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| What are the Five steps in the Nursing Process ? |
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Definition
1- Assessment
2- Diagnosis
3- Plan
4- Implementation
5- Evaluation |
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To collect, organize and Validate Data
two types
1- Objective Data- observable and measurable
2- Subjective Data- what the patient says or thinks
Assessment from head to toe |
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| What are the parts of the Nursing Diagnosis? And what is each? |
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Definition
Actual- Problem validated by nurse. Ex. Disturbed sleep pattern or Impaired memory
Potential Risk- What the patient is at risk for. Ex. Risk for falls
Wellness- what the patient wants to do for a higher level of health. Ex Readiness for enhanced spiritual well being. |
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| What are the four Components to Writing the Nurse Diagnosis? |
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Definition
Descriptor- the word that describes the human response
ex. impaired, ineffective
Label- the actual health problem
ex.hypothermia, acute pain
Related Factors- factors that show relationship with nursing diagnosis.
Ex. Ineffective breathing pattern due to pain.
Defining characteristics- signs,statements and symptoms made by patient
ex. Anxiety related to threat of death as evidenced by by expressed concerns due to life change, shakiness and voice quivering. |
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| What are the three steps in the outcomes identification part of the nursing process? |
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Definition
Patient goal- removal or repsonse to patient problem
Ex. If patient has anxiety then " Removal of patent anxiety"
Patient outcome- expected change in patient behavior to have progress toward goal.
Ex. loose 8 pounds
practice- start the outcomes |
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| What are the parts of planning in the nursing process? |
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Definition
Prioritize- prioritize the the rank of each nursing diagnosis.
Use Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Intervention-steps made by nurse to help meet the patient outcomes.
Independent interventions- nurse legally allowed to implement plan based on experience and education.
Collaborative interventions- Physician made plans carried out by nurse
Evidence based- |
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Term
| Maslow's Hierarchy Of needs |
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Definition
1- physiological needs
2- safety and security needs
3- love and belonging
4-self-esteem
5- self-actualization |
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Term
| What is the implementation part of the nursing process? |
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Definition
Do what you planned
Make modifications |
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| What is the evaluation part of the nursing process? |
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Definition
was the diagnosis appropriate?
was the outcome met?
Did the situation change?
was the patient involved? |
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Term
| What does the soapier nemonic stand for? |
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Definition
S-Subjective Data
O- Objective Data
A- Analysis of data
P- Plan
I- Intervention
E- Evaluation
R- Revision |
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Term
| Piaget 19s Theory of Cognitive Development |
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Definition
age related stages all children must go through to think,reason and exercise judgement.
Examples- language, problem solving, critical thinking, oral communication. |
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| Freud 19s Theory of Personality Development |
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Definition
Human behavior driven by psychodynamic forces.
We are motivated by sexual needs. |
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Term
| Erikson 19s Theory of Personality |
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Definition
All organisms have a plan of growth .
Humans must use skills to overcome conflict to move on into each stage. |
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| Kohlberg 19s Theory of Moral Development |
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Definition
Moral development
Ex If a conflict happens we must use our judgement to come to a conclusion. |
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Term
| What is the "Recent Life Changes Questionnaire"? |
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Definition
Records life events in the ;art 6months- 2years.
Shows how much adjustment needed for stress
May link stress related illness. |
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| What is the "Everyday Hassles Scale"? |
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Definition
Records every day hassles that give stress
* Everyday hassles effect stress and illness more than life events |
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Term
| What is the "Stress Audit "? |
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Definition
surveys experienced and anticipated stress events
Helps give guidance to anticipate stressful events |
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Term
| What is the Functional activities Questionnaire ? |
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Definition
| Assesses the independence of daily living activities. |
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Term
| what is the "mini mental state" Examination? |
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Definition
used to screen for cognitive impairment
May show early signs of dementia |
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Term
| What is the Beck Depression Inventory"? |
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Definition
An inventory of depression symptoms
Score given helps give level of depression. |
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Term
| What is the Beck Depression Inventory"? |
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Definition
An inventory of depression symptoms
Score given helps give level of depression. |
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Term
| What is the Beck Depression Inventory"? |
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Definition
An inventory of depression symptoms
Score given helps give level of depression. |
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