Nursing Process Flashcards
What is the Nursing Process?
science of nursing based on a framework
What are the Nursing standards?
- Assessment
- Diagnosis
- Outcome identification
- Planning
- Implementation
- Evaluation
- Quality of practice
- Education
- Professional practice evaluation
- collegiality
- collaboration
- Ethics
- Research
- Resource utilization
- Leadership
What is the focus of the nursing process?
To identify potential risk, expected outcomes and provide a systematic and organized plan of care for the preoperative pt
Characteristics of the nursing process?
- Standard
- Integrative
- Systemic
- Dynamic
- Interpersonal
- Goal and outcome oriented
- Universal
Standard
standard of practice by which all nurses are expected to perform competently
Intergrative
Incorporates an holistic, caring perspective, research and evidence based perspective to integrate the science and art of nursing to meet the pt. needs
Systemic
Suggest orderly sequence of activities and problem solving activities
Progresses towards identified expected outcomes
scientific and evidence based
Dynamic
An integration of single action that occur at the same or similar time
flexible- can be modified to pt needs
Interpersonal
Pt. centered
outcome focused
Not tasked centered
Goal and outcome oriented
Matched with corresponding diagnosis and intervention
Most important to pt care establish
promotes continuity of care and provides direction on how to proceed
Universal
provides working frame for all nursing activities
Assessment
- collection data
- pt history and physical
- medical record review
diagnosis-purpose
analyze assessment data to determine pt diagnosis
*preoperative diagnosis?
- anxiety ( unfamiliar environments, impending surgery)
- Fear ( potential outcome)
- Grieving ( loss of body parts)
- Risk for imbalanced fluid volume ( NPO status, preexisting condition)
- imbalanced nutrition less than body requirement
- Risk for aspiration ( NPO status, preexisting condition)
*intraoperative diagnosis?
- Risk for impaired skin
- risk for peripheral neurovascualar dysfunction
- Risk for infection ( break in aseptic technique)
- Risk for preoperative positioning injury
- Decreased cardiac ( anesthetic medication, decreased mobility, venous pooling)
- Ineffective breathing mechanism (anesthetic medication)
- Hypothermia (cool room, cool prep, exposure for surgery, open body cavity)
- Risk for imbalance fluid ( loss of body fluid, preoperative NPO status)
- Risk for injury ( incorrect counts, equipment malfunction, burns, improper use of ESU, pooling of prep solution, falls)