FON THEORY REVIEW Flashcards
- Systematic, rational method of planning and providing individual
nursing care - problem identification & solving (GORDON)
- determine client’s health status (YURA & WALSH)
NURSING PROCESS
- PURPOSE
help nurse manage each pt’s nursing care
intelligently, judicially, and scientifically
● intelligently (4 ways of knowing):
ersonal, empirical,
practical, ethical
- first introduce Nursing Process
- Lydia Hall
- assessing client’s behavioral system
Dorothy Johnson
concepts identification of needed help
- Ernestine Weidenbach
5-steps nursing process
- Ida Jean Orlando
use of the 6th Carative Factor
Jean Watson
- N.P CHARACTERISTICS
- Interpersonal process
- Cyclic & dynamic
- Client centeredness
- Use of critical thinking
- Universal applicability
- Focus on problem solving
- Goal oriented
A.N.A (2010)
Assessment
Ndx
Outcome identification
Planning Implementation Evaluation
- systematic and continuous COVD
ASSESSMENT
Purpose of Assessment
To establish baseline data
Initial -
after admission
Problem-focused -
Ongoing process
physiological or psychological crisis of the
client.
Emergency
compare the client’s current status to baseline
data previously obtained
Time-lapse
what is COVD
- Collection of data
- Organize data
➔ Gordon’s 11 FHP
➔ R.A.M
➔ Orem’s universal requisite - Validate data
- Document data
parag. form
Narrative notes
“fill in the blanks”
Open ended notes
- A clinical judgment
. DIAGNOSIS
DIAGNOSIS PURPOSE
identify client strengths and health problems
1953
- virginia fry & louise mcmanus
1973 -
- 1st development of ndx
1977
1st canadian conference
1992
- NANDA acceptance
1987
international nursing conference
2002 -
- NANDA-I
define, refine and promote a
taxonomy of nursing diagnostic terminology for general use of
professional
nurses
PURPOSE OF NANDA-INT
A
➔ Compare data against standard
➔ Custer data
➔ Identify gaps
ANALYZE THE DATA
I
Identify Health problems
F
. Formulate diagnostic statement
client problem that is present at the time of diagnosis;
Actual -
3 parts (PES);
client’s signs and symptoms
client’s preparedness to improve their
health condition: 1 part (problem)
Health Promotion
k - no subjective and objective data; 2 parts (PE)
. Risk
- cluster of ndx that have similar interventions; 2
parts (PE)
Syndrome
diagnostic label
- PROBLEM
- incomplete
. Deficient -
- made worse, weakened, damaged
Impaired-
lesser in size/degree
. Decreased
- not producing the desired effect
Ineffective-
probable causes/related factors; gives direction
- Etiology
- defining characteristics
Signs and Symptoms
specific pathophysiological response
- MEDICAL DX
nursing judgment to human responses to actual
or potential health problem
NURSING DX
deliberate process of identifying nursing
interventions
PLANNING
types of planning
- Initial
- Ongoing
- Discharge
- Activities:
1. Prioritize problems
➔ Life-threatening
➔ Health threatening
➔ developmental
general statement
GOAL
specific
OUTCOME
“the client will”
Subject -
action to perform
Verb
explaining
Modifier (measurement
evaluation of performance
. Criterion
Verbs to use:
apply, assemble, describe, administer,
enumerate, etc.
- Write nursing interventions on care plans
- Verb, modifier, criterion
written/computerized
- FORMAL
- in mind
- INFORMAL
formal plan that specifies the nursing care for
a group of clients with common needs.
STANDARDIZED
unique needs of a specific client- needs that
are not addressed by the standardized plan
- INDIVIDUALIZED
- PARTS OF NCP:
- ASSESSMENT
- DIAGNOSIS
- NDX RATIONALE - reason for that problem
- PLAN - objective
- INTERVENTION
nurses are licensed to initiate
Dependent -
- under the orders
➔ Independent
Diet, Rehab, etc
Collaborative -
- reason to nursing intervention
RATIONALE
- conclusion & decision
. EVALUATION
the action phase
- IMPLEMENTATION
- include problem solving
Cognitive
- communication
Interpersonal -
manual
Technical
- Process of Implementing - RDIS
- Reassessing the client
- Determining the nurse’s need for assistance
- Implement the NI
- Supervise the delegated care
Document the
e interventions performed
Collecting data related to the desired outcome.
EVALUATION
t- the client response is the same as the desired
outcome.
a. Goal was met
the goal was incompletely attained.
Goal was partially met
the goal was incompletely attained.
Goal was partially met
the client’s response did not meet the
desired outcome
Goal was not me
Comparing the data with the desired outcome
Conclusion and
supporting data
. Relating nursing activities
TO OUTCOME
- Drawing conclusions about
problem status
. Deciding on the
next action
- partially met
Continue the plan
- goal is not met
Modify the plan of car
- goal is met
c. Terminate the plan
- goal is met
c. Terminate the plan