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Lecture 6 - The Nursing Process Flashcards

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Skills for Nursing Practice (3)

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  1. Interpersonal Skills
  2. Psychomotor Skills
  3. Cognitive Skills
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What type of skill is critical thinking?

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Cognitive Skill

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Critical Thinking Definition

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the use of knowledge and reasoning to make accurate clinical judgements and decisions
- requires purposeful and
reflective erasoning to
examine ideas, assumptions
and beliefs, principles,
conclusions, and actions,
within the contect of the
situation
- needed for nursing
assessments

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Developing Critical Thinking Skills (3)

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  1. Care-Based Learning
  2. Reflective Writing
  3. Concept Mapping
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Care Based Learning

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strategy that allows you to explore complex problems and engage in decision making without the risk of harming a patient
- case studies, problem-based
learning, simulation, virtual
reality
- allows practice of psychomotor
skills in a controlled
environment to gain
confidence and feedback
without risk of harm

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Reflective Writing

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tool for developing critical thought that uses the process of reflection to purposefully recall a situation in order to discover its purpose or meaning
- identify how previously
acquired knowledge can be
applied in another situation,
and to monitor your
competence in nursing
practice

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Concept Mapping

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visual representation of patient health problems and interventions that depicts their relationships to one another

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Components of Critical Thinking in Nursing Judgement (5)

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  1. Specific Knowledge Base
  2. Experience
  3. Competencies
  4. Attitudes
  5. Standards
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Specific knowledge Base

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nurses possess a sound knowledge base to think critically, formulate accurate clinical judgements and decisions, and improve clinical practice
- information and theories
- demands that nurses develop
strong information literacy
skills

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Experience

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educational and clinical experience learned by observing, sensing, talking with patients and families, and reflecting actively on experiences

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Competencies (3)

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critical thinking competencies are unique to nursing (3)
1. General
2. Specific in Clinical Situations
3. Specific in Nursing

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Scientific Method (General Competency)

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systematic, ordered approach to gathering data and solving problems, research incorporated

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Problem Solving (General Competency)

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evaluating situations and potential solutions to ensure effectiveness

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Attitudes

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Standards

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Critical Thinking Model for Nursing Judgement (functions)

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helps explain what is involved as the nurse makes clinical decisions and judgements about their patients and defines the outcome of critical thinking
- used for applying critical
thinking during the nursing
process

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Critical Thinking Model for Nursing Judgement (levels)

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Level 1: Basic Critical Thinking
level 2: Complex Critical Thinking
Level 3: Commitment Critical Thinking

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Level 1: Basic Critical Thinking

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Level 2: Complex Critical Thinking

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Level 3: Commitment Critical Thinking

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The Nursing Process (steps)

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The Assessment

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Types of Data

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Sources of Data

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Primary Source

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Secondary Source

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Tertiary Source

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Methods of Collecting Data

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Interview

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Nursing Health History

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Physical Examination

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Diagnostic and Laboratory Data

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Interpreting Assessment Data

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Data Validation

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Analysis and Interpretation

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Documentation of Initial Assessment

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Nursing Diagnosis

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NANDA Internation

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Purposes of NANDA Internation

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Medical Diagnosis

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Nursing Diagnosis

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Collaborative Problem

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Types of Nursing Diagnoses

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Actual Nursing Diagnosis

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Risk Nursing Diagnosis

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Health-Promotion Nursing Diagnosis

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Wellness Nursing Diagnosis

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Documentation of the Nursing Diagnosis

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Concept Mapping -

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Nursing Care Plans

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Establishing Priorities - Nursing Care Plan

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Classification of Priorities

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High Priority

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Intermediate Priority

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Low Priority

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Establishing Goals and Expected Outcomes

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Goals

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Expected Outcomes

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Guidelines for Writing Goals and Expected Outcomes

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Selecting Interventions (6 factors)

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Types of Interventions

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Independent Nursing Interventions

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Dependent Nursing Interventions

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Collaborative Interventions

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Clinical practice Guidelines and Protocols

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Standing Orders

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Implementing Nursing Care

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Direct Care

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Indirect Care

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Evaluation of Nursing Care (5 elements)

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