Huling Bulong Flashcards
Elderly ADLs
eating, dressing, bathing, toileting, continence and mobility
Agency, monthly pension of Senior Citizen
DSWD
Elderly Filipino Week
October 1st week
NGT Removal, priority instruction
Take and hold a deep breath
Recommended position during NGT insertion
High Fowler’s/SF/Sitting
NGT
While inserting the tube, observes that the pt. started to cough and showed DOB. Best nursing action
Remove the tube and reinsert when difficulty of breathing subsides
Basilar fracture with NGT order from physician, appropriate action
Check patency of airway before nasogastric tube
SATA: All of these
a. Identify the patient using name, birthday
b. Determine the length of the tube to be inserted and mark the location
c. Position her at 45 degrees HOB elevation
d. Let her breathe and swallow during the procedure
e. Measure gastric residual volume during tube feeding
Solutions is appropriate to use in flushing the NGT
20 to 30 mL of NSS
pH value of the gastric aspirate indicates NGT in place
5 (pH stomach 0-4)
Appropriate size of the feeding tube (NGT)
Fr 16-18
Ethical dillemas exists when
two or more rights ethical principles come in conflict
Code of Ethics
use to guide in ethical dilemmas
Ethical dillema EXCEPT which one of the following, when the
Choice is made between equally unfavorable alternatives on basis of risks and benefits
The dr. ordered a very high dose of morphine So4, which nurse questioned
Non Maleficence
When ethical issue arises, which of the ff. is the MOST important nursing responsibility
Be able to defend the morality of one’s action
Purpose to submit an IR is to
document immediately the incident
IR must be accomplished:
within 24 hrs
IR should be KEPT in
secured cabinet
frequency of analysis of IR
monthly
In writing IR, not included
daily medications
Important guidelines in IR
not made part of patient’s chart
prove nursing action carried out met, standards of care on falls
documenting the procedure done
Best source of factual information
Incident report
It is TRUE that quality improvement
is proactive rather than reactive
first step in QI process
confirm existence of problem and gathering data
periodic inspection of electrical equipment, conduct of fire drills and proper disposal of hazardous waste materials
risk management
Needs QI: SATA
All of these
1. Patient’s fall/injury
2. Infection
3. Safety
4. Pressure Ulcers
In Quality Improvement
do not use patient chart as a basis
QI is
process centered
Most important tool in assessing quality
standards
physician clarifying the process, this QI process is known as
System Analysis
explores a sentinel event or why incident is always happening
Root cause analysis
QI tool, useful for planning and scheduling projects
Gantt Chart
a visual representation of the step by step process, where to start and what to do next
Flow chart
Gantt chart represents
Time frame for the completion of the program with set goals
Illustration of all processes, decision-points, ACTION STEPS and WAITING STAGES in order to define problems and process improvement in health care
Flow Chart
cause and effect relationship
fishbone diagram or ishikawa diagram
MINIMIZE OBJECTIVITY multiple methods can be employes
360 degree evaluation
outcome can be measured by
client stisfaction
Pareto Chart
determine which problems that need to be solved first the bring best result
Bar Graph whose bars are drawn in decreasing order of frequency
PARETO CHART
Negligence (mistake by carelessness)
Simple carelessness
failure to follow standards of care
Negligence (mistake by carelessness)
FAILURE TO REPORT your findings
feeding was MISTAKENLY infused to the tracheostomy instead of infusing it to the NGT
Negligence (mistake by carelessness)
nurse mistakenly administered the drug to other patient
Negligence (mistake by carelessness)
administration of a penicillin injection which is ordered to another pt.
Negligence
Negligence
failure to do things necessary to do WITHIN YOUR SCOPE (expected na trabaho sa nurse)
Malpractice
doing things OUTSIDE scope (nagpaka doctor)
serious professional negligence resulting to harm/injury
Malpractice
Malpractice
used medical equipmeny improperly which harmed the patient
wrong medication to a patient, resulting to severe ALLERGIC REACTION
Malpractice
Malpractice
medication error resulting to death of patient
applied hot water bottle over a paralyzed leg which consequently got BURNED
Malpractice
child fell off the bed and injured
Malpractice
nurse administered 20cc instead 20 units of insulin client developed HYPOGLYCEMIA and DIED
Malpractice
placed the hot water bag without cover and placed it directly to the patient’s foot. The patient suffered 2nd degree burn
Malpractice
a THREAT or an attempt to make bodily contact or to touch another person without that person’s permission
Assault
If you don’t stop complaining, I will not allow you to see your family when they visit
Assault
nurse threatened the boy that he will be restrained
Assault