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Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Component of caring that understands what an event means in the life of the patient (loss of a loved one or a new baby)

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Knowing

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the component of caring that means being emotionally present for the patient (eye contact, active listening)

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being with

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3
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component of caring that is doing what the patient would do for themselves

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doing for

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4
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Component of caring that supports the patient through coping with life changes and unfamiliar events

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enabling

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5
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the component of caring that is about having faith in the patient’s ability to get through the change or event to find fulfillment. I.e. a new prosthetic, new colostomy bag, cardiac rehab

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Maintaining belief

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6
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Caring is more concerned about what?

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the Affective

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7
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Things nurses’ can do to take care of themselves

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take breaks
exercise

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The advanced directive where one writes out what they do or do not want in terms of medical care if you are unable to speak

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Living will

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9
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The advanced directive that names someone as your healthcare agent to oversee your healthcare decisions for you. usually given to supervise patient care

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Durable power of attorney

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10
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Advanced directive that is in place for when someone is named to make decisions for a patient who is not in a mental state to make their own.

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Psychiatric advanced directives

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11
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The person’s right to choose and ability to act on that choice. Respect of human dignity

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Autonomy

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12
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Do no harm and prevent harm

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Non maleficence

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13
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Promoting good. Bringing out positive good

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Beneficence

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14
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being faithful to keeping promises

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Fidelity

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15
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Telling the truth

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Veracity

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16
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Be fair. Provide equal treatment to the patients

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Justice

17
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an association that helps establish health policies and represents and advocates for nurses

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American NUrses Association

18
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Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act Anyone regardless of insurance status or their ability to pay can be treated and stabilized if that come through the emergency departmet

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Emtala

19
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patients healthcare records and status kept private. Violations can be a conversation on the elevator about a patient. Looking up someone who is not your patient, or leaving papers lying arounf

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HIPAA

20
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This is the HCP responsibility to explain the procedure to the patient. The nurse is only to witness a signature if the patient asks the nurse about the procedure the nurse has to get the provider

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informed consent

21
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a payment system that helps with shorter hospital stays as long as the patient is stabilized and is able to receive in-home services if available

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diagnosis Related Grouping DRG

22
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Accepting responsibility, filling out an incident report, and not ignoring other nurses’ mistakes. If med error occurs with a patient assess the patient first then calling the provider

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Accountability

23
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is a non-punitive way to find out ways to prevent the mistakes and figuring out what went wrong. And finding out ways to prevent the mistake or issue from happening again

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Just culture

24
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the measurement of safety for client outcomes. This process can be measured, analyzed, improved and controlled

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quality imporvement

25
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In the event of an occurrence of an incident providing education to the staff to promote awareness and reduce the risk of the incident happening again

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Risk management Responsibility

26
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The unanticipated event in a healthcare setting that results in death or serious physical or psychological injury to the patient or other patients.

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sentinel events

27
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Events that can be prevented in the healthcare setting such as administration of the wrong blood type during a transfusion, pressure injuries, DVT following surgeries, patients obtaining a preventable infection

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Never events

28
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Name the elements of nursing informatics

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Wisdom
knowledge
information
data

29
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Element of informatics that is understanding, applying, and applying with compassion

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wisdom

30
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element of informatics that is interpreting, integrating, and understanding

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knowledge

31
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element of informatics that is organizing and interpreting

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information

32
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element of informatics that is naming collecting and organizing

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data

33
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Nurses role in health delivery cost

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nurses’ role to promote health, prevent illness, and reduce healthcare cost, health restoration, end of life care

34
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Assessing patient risk factors, deciding patient testing recommendations. Plan, diagnose, and evaluation

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Health Promotion

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