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- Continuious process
- open-mindedness
- recognize an issue exists
- Determine which idnetified assumtions are true and relevant (patients can lie)
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Critical thinking as related to nursing |
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- Gather information
- Analyze information
- Evaluate information
- Make conclusions
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When an issue exists
(How the nursing process works) |
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Levels of Critical Thinking |
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- Based on specific rules
- Learner trusts the experts to have the right answer to every problem
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- Analyze and examin chouce more indenpendently
- Consider risks and benefits of decisions
- After you get comfortable with what you are doing you are able to do this but may have to ask sometimes
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Complex Critical Thinking |
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- Anticipates when to make choices without assistance from others
- Accepts accountability for decisions made
- Can make desicions by yourself and know it is right
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Commitment Critical Thinking |
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- Problem solving activity
- Defines a problem
- Selects an appropriate action
- Requires careful reasoning
- Priorities are not Automatic
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- Assessment
- Diagnosis
- Planning
- Implementation
- Evaluation
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Part where you form a patient goal and intervention |
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- Subjective
- Objective
- Assessment
- Plan
- Evaluation
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Component of Nursing Process |
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- Based on the data collected
- What is the patients problem?
- Health care Needs
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- What goal will solve the patient's problem
- What interventions will achieve the goal
- Why do these interventions achieve the goal-- rationales
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- Putting the interventions into action
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- Was the goal achieved?
- Has the problem been resolved?
- What needs to be adjusted?
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Subjective data collected |
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based on the subjective and objective data collected and what the patient's problem needs i.e. diagnosis |
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What needs to be done to resolve the patient's problem i.e. diagnosis |
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Did the plan work ? is the problem resolved? what needs to be adjusted? |
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- This is where the nursing process begins!
- Supports critical thinking
- ONGOING
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Any information that is subjective data that did not come from the patient |
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Secondary Subjective Data |
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Primary purpose is to recognize clients response to an illness or situation |
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3 Components of Nursing diagnosis |
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- Problem
- Etiology
- Signs and Symptoms
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Use an Approved NANDA diagnosis |
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Related to ( what caused the problem) |
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Types of Nursing Diagnosis |
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- Actual
- Health Promtion
- Risk
- Syndrome
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- Patient centered
- Mutually agreed on
- Realistic and attainable
- Clear, concise,singular
- Action/verb
- Measurable
- Time
- Prioritize
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- Specific
- Measurable
- Attaintable
- Realistic
- Timed
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- Usually <1 week
- Direct, immediate
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- Usually over weeks or months
- Discharge planning
- Long term Care
- Rehab
- Mental health settings
- Community Nursing settings
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- What needs to be done to achieve the goal
- Physicans order NOT mandatory
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- Individualized and specific
- clearly written
- Action Verb
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- ACTION PHASE
- initiaction of the nursing care plan
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- Were the goals met, partially met, or not met.
- Patient centered
- effectiveness of intervention
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