Stuff Flashcards
(29 cards)
Types of loss
Actual, perceived, physical, physiological, external, environmental, loss of relationships, maturation loss, situational loss, age
Types of grief
Uncomplicated
Dysfunctional(persistent severe)
Disenfranchised(Unrecognized by society)
Anticipatory(expected loss)
Kubler 5 stages of grief
Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance
Types of end of life care
Palliative - comfort during curative care
Hospice - comfort during life limiting illness
Cultural/ religious care
be nonjudgemental
ask the patient in assessment
patient centered care
Specific religious healthcare to be aware of
Judaism - circumcision, kosher
Jehovahs witness - no blood no bday
Mormons - no caffeine
Muslim - no pork
Hindu - wash hands under running water, no eggs, no beed
often gendered care concerns
HIPPA
Patient info confidentiality
ADA
Disabilities act - employers must provide reasonable accommodation
PSDA
patient self determination act
Mandated reporting
communicable disease(ex:tuberculosis)
Abuse
Good samaritan law
In a public scenario…
If you don’t react you can’t be sued
If you do react and accidentally cause harm you can’t be sued
QSEN six competencies of nursing
Patient centered care
Teamwork and collaboration
Evidence based practice
Quality improvement
Safety
Informatics
NLN 4 competencies of nursing
human flourishing
nursing judgement
professional identity
spirit of inquiry
Autonomy
make your own choices
Beneficence
promotes good
fidelity
do what you say
justice
be fair in your care
nonmaleficence
do no harm
veracity
be truthful
MORAL decision making model
M massage the dilemma
O outline the options
R solve the dilemma
A ct
L ook back and evaluate
Morals vs ethics
Morals = what
Ethics = why
Florence nightingales theory
Clean environment and healthy food
Virginia henderson
“Nature of nursing”
Describes nurses function
14 basic needs
Patricia Benner
Caring model - nurse connect with patient
Novice to Expert learning idea - growing happens at predictable times
