ To be treated with confidentiality
→ Services the right to use the services

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Patient’s Bill of Rights

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15
Q

a legal obligation in health care which is
also an ethical and moral responsibility
→ It is important to assume responsibility for one’s
own nursing practice
→ ANA has a code that states that the nurse will
assume accountability for nursing judgement
and actions

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Accountability-

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16
Q

The Four Great Periods of Nursing

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Intuitive Nursing
Apprentice Nursing
Educated Nursing
Contemporary Nursing

17
Q

→ This untaught nursing was instinctive
→ Dated from pre-historic times
→ Practice among primitive tribes and lasted
through Christian era
→ Performed out of feeling of compassion to
others
→ Out of wish to do good - HELPING

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Intuitive Nursing

18
Q

→ Extend from the founding of religious orders in
the 6
th century through the crusades which
began in the 11
th Century to 1836
→ The Deacons School of Nursing at Kaiserswerth,
Germany established by Pastor Fliedner and his
wife
→ Period of “on the job training” - desired of
person to be trained

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Apprentice Nursing

19
Q

→ Began in 1860
→ Florence Nightingale School of Nursing opened
at St. Thomas’ in London
→ First program of formal education for nurses
started

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Educated Nursing

20
Q

→ Began at the end of World War II (1945)
→ Scientific and Technological developments of
many social changes occurs

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Contemporary Nursing