Professionalism Flashcards Preview

Module 1 (Intro To Basics) > Professionalism > Flashcards

Flashcards in Professionalism Deck (23)
Loading flashcards...
1
Q

Florence Nightingale

A

1st epidemiologist = sanitation immediate improvement
1st nursing school - St.Thomas in London

2
Q

Professional Qualities

A

current knowledge
insight and compassionate
critical thinking
organize and speaking skills
clinical expertise
patience and competent
physical stamina

3
Q

What quality does an RN need but an LVN is not required to have?

A

critical thinking

4
Q

Professionalism Attributes

A

doing the job
being kind
act ethically
flourish over time
changing identies

5
Q

Responsible and accountable for who? With who is center of care?

A

self, patients, peers

Patient is the center of care

6
Q

What is the soft definition of professional nurse?

A

in art, learning to deliver care with compassion, caring, and respect for patient dignity and individuality

7
Q

What is the hard definition of professional nurse?

A

science based on knowledge and evidence-based practice

8
Q

ANA Code of Ethics

A

compassion and respect

primary patient

advocates and protects rights and safety

9
Q

Assessment def

A

collects data pertient to pt

10
Q

Diagnosis def

A

analyzes data to problem

11
Q

Outcome def

A

identifies expected outcomes for individual plans

12
Q

Planning def

A

develop with strategies and alternatives

13
Q

Implement def

A

apply the plan

14
Q

Evaluate def

A

gauges progress

15
Q

Benner’s Stages

A

Novice=student, a nurse in a new field “inexperienced and task-oriented”

Advanced Beginner= new graduate focus on situations for an in-depth experience

Competent= works 2-3 years

Proficent= more than 2-3 years, situation as a whole, faster and efficient, assist new nurses

Expert= diverse skills,prepares for worse condition, well developed nursing institution, relevant problem

16
Q

Autonomy

A

independent interventions with out med orders

17
Q

Accountability

A

professional and legally answerable for quality of care

18
Q

Nursing Roles

A

Caregiver - assist pt to max level of functioning
Advocate - protects pt rights
Educator - utilize methods with preferences to families
Communicator - central to nurse and pt relationship
Manager - collaborative pt centered care

19
Q

Expanded Nursing Career Roles

A

educator, adminstraor, research, informatist, entrepeneur

20
Q

APRN and physician Studies

A

have better outcomes
increase in pt understanding, cooperation with treatment
decrease need of hospitalization

21
Q

NAP/CNA duties

A

VS, physical care, indirect secretary duties

22
Q

RN duties

A

VS, physical care, implement orders, IV meds, blood administration, and meds
-do CNA work at any time

23
Q

2022 Trends

A

nurse shortage
telehealth
self-care
increase in specialty
increase in education
leader roles