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Leadership/Community Flashcards

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1 essential component of leadership?

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Effective communication

other essential components: Conflict manager, Knowledge/competence/ Role model, Delegation, Identifies goals/objectives, Motivation, Proactive, Flexible

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Authoritative leadership style

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the nurse manager tells the staff what needs to be done and how to perform it without getting their advice or ideas

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Democratic leadership style

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the nurse manager allow input and participation from staff

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Laissez-faire leadership style

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the nurse manager has minimal input in work, lack of organization, coordination, and planning; not much sense of direction

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Transactional leader

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focus on immediate problems using rewards as motivation

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Transformational leader

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empower and motivate followers toward a common vision

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Intrapersonal conflict

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conflict with self

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Interpersonal conflict

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conflict between two or more people

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Intergroup conflict

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conflict in department, organization

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Reportable incidents

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Medication errors
Procedure/treatment errors
Equipment-related injuries/errors
Needlestick injuries
Client falls/injuries
Visitor/volunteer injuries
Threat made to client or staff
Loss of property (e.g., dentures, jewelry, personal wheelchair)
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Autonomy

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make one’s own decisions

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Beneficence

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do good for others

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Confidentiality

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Observe the privacy of another and maintain strict confidence

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Fidelity

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to be faithful to agreements and responsibilities, to keep promises

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Justice

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to be fair to all people (when allocating limited resources)

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Nonmaleficence

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not to harm others

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Paternalism

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assuming the right to make decisions for another

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Veracity

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to tell the truth

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Advocacy

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the nurse assists the client to grow and develop toward self-actualization (emphasizes the values of caring, autonomy, respect, empowerment)

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Living will

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a type of advance directive that describes how a person wants emergency and/or end-of-life care to be managed when the individual is unable to make decisions

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Durable power of attorney for health care

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a legal document that designates a trusted individual to make health care decisions for the client

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DNR

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Do Not Resuscitate - a legal document saying that a person does not wish to prolong life through resuscitative efforts

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Informed consent

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  • signed by clients who are ≥ 18 , mentally competent adult, legal guardian, emancipated or married minor, parent of a minor, or court order
  • must know the procedure, risks, benefits, complications/SE, alternatives
  • nurse’s role: witness the client’s signature and make sure the provider gave necessary info and client understood and competent to sign – notify provider if clarification needed
  • *implied consent when it’s a life/limb situation
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Mandatory report what?

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Abuse of children and older adults and Communicable diseases (syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, HIV, Hep B and C, TB, Measles, Mumps, Chickenpox)

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Impaired coworker (using drugs or alcohol), what to do?

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report to the supervisor

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Malpractice

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an act on the part of a nurse for NOT meeting the expected standards of practice set by the nursing board = the nurse has breached her/his duty of care and this action has resulted in harm and injury

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Negligence

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Omission of doing something which a reasonable person would do, OR doing something that a reasonable person would not do

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Emergent/Class I (red tag)

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immediate threat to life; do not delay tx

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Urgent/Class II (yellow tag)

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major injuries that require tx; can delay tx 30 min - 2 hr

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Nonurgent/Class III (green tag)

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minor injuries that do not require immediate tx, can delay tx 2-4 hr

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Expectant/Class IV (black tag)

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expected and allowed to die; prepare for morgue

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Effects of culturally competent care

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  • promotes communication
  • promotes effective care
  • improves treatment adherence
  • mutual respect
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American culture

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  • openly express positive/negative emotions
  • direct eye contact
  • maintain distance
  • health viewed as absence of disease/illness
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Asian culture

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  • do not openly express feelings
  • head nodding does not mean agreement
  • do not prefer direct eye contact
  • touching someone on the head may be disrespectful
  • reject psychiatric care
  • use traditional/herbal remedies w/ medical care
  • yin (cold) and yang (hot)
  • no “hot” foods during pregnancy (chilies, ginger, animal products) – only cold foods (milk products, yogurt, sour foods and vegetables)
  • RISKS: HTN, stomach/cervical/liver cancer, osteoporosis, thalassemia anemia, TB
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Middle Eastern culture

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  • avoid eye contact with nonrelated people of opposite gender
  • touching/exams by opposite genders prohibited
  • avoid pork/alcohol
  • (Muslims) - dying client may wish to be placed facing Mecca (usually EAST)
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Hispanic/Latino culture

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  • needs of family take precedence
  • “hot and cold” foods
  • delay seeking healthcare
  • evil eye
  • food - fresh ingredients, beans, rice, fried foods
  • “siesta” - midday nap important for maintaining health
  • RISKS: DM, childhood obesity, HTN, Vit B12 deficiency anemia
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African American culture

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  • church and religious life are important (prayers and visits from a minister are important)
  • chronic/congenital illnesses consider as God’s will
  • direct eye contact is rude
  • attention from family/relatives is expected when sick
  • RISKS: HTN, CAD, sickle-cell anemia, DM, prostate/breast/colorectal cancer, renal disease
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Native American culture

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  • grandparents are decision-makers
  • shamans used
  • silence indicates respect
  • eye contact may be disrespectful
  • illness caused by supernatural forces
  • RISKS: Alcohol use disorder, Gallbladder disease, DM, CAD, TB, Maternal-infant mortality, obesity, HTN
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Catholics

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  • avoid meat on ash wednesdays and fridays for lent
  • annointing of sick
  • sacraments before death
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Buddhism

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  • refuse care on holy days
  • refuse analgesics
  • avoid smoking/alcohol
  • vegetarians
  • shrine to buddha placed
  • belief in karma
  • cremation preferred
  • after death, recite prayers for 1 hour
  • chanting common
  • family stays with body for 2 days
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Hinduism

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  • no life-prolonging measures
  • vegetarians
  • soul is immortal
  • illness is punishment of past behavior
  • placed on floor while dying
  • typing thread around person while dying
  • sacred threads not removed after death
  • family bathes client
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Islam

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  • fast during Ramadan
  • AVOID pork/alcohol
  • don’t use cough syrup
  • daily prayer rituals/privacy for prayer
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Judaism

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  • kosher diet - avoid pork and shellfish and do not prepare and eat milk and meat at same time
  • treatments sometimes refused on sabbath
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Jehovah’s Witness

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  • refuse blood transfusions
  • avoid foods prepared with blood or containing blood
  • can eat animal flesh drained of blood

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