Ch 10-13 Nursing Process ADPIE Flashcards
assessing
- collect data
- organize data
- validate data
- document data
diagnosing
- analyze data
- identify health problems, risks, and strengths
- formulate diagnostic statements
planning
- prioritize problems/diagnoses
- formulate goals/desired outcomes
- select nursing interventions
- write nursing interventions
“SMART”
implementing
- reassess the client
- determine the nurse’s need for assistance
- implement the nursing interventions
- supervise delegated care
- document nursing activities
evaluating
- collect data related to outcomes
- compare data with outcomes
- relate nursing actions to client goals/outcomes
- draw conclusions about problem status
- continue, modify, or terminate the client’s care plan
actual nursing diagnosis
describe response to condition
(Problem-Etiology-S/S)
anxiety r/t “etiology” AEB “s/s”
- label
- related to
- as evidence by (s/s)
risk nursing diagnosis
describes response to health condition/life process that may develop
“risk for infection r/t ____(etiology)”
- label
- related to
- no Evidence by
health promotion nursing diagnosis
desire to increase well-being, usually outside of the hospital
ex: person training for a marathon wants to know how to carb load
starts with “readiness or willingness”
- only has the label
syndrome diagnosis
cluster of nursing diagnosis with similar interventions
ex: trauma
- only has the label
how do the interventions relate to the actual/risk nursing diagnosis?
it is usually the opposite of the etiology “related to”
ex: risk for constipation r/t immobility & opioid intake
intervention will be to increase patients mobility & decrease opioid use
- get them in a chair
- use other pain medication to minimize opioids
4 types of assessment
- initial
- problem-focused
- emergency
- time-lapsed
prioritize needs from most important to least
- critical needs
- urgent needs
- routine needs
- extra
- safety
- physiological (if it compromise ABC, then it’s first)
- psychological
- health promotion
What are the three parts of the NANDA nursing diagnosis?
- problem statement/diagnostic label
- etiology/probable cause
- defining characteristics/signs and symptoms
4 types of nursing diagnosis
- actual
- risk
- health promotion
- syndrome