Module 1: Family Centred Care Flashcards

1
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What act did Ontario pass in 2011

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The excellent care act for all

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2
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Why was the excellent care act for all passed?

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Because Canadians wanted to ensure that advances in the healthcare sector would not put technology ahead of patient needs

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What is child and family centred care?

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Care that includes not only the child but also their family as well

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What are the 4 core concepts in child and family care?

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Treat ppl with respect and dignity

Communicate unbiased information to pt and family

Encourage family and pt to participate in decisions at the level they choose

Collaborate among pt and family

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5
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What can you do as a nurse to ensure pt and family centred care?

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Introduce yourself to both
Show them around the unit
Ask parents if they’ve slept or ate
Ask them what they’d like to do
Explain everything you’re doing to both

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6
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How can you involve the child in the health history interview

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Ask age appropriate questions
Incorporate play therapy

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7
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What should you encourage the parents to do in the health history interview?

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To share information even if its sensitive

They often avoid because they want to make a good impression and don’t understand the value of missing information

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What data needs to be collected?

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Patient information (name, gender, age)
Physiological data (histories and reason of admission)
Current Health status
Psychosocial

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9
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What sequence and approach should you use for examination in peds for a younger child?

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Foot to head assessment, you want to start off with the least distressing

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Examinations for newborns and infants under 6 months

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Keep parents present
Provide comfort such as pacifier
Use distractions like rocking the child

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Examination for infant over 6 months

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Avoid separation anxiety
Smile and talk soothingly
Uses toys for distraction
Assess feet and hands before doing the central portion

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Examination for toddlers

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Keep parents present
Tell the child what you’re doing at each step
Give them guided choices (not yes or no answers)
Neuro and MSK just observe child play and walking

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Examination for Preschoolers

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Assess willingness to be away from parents
Allow child t touch and play with equipment
Give simple explanations
Use distractions like asking them about their favourite activity
Give positive feedback

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Examination for school age children

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See if they want to sit on exam table
Offer gown and underwear
Head to toe sequence
Demonstrate how equipment is used
Offer choices
Allow them to listen to their own HR

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Examination with adolescents

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Provide gown
Cover body parts that are not currently being assessed
Private setting
Provide reassurance about normal progression of their bodies

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16
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What are infants VS

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HR 100-160
RR 30-60
Sys BP: greater than 60

17
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Toddler VS

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HR 90-150
RR 24-40
SYS BP: >70

18
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Pre schooler VS

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HR 80-140
RR 22-34
SYS BP: >75

19
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School Age VS

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HR 70-120
RR 18-30
SYS BP >80

20
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Adolescent BP

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HR 60-100
RR 12-22
SYS BP >90

21
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What is the PAT assessment

A

30 second initial assessment that you do across the room to determine if pt is stable or not

22
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What are the 3 elements of PAT

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Appearance
Breathing
Circulation

23
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Appearance portion - PAT

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TICLS
tone (muscle)
Interactiveness (alert, happy)
Consolabiltiy
Look/gaze (eye contact)
Speech/cry (appropriate for age, extreme cry)

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Breathing - PAT

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Rate of respirations (fast, slow, even)
Childs position (tripod, sitting up)
Retractions (nasal flaring)
Anxiety related to breathing (panic)

25
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Circulation - PAT

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note skin colour
(pale, cyanosis, mottled)

26
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What is different about circulation in child compared to adult?

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Changes happen quicker in children

27
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What is ABCDE

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Airway
Breathing (RR, LUNG SOUNDS)
Circulation (Apical pulse, skin temp/colour)
Disability (neuro, consciousness, pupils)
Everything else (ex: pain)

28
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What other assessments should eb done?

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S&S and duration
Allergies
Medications
Drug or alcohol use (adolescents)