VR Test 2 (Chapters 4 - 6) Flashcards

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Nursing Process (4)

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Way of thinking and acting based on the scientific method
Client centered
Think cognitively and critically
Use creativity
Use intuition
Framework upon which nursing care is based

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Critical Thinking (4)

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Directed, purposeful mental activity by which ideas are created and evaluated, plans are constructed and desired outcomes are decided; can occur in or out of the clinical setting

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Priority (4)

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Something taking precedence over other things at a particular time because of greater importance

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Outcomes (4)

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Results of actions

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Clinical Judgement (4)

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The outcome or results of clinical reasoning

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Scientific method (4)

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Step-by-step process used by scientists to solve problems

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Clinical reasoning (4)

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Critical thinking in the clinical setting

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Cues (5)

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Pieces of information that influence decisions

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Data (5)

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Pieces f information on a specific topic

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Goal (5)

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Broad idea of what is to be achieved through nursing intervention

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Signs (5)

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Abnormalities objectively verifiable by objective meand

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Symptoms (5)

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Data the patient says are occurring that are not verifiable by objective means

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Etiologic factors (5)

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Causes of the problem

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Database (5)

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All of the information gathered about a patient

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Inferences (5)

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Conclusions made based on observed data

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Interview (5)

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Verbal interaction with patient to obtain data

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Subjective data (5)

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Data obtained from the patient verbally

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Objective data (5)

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Data that can be measured (Obtained by the interviewer through the senses and hands-on physical examination)

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Implementation (6)

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Carrying out nursing interventions

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Interventions (6)

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Actions that come from collaborative care planning

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Documentation (6)

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Recording of pertinent data on the clinical record

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Evaluation (6)

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Assessment of effectiveness of nursing actions in meeting expected outcomes

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Clinical pathway (6)

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Step-by-step approach to the total care of the patient

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Outcome-based quality improvement (6)

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Manage the quality of performance

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Nursing audit (6)
Examination of patient records to see if patient care meets accepted standards
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Independent nursing action (6)
Nursing action based on nursing judgement that does not require an order
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Dependent nursing action (6)
Action requiring a health care provider's order
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Interdependent action (6)
Actions involving more than one health care professional
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Time-flexible (6)
Can be done at any time
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Time-fixed (6)
Must be done at a set time
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Problem solving steps (4)
1. Define the problem clearly 2. Consider all possible alternatives as solutions to the problem 3. Consider the possible outcomes for each alternative 4. Predict the likelihood of each outcome occurring 5. Choose the alternative with the best chance of success that has the fewest undesirable outcomes
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What would be an independent nursing action? (6)
Teaching about the side effects of a medication
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Nursing diagnosis is a way of (5)
stating patient problems
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Assessment consists of gathering information about patients and their _____ using _________. (6)
needs | a variety of methods
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Assessment is an_____ process. (6)
ongoing
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Defining characteristics are the ____ and ____ attached to a nursing diagnosis that indicate the data from which the diagnosis was derived. (6)
signs | symptoms
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Etiologic factors are those that indicates the patient's ____ status or risk of a _____ _____, the causative or related factors, and the specific ____ _____. (6)
health problem developing defining characteristics (signs and symptoms)
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When nausea is expressed, it would be considered _____ data. (6)
subjective
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In order to perform efficiently and to set priorities, sat the beginning of the shift, the nurse should perform a quick ___ for each assigned patient. (6)
assessment
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NANDA nursing diagnoses may be actual or related to _____. (6)
a risk, syndrome or to promote wellness
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Before you interview a patient, you should perform a ____. (6)
chart review
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The nursing problems present for a patient are determined by _____ the assessment data. (6)
analyzing
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Nursing care is delivered by considering the order of ____ of the patient's needs or problems. (6)
priority
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Expected outcome statements should be written so that they are easy to ____ whether or not they have been achieved. (6)
evaluate
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When prioritizing nursing care, _____ always take precedence. (6)
physiologic needs for basic survival (ABC)
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When analyzing the information gathered during assessment, you should look for ____ indicating deviation from the norm. (6)
cues
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Sources of data used for the information of a patient database: (6)
``` Interviews Defining characteristics Physicians history and physical ancillary staff notes admission notes ```
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Methods used to gather a patient database: (6)
1. Interview 2. Chart Review 3. Physical Exam
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5 Steps of the Nursing Process (4) - ANPIE
1. Assessment - RN 2. Nursing Diagnosis - RN 3. Planning 4. Implementation 5. Evaluation
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Assessment
Data collection - (facts) Prioritize and organize Validate (readback) Document
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Nursing Diagnosis
Identify the health status and problems of the patient
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Planning
``` Get an outcome Determine goals and outcomes Decide on interventions to reach goals Promote wellness of patient Prevent/correct any problems Relieving any problems that exist ```
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Implementation
Performing actions to make plan work Delegate some tasks Document
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Evaluation
Check to see if plan worked (goals achieved)
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Patient benefits from Nursing Process
Needs are being met
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Nurse benefits from Nursing Process
Learn from each situation Meets standards of practice Continuity of care Job satisfaction