Nursing As An Art Flashcards

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According to the ICN

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Nursing encompasses autonomous and
collaborative care

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Same clinical position for 2 to 3 years.
Able to anticipate nursing care and establish long-term goals

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Competent

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3
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More than 2 to 3 years in the same clinical
position. Perceives patient’s clinical situation as a whole Focuses on managing
care

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Proficient

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4
Q

Studied caring from a transcultural
perspective

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Madeleine leninger

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5
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Occurs before meeting a patient
Checking of patient’s medical history

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Pre-interaction phase

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6
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When the nurse and the patient meet and
get to know each other
Interventions are done during this phase

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Orientation Phase

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7
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When the nurse and the patient work
together to solve problems and
accomplish goals

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Working Phase

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Occurs at the end of the relationship
Providing patient with teachings; nurse
reflects on what was done to the patient

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Termination Phase

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9
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5 moments of hand hygiene

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  1. Before touching patient
  2. Before clean/aseptic procedure
  3. After body fluid exposure risk
  4. After touching a patient
  5. After touching patient surroundings
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Removal of PPE (GERM)

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  1. Gloves
  2. Goggles or face shield
  3. Gown
  4. Mask or respirator
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Wearing of PPE (GMGG)

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  1. Gown
  2. Mask or respirator
  3. Goggles or face shield
  4. Gloves
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12
Q

Used for clients with known or suspected
infections and would likely be spread by
direct contact to client’s environment (wound drainage, feces)

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Contact precaution (private room and use of gloves and gown)

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13
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Used on client with infectious agents that
spread through close respiratory
contact
These secretions do not remain
infectious over long distances
(Influenza, colds)

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Droplet precautions (use of mask and private room)

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Infectious agent remains suspended in
air and over long distances (COVID 19, measles, chicken pox)

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Airborne protection (Negative pressure room, N95 mask)

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15
Q

Intended to protect
immunocompromised and
suppressed clients

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Reverse Isolation

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16
Q

Intended for client with hematopoietic stem cell transplants

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Protective environment

17
Q

Infections and pathological waste

18
Q

Sharp waste

19
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Biodegradable waste

20
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Radioactive waste

21
Q

Non biodegradable

22
Q

Cytotoxic waste

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Cancer related

23
Q

Types of waste

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Infectious waste
✓Pathological waste
✓Chemical waste
✓Pharmaceutical waste
✓Cytotoxic waste
✓Radioactive waste
✓Non-hazardous or general waste

24
Q

Basic Elements of Communication Process

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  1. Referent - motivates to communicate
  2. Sender/Receiver - encodes and decodes
  3. Message - content
  4. Channels
  5. Feedback
  6. Interpersonal Variable
  7. Environment
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Nursing Processes
1. Assessment (through patients eyes) 2. Diagnosis (difficulties) 3. Planning (goals and outcomes) 4. Implementation - communication techniques - therapeutic communication techniques - active listening - effective communication techniques 5. Evaluation (outcomes and determine if plan successful)
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intended to limit spread of infectious agent and maybe applied to those exposed.
Quarantine
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intended to protect immunocompromised and suppressed clients.
Reverse Isolation