Critical Thinking Flashcards
SMART GOALS
Specific Measurable Attainable Relevant Timely
Nursing Process
a systematic method of problem solving that provides the nurse with a logical, organized framework from which to deliver nursing care. The foundation for decision making for a nurse. Includes: 1) Assessment 2) Planning/diagnosing 3) Implementation 4) Evaluation APIE!!
Assessment
The first stage which involves collection of pt data through pt history and physical assessment as well as MSE and psychosocial assessment.
Planning/Implementation
Determine needs and goals. Implement nursing interventions. Working through feelings and behaviours.
Evaluation
The final stage where pt’s are better able to manage their needs and cope with their problems. The nurse and pt reflect together on what they have accomplished. This is a time to celebrate success and where the nurse-pt relationship is terminated.
Code of ethics 4 core values
1) Professional accountability
2) Unconditional respect
3) Wholistic health
4) Quality practice mileu
4 standards of practice
1) Interpersonal relationships
2) Application and integration of theory based knowledge
3) Professional responsibility
4) Professional ethics
Four domains of practice of Psychiatric Nursing
1) Direct psychiatric nursing practice (nurse on floor)
2) Psychiatric nursing education (teacher)
3) Psychiatric nursing administration (manager)
4) Psychiatric nursing research
Two areas that we do not receive basic nursing ed in
1) Obstetrics and Peds
7 categories of membership
1) Practicing
2) GPN
3) Non-practicing
4) Student
5) Life membership
6) Associate
7) Honorary
Ethical Principle
Nurse adheres to the ANA.
Kantianism
In contrast to utilitarianism. It focuses primarily on performing ones duty rather than the rightness or wrongness of the outcome
Autonomy
The nurse promotes and advocates for and strives to protect the health safety and rights of the pt.
Beneficence
Doing good for your pts.
Non-malifecence
Do no harm
