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Nursing Process Flashcards

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blended competencies

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set of intellectual, interpersonal, technical, and ethical/legal capacities needed for professional nursing

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clinical judgment

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result of critical thinking or clinical reasoning

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clinical reasoning

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referring to ways of thinking about patient care issues, reasoning about clinical issues

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creative thinking

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involves imagination, intuition, and spontaneity

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critical thinking

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thoughts that are disciplined, comprehensive, and based on intellectual standards

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decision making

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goal-directed effort applied in a systematic way to make a choice

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intuitive problem solving

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direct understanding of a situation based on a background of experience, knowledge, and skill

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nursing process

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5 step method of giving patient care

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person-centered care

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Based on holistic roots, every clinical encounter is used to assess how the person is doing

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Quality and safety education for nurses (QSEN)

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Prepares future nurses with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes (KSA) necessary to improve the healthcare system

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reflective practice

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caregiver has a profound awareness of self and own biases, understand how they may affect the therapeutic relationship

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scientific problem solving (7 steps)

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Problem identification, data collection, hypothesis formulation, plan of action, hypothesis testing, interpretation of results, evaluation

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thoughtful practice

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care of a patient by a caregiver who uses clinical reasoning and reflective practice to guide thoughtful actions and person-centered care

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trial and error problem solving

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involves testing any number of solution until one is found that works for that problem

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assessing

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systematically and continuously collect, validate and communicate patient data

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cue

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significant information that is helpful for decision making

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database

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all pertinent patient info that enables a effective plan of care

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focused assessment

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assess specific problem or highest priority concerns

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inference

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judgment reached about a cue

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initial assessment

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comprehensive assessment, baseline data to make judgments about health status, need for nursing and to plain individualized care

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interview

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planned communication for a specific purpose

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minimum data set

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specifies the info that must be collected from every patient

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nursing history

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identify patient’s health status, strengths, health problems, health risks, and need for nursing care

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objective data

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perceptible to the sense, verified by another person

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observation

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conscious and deliberate use of the five senses to gather data

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patient-centered assessment method (PCAM)

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assesses patient complexity using the social determinants of health

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physical assessment

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objective, better defines patient’s condition and helps plan care

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Review of systems (ROS)

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physical examination of all body systems

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subjective data

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info perceived only by the affected person

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collaborative problem

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health problem that may occur from complications of disease or treatment. nurse works with other members of the health care team

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data cluster

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grouping of patient data or cues that point to the existence of a health problem

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diagnosing

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analysis of patient data to identify patient strengths and health problems that independent nursing intervention can prevent or resolve

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diagnostic error

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failure to detect an actual unhealth behavior or condition

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health problem

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condition related to health requiring intervention if disease or illness is to be prevented or resolved

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health promotion nursing diagnosis

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behavior of an individual motivated by a personal desire to increase well-being and health potential

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medical diagnosis

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statement about a specific disease process using terminology from a well-developed classification system

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nursing diagnosis

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actual or potential health problem that an independent nursing intervention can prevent or resolve, characteristics are present as risk factors

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risk nursing diagnosis

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clinical judgments that an individual or community is more vulnerable to develop the problem than others in the same situation

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syndrome

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cluster of actual or risk nursing diagnoses that are predicted to be present because of a certain event or situation

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clinical or critical pathways (CareMaps)

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Case management tools used to communicate the standardized plan of care for a particular group of patients

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collaborative interventions

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interdependent nursing actions performed jointly by nurses and other members

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computerized plans of nursing care

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plans of patient care developed by computers that enable nurses to use plans for diagnoses

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criteria

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specified behavior, measurable criteria

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discharge planning

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preparing the patient to leave the healthcare facility

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initial planning

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addresses each problem in the nursing diagnoses and identifies patient goals

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nurse initiated intervention

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independent nursing actions that involve carrying out nurse prescribed interventions or interventions based on patient needs

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nursing intervention

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any treatment based on clinical judgment and knowledge, performed to enhance patient outcomes

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Nursing interventions classification (NIC)

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list of nursing interventions applicable to all settings that can be used by nurses

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Nursing outcomes classification (NOC)

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presents comprehensive standardized language used to describe patient outcomes that relate to intervention

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ongoing planning

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carried out by any nurse who interacts with the patient, keeps plan up to date, manage risk factors

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outcome identifcation

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patient demonstrating resolution of the problems identified, has a time frame

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patient outcome

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expected conclusion to health problem

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physician-initiated intervention

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dependent nursing actions, carrying out physician prescribed orders

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planning

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establish patient goals to prevent, reduce, or resolve, the problems identified in the nursing diagnoses and determination of related nursing interventions

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standardized care plans

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prepared plan of care for a specific population or problem

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clinical inquiry

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ongoing process of questioning and evaluating practice and advancing informed practice

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delegation

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transfer of responsibility, still have accountability for the outcome

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direct care intervention

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treatment performed through interaction with the patient

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evidence-based practice

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nursing care provided that is supported by scientific rationale

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implementing

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carry out the plan of care

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indirect care interventions

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treatment performed away from the patient but on behalf of the patient

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protocols

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written plan that details the nursing activities to be executed in certain situations

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standing orders

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document that details the nursing care to be implemented in specific nursing situations

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unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)

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trained to function in an assistive role to the RN, is delegated

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concurrent evaluation

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evaluation of nursing care and patient outcomes while the patient is receiving care

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evaluating

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measurement of the extent to which the patient has achieved the goals specified in the plan of care, identify negative and positive factors that influence goals

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evaluative statement

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judgment summarizing the nurse’s findings after data has been collected and interpreted

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National database of nursing quality indicators (NDNQI)

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Database of nursing sensitive quality indicators aimed at promoting and facilitating the standardization of info

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nursing sensitive quality indicators

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identify structures of care and care processes that influence care outcome

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outcome evaluation

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focuses on measurable changes in the health status of the patient or end results of nursing care

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performance improvement

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commitment to healthier patients, making a difference, reduce costs, planning a strategy, implementing a change, and assessing the change to see if the goal is met

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process evaluation

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focusing on the nature and sequence of activities carried out by nurses implementing the nursing process

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quality assurance program

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ongoing evaluation of excellence of health care, may assess structure, process, and outcome standards

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quality improvement (QI)

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commitment and approach used to improve every process in every part of an organization. means to met and exceed expectations and outcomes

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retrospective evaluation

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evaluation of nursing care and patient outcomes after patient has been discharged

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standards

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rules that allow nurses to carry out professional roles

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structure evaluation

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focuses on the environment in which care is provided, an audit

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