Nursing Process - 3 Flashcards
Types of Outcomes
Expected outcome
Predicted outcome
Outcome criterion
Objective
- Nurses hope to achieve by implementing nursing interventions
Goals or desired outcomes
are broad statements of client status
Goals
___ outcomes as more specific, observable criteria used to evaluate whether the goals have been met
Desired
For a client who requires health care for a short time usually achieved in less than one week
Short term goal
Are often used for clients who have a chronic health problem usually take more than one to two weeks to achieve
Long term goal
are any treatments, that a nurse performs to improve a patient’s health
Nursing interventions
are those activities that nurses are licensed to initiate on the basis of their knowledge and skills.
Independent interventions
Examples of Independent interventions
Teaching
Physical care
Counseling
Emotional support
Ongoing assessment
Making referrals to another healthcare professional
Purposes of desired goals and outcomes
- Provide direction for planning nursing interventions
- Serve as a criterion for evaluating client progress
- Enable the client and nurses to determine when the problem has been resolved
- Help to motivate the client and nurse by providing a sense of achievement
Dependent interventions are activities carried out under the orders or supervision of a licensed physician.
- Medications
- Treatments
- Intravenous therapy
- Diagnostic tests
- Diet and activity
___ interventions are actions the nurse carries out in collaboration with other health team members
Refer to dietitian
Collaborative
It is a comprehensive standardized classification of interventions that nurses perform.
Nursing intervention classification (NIC) taxonomy
Four classification systems have been recognized by the ANA
The North American Nursing Diagnosis Association -NANDA
Home Health Care Classification.
The Omaha System
Nursing Interventions Classification
When selecting an intervention 6 factors should be considered:
- The desired patient outcome
- Characteristics of the Nursing Diagnosis
- Research Base for the Intervention
- Feasibility for Performing the Intervention
- Acceptability to the Patient
- Compatibility of the nurse