Vocabulary Flashcards

(37 cards)

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Written instructions by doc for care & treatment of the patient upon entry into the hospital

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admission orders

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a patient that has been admitted and assigned a bed on the nursing unit

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inpatient

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a pt. admission panned in advance, ti may be urgent or elective

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scheduled admission

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a form used by nursing staff to maintain a current pt. profile and is disposed of upon pt. leaving

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kardex

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5
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chart forms that are in addition to the standard chart forms and are added to the patient’s chart according to specific care needs

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supplemental forms

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form completed by the Physician which gives a brief summary of the patient’s care and history while in the hospital

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Physician Progress Notes

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form used by nursing staff to advise the Physician of any important information regarding the pt.

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notes to Physician

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completed at time of pt admission to the unit by the Nursing Staff

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Nursing Assessment/History form

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the process of obtaining info and partially preparing admitting forms before the time of pt arrival at the HCF

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Pre Admit

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Main purpose for having a chart

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  1. written record of pt illness treatment care & outcome from hospitalization
  2. means of communication btwn nursing staff and medical staff
  3. plan for future plan
  4. legal purposes
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Guidelines for entries in pt chart

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  1. black ink
  2. transcribing symbols in red ink
  3. legible and accurate
  4. printed or written
  5. abbreviations from list of approved
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Assembling Chart

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Addressograph all forms and put behind corresponding divider
Name labels and other pertinent labels on chart binder
Do in timely accurate manner

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13
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Forms that accompany pt from admitting

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Admission-Separation
Consent for Treatment
Information Collection Authorization
Pt. Release form
Discharge Summary
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Forms in a Chart Pack

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Risk Alert
Discharge Summary
Notes to Physician
Allergy Caution
Orders & Directives
Nurses Notes
24 Hour Flow Sheets
Patient Data Base
Clinical Record
Fluid Balance Record
Fall Prevention
MAR
Signature Sheet
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Admission-separation Record

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pt. full name
DOB
diagnosis
Doctor
PHN
NOK
allergies
address
CCI's
contact person 
type of admission
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16
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Form completed by Physician and nursing staff giving the pts. D/C instructions and RX

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Discharge Medications & Instructions

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4 forms that may be on clipboard by pts. bed

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V/S Record
24 Hr Flow Sheet
Neurovascular Checklist
Fluid Balance Record

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Additional or Supplemental Chart Forms

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History/Physical Update
Neurovascular Checklist
Diabetic Record
Anticoagulant Chart
Fluid Balance Record
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Info found on a Kardex

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Activity Level
Diet
Code status
Allergies
History
Lab Tests
IV's
Treatments
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Thinning

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MAR
24 Hr Flow Sheet/Nurses Notes
V/S & Clinical Records
base care records

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Types of Discharges

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Home
Home with Assistance
LAMA
Tsf to another HCF
Death
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Maintaining Pt. Chart

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  • know ID of persons that have access to chart
  • “A” with pts name and add forms when needed
  • put chart in rack when not in use
  • thin chart when needed
  • file diagnostic results & reports
  • review for new orders
  • assist in locating
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Forms to copy & send to HCF pt transferring to

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Admission-Separation
History/Consults
Diagnostic/Lab results
Current MAR & Drug Profile

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Reports under Laboratory

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chemistry
toxicology
blood bank 
blood gasses
ECG
cultures
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CCI's
ARO Antibiotic Resistant Organism DNA Do Not Acknowledge AVB Aggressive Violent Behavior
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Components of Admission Orders
- Admitting Dx - pt. code status - diet - activity - meds - diagnostic and treatment orders - request for old records - misc. - observation
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Admitting gives NUC for new admission
- type of admission - pt.name - pt. Dx - pt. Doctor - pt.sex & age - room & bed #
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What does NUC receive from Admitting if pt. is elective/routine admission
- Admission-Separation Record - "A" card - ID armband - Allergy armband - Discharge Summary - Consent for Tx - Info Collection Auth. - Pt. Release Form - Preferred Accom. - ARO screening
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Emergency Admission
Same as an Elective/Routine plus: - crew report - Short Stay Emergency Assessment Record - Nurses notes/Flow Sheet - Lab Reports - Physicians order form - Emergency Record - Old Chart
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Activity Orders
``` AAT CBR BR with BRP Dangle up in hall up in chair with assist up as tol up ad lib ```
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DNR
All info entered into computer Transcribe code on Kardex in red ink Green sleeve in front of chart
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Types of Isolations
Precautionary Strict Reverse Respiratory
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Why put in isolation
Prevent spread of disease-causing organisms | Protect pts. with limited resistance to disease
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Types of Precautions
Contact Droplet Droplet/Contact Airborne
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3 Types of Admissions
Routine/Elective- planned in advance. Direct- bypass admitting & emerg. & go directly to nursing unit. Emergency- unplanned; result of accident or sudden illness.
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Roles of FNS
Prepare & serve food to pts. Meet dietary needs & preferences of pts. Be part of pts. care & Tx plan Provide dietary info to pts. & families
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Diet Orders
``` NPO DAT Diabetic Sips & Chips Soft CF Regular Soft FF ```