Nx 100 Ch 1, 3, 8 Flashcards

Test 1 (27 cards)

1
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nursing is focused on….

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the person receiving the care

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2
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the focus of all nursing definitions is…

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the patient

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3
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4 skills nurses use

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cognitive
technical
interpersonal
ethical/legal issues

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4
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6 nursing roles

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caregiver
communicator/teacher/educator
counselor
leader
researcher
advocate
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5
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5 aspects of the nursing process

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major guideline for the Nx practice 
helps nurses implement roles
Integrates art & science of Nx
allows nurses to use critical thinking
defines areas of care w/in Nx
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6
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5 steps of the Nx process

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assessment
nursing diagnosis
planning
implementation
evaluation
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7
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health

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a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of a disease or infirmity

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8
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illness

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the unique response of a person to a disease; an abnormal process involving changed level of functioning

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9
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wellness

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an active state of being healthy by living a lifestyle promoting good physical, mental, and emotional health

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10
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6 dimensions of health

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intellectual
environmental
spiritual
sociocultural
emotional
physical
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11
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acute illness

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rapid onset of symptoms; short duration

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12
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chronic illness

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permanent change; irreversible; requires special patient education for rehab; long term care/support

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13
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stages of illness behavior

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experiencing symptoms
assuming sick role
assuming a dependent role
achieving recovery and rehabilitation

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14
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risk factors for illness

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age
genetic factors
physiologic factors
health habits
lifestyle
environment
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15
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maslow’s hierarchy of needs

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physiologic
safety
love and belonging
self-esteem
self actualization
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16
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levels of illness/disease prevention

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primary: weight loss, exercise
secondary: screenings, family counseling
tertiary: medications, surgical Tx, OT

17
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3 components of the health-belief model

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perceived susceptibility to a disease
perceived seriousness of a disease
perceived benefits of action
(perceptions = lifestyle)

18
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the health-illness continuum

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views health as a constantly changing state between total wellness and death
(health/wellness is dynamic)

18
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Aims of nursing

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  • to promote health
  • to prevent illness
  • to restore health
  • to facilitate coping with disability or death
19
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3 types of credentialing

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Accreditation
Licensure
Certification

20
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Nurse practice acts

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Define legal scope of Nx practice
Exclude untrained/unlicensed people from practicing
Create a state board of Nx

21
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Licensure

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The legal authority to practice as a Nx professional

22
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The high-level wellness model

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Helps pt know who & what he is.
Encourages nurse to treat holistically
Functioning to ones max potential while maint balance and a purposeful direction

23
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The health promotion model

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Illustrates the multidimensional nature of persons interacting w/ their environment as they pursue health.
Incorporates individual characteristics & experiences

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Agent-host-environment model
Agent, host, and environment interact in ways that create risk factors
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Managed care
Control cost Gatekeepers monitor care Limits choice of providers Requires approval for special care
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Case management
Coordinates care (nurses are coordinators) Controls cost Improves access to healthcare Use critical pathways to identify protocols