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North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA)

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1982

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Lydia hall introduced the term “nursing process”

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1955

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What are the components of the nursing process?

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Assessing 
Diagnosing 
Planning 
Implementing 
Evaluating 
AD-PIE
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Promotes continuity of care; patient centered care; individualized; participation of the family and patient.

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Patient benefits

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Improves professional growth; allows nurse to be innovative and creative; more effective care, allows collaboration with other team members.

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Nurse benefits

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Defines our scope of practice; defines our role to the consumer; defines what we do; it’s a basic standard with joint commission.

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Profession benefits

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1st step: deliberate systematic collection of data, holistic approach; utilizes therapeutic communication

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Assessing

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Covert

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Patients perception

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Overt

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Observations or measurements

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Ensures accuracy of information

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Data validation

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Cues and interpretation

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Data interpretation

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Data acquired through one of the 5 senses including subjective and objective data

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Cues

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Nurses judgement or interpretation of cues; always subjective

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Inferences

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2nd step: nanda

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Diagnosis

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Physiological problems that nurses monitor and collaborate with medicine for co-treatment

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Collaborative problems

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3rd step: 3 components; prioritize the nursing diagnosis, develop patient goals, plan nursing interventions

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Planning

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Components of an an expected outcome: SVQT

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Subject
Verb
Qualifier
Time frame

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Nurse prescribed

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Independent

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Physician prescribed

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Dependent

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Physicians and nurses

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Collaborative

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What are the 4 types of

Independent nursing interventions

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Cognitive
Interpersonal
Technical
Monitoring

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Teach/educate, related to knowledge to ADLs, supervise family performance, improve feedback

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Use therapeutic communication, set limits, provide opportunity to examine values and attitudes, provide spiritual support

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Interpersonal

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Provides basic hygiene, perform routine nursing, activities, provides independent and dependent treatment assist with ADLs

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Ongoing assessment

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Monitoring

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4th step: carrying out the proposed plan of care to resolve the problem; NIs are based on sound rationale

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Implementing

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5th step: determine the patients response to NIs and the extent which the EOs have been achieved

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Evaluating

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What is included in patient preparation?

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Patient scheduling 
Patient teaching 
Informed consent 
Physical preparation 
Collection of supplies
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What are the responsibilities of the nurse during testing?

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Patient assessment
Patient support
Patient positioning

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What are the responsibilities after testing

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Patient assessment 
Specimen collection 
Documentation 
Patient and family support
Individualized care based on data
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What is the purpose of patient teaching?

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Promote health
Prevent illness/injury
Restore health
Adapt to altered health

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What is the teaching process?

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Collect data
Determine learning need
Prepare teaching plan
Implement teaching strategies 
Evaluate learning 
CD-PIE
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Requirement or desire to know information

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Learning need

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Desire to learn or act on the learning

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Compliance

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Commitment to new knowledge/integrate into lifestyle

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Teaching adults/learn based on need to know

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Teaching children

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Teaching older adults/takes longer to process information

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Manipulate environment for intended purpose; stimulus Pavlovs Dog

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Behaviorism

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Learning is a complex thinking process

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Cognitivism

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Learning occurs in all 3 domains

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Cognitive
Affective
Psychomotor

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Thinking or intellectual level

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Feelings or emotional level

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Skill or motor level

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Psychomotor

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Teaches from simple to complex; refers to rational thought; the best way to learn is through written test

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The hardest domain to teach in; difficult to measure learning in this domain

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Needs to be hands on and demonstrate back

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Psychomotor

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Learning is self motivated, self initiated, and self evaluated; nursing uses this

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1 in 5 people read at a 5th grade level or below

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Literacy level

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8 out of 10 users have searched for health information online

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Internet access to healthcare

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Individual

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Psychomotor

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Small group

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Cognitive and effective

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