chapter 1,2,3,4 Flashcards

1
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critical thinking

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the use of cognitive skills or strategies that increase the probability of a desired outcome

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2
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WHAT’S UP

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W- where is it
H- how does it feel
A- aggravating and alleviating factors
T- timing
S- severity
U- useful other data
P- patients perception of problem

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3
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clinical judgement

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the outcome of critical thinking

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4
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intellectual humility

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” Im not sure about that I need more information”

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5
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Intellectual autonomy

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you will observe and determine what is safe or not

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6
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intellectual integrity

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values the truth “I am not comfortable speaking about that patient”

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7
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CUS

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C- I am concerned
U- I am uncomfortable
S- This is a SAfety issue

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8
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Vigilance

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the act of being attentive, alert and watchful. state of awareness that enables you to anticipate a problem

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9
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prioritizing patient problems

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  • life threatening
  • health threatening
  • health promoting
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10
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steps in clinical judgement process

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  1. identify and analyze cues
  2. prioritize hypothesis
  3. generate solutions
  4. take action
  5. evaluate outcomes
  6. repeat
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11
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evidence based practice

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systemic process that uses current evidence to make decisions about patient care

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12
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evidence informed practice

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use of evidence in practice

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13
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1st level of evidence based practice

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systemic reviews: strongest evidence, evidence of randomized controlled trials

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14
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level 7 of evidence based practice

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expert opinion: opinion from authority; weakest level of evidence

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15
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dependent nursing intervention

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delegated by health care provider

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16
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independent nursing intervention

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does not require health care provider order , under supervision of registered nurse

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17
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EBP process

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ASKME
Ask, Search, thinK, Measure, Make it happen, Evaluate

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18
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PICOT

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framework that identifies relevant, searchable question keywords on databases

19
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PICOT stands for

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P- population, patient problem
I- intervention
C- comparison
O- outcome
T- time frame

20
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health care delivery is influenced by

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constant evolution that will impact your career

21
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factors influencing health care change

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aging and increasingly cultural diverse population, new viruses, multidrug infectious organisms, human trafficking awareness, technology

22
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Autocratic (Authoritarian) Leadership

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high degree of control and gives little to no control to others. leader determines goal

23
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Democratic (participative) leadership

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moderate degree of control, others given some control and freedom. participation is encouraged in determining goal

24
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Laissez Faire ( delegative) leadership

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exerts no control over the group, no one is responsible for determining goal

25
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ethics

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study of traditions, values and beliefs related to people/ relationships

26
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Bioethics

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ethical principles and values applied to human life and research

27
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morals

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persons values, standards set by ones conscience

28
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values

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standards/ concepts giving meaning to individuals life

29
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autonomy

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right of self determination, independence and freedom

30
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beneficence

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actions and treatments taken will benefit a person and promote welfare

31
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nonmaleficence

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obligation to “do no harm”

32
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fidelity

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obligation to be faithful to commitments

33
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veracity

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virtue of truthfulness

34
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Justice

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fairness and equality

35
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torts

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lawsuits for personal injury

36
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malpractice

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the breach of a professional duty

37
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culture

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socially transmitted behavior patterns , beliefs, customs, and other characteristics of peoples world

38
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cultural competence

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skills and knowledge required to provide effective nursing care

39
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cultural humility

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a lifelong process of thinking about ones own cultural beliefs and identities while learning about others

40
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ethnocentrism

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thinking that ones culture ways of thinking, acting and believing are the only right and natural ways

41
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spirituality

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essential connections that provide meaning and purpose in life; god or higher power

42
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health disparities

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preventable differences in disease burden, injury or opportunities to achieve optimum health

43
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cultural awareness

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to have an appreciation for and attention to a cultures celebrations , foods, etc

44
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most prominent value in western medicine

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research base