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| the nurse's reactions to a client that are based on the nurse's unconscious needs, conflicts, problems, or view of the world |
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physical conditions can mimic psychiatric disorders |
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| Mental status examination (MSE) |
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part of any nursing assessment
analogous to the physical examination in general medicine
purpose is to evaluate an individual's cognitive processes
aids in collecting objective data |
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includes:
personal background
social background
strengths and weaknesses
coping strategies
cultural beliefs and practices that could intervene with usual treatment
spiritual beliefs and practices
subjective |
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| Cultural and Social Assessment |
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| can help minimize labeling of clients |
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It is useful to summarize pertinent data with the client so that it provides reassurance that he or she was heard |
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| 3 components to a nursing diagnosis are; |
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1. PROBLEM
2. ETIOLOGY
3. SUPPORTING DATA (SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS) |
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| hoped for coutcomes that can be reached by nursing interventions |
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| Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) |
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| using behavioral goals to measure the effectiveness of nursing interventions |
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must be realistic and acceptable to both client and nurse
establish a specific time for goal achievement |
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| Nursing Interventions Classification |
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| listing of 514 interventions that the nurse can use to plan care and reflects current clinical practice |
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| nursing interventions meet 3 outcomes |
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1. safe
2. appropriate
3. individualized
4. evidence-based |
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1. Assessment
2. Nursing Diagnosis
3. Outcome Criteria
4. Planning
5. Implementation
6. Evaluation
7. Documentation |
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| Goals in a therapeutic relationship: |
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Facilitating communication of thoughts and feelings
Assisting clients with problem solving
Helping clients examine behaviors
Promoting independence |
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A nurse-patient relationship is one that is centered on the client's needs and is not designed to meet the nurse's needs. |
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| Three vital components for establishing a relationship: |
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1. genuineness
2. empathy
3. positive regard |
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