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Nursing Process - Diagnosis Flashcards

1
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It is based on the presence of associated s/sx

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Actual Nursing Diagnosis

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2
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It describes the client’s health problem/status
or response for which nursing therapy is
given and is SPECIFIC

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Problem statement/diagnostic label

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Using the word ________, to describe either the problem or the etiology require more data about the client’s problem or etiology

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possible

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It composes of P r/t E

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BASIC TWO-PART
NURSING DIAGNOSIS

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Step where you identify problems that support TENTATIVE ACTUAL, RISK AND POSSIBLE DIAGNOSIS

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Identifying Health Problems, Risks, & Strengths

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Identify client strengths & problems

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DIAGNOSING

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7
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statement of the client’s health state or response

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Problem (P)

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8
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comprises a cluster of actual or risk nursing diagnoses that are predicted to be present because of a certain situation or event

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Syndrome Nursing Diagnosis

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9
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wellness diagnoses & syndrome diagnoses

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ONE-PART STATEMENT

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10
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NANDA diagnostic label + etiology = ?

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Nursing diagnosis

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Step in Analyzing Data

Skillful assessment minimizes gaps and inconsistencies of data

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Identifying gaps and
inconsistencies of data

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12
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3 Purposes of Nursing Diagnosis

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  1. Helps identify nursing priorities and helps direct nursing intervention based on identified priorities
  2. Helps the formulation of expected outcomes
  3. Helps identify how a client or group response to actual or potential help and life processes
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13
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Writing _______ ________ when defining
characteristics are present but the nurse
does not know the cause or contributing
factors

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unknown etiology

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14
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Using _______ __
to divide the etiology
into two parts

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secondary to

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15
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Nursing Diagnosis or Medical Diagnosis?

  • describes HUMAN RESPONSE, a client’s physical, socio-cultural, psychological & spiritual responses to an illness or a health problem
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Nursing Diagnosis

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16
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Present when a particular disease or treatment is present

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COLLABORATIVE PROBLEMS

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17
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In comparing data with standards you should identify _________?

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significant cues

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18
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clusters of signs & symptoms that indicate the presence of a particular diagnostic label

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Defining characteristics

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19
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A clinical judgment about individual, family, or community responses to actual or potential health problems/ life processes (NANDA International in Kozier, 2012)

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Nursing Diagnosis

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3 Steps of Diagnostic Process

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  1. Analyzing Data
  2. Identifying Health PRisks, & Strengths
  3. Formulating Diagnostic Statement
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21
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factors contributing to or probable causes of the responses

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Etiology (E)

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22
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5 Kinds of Nursing Diagnoses based on STATUS

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  1. Actual diagnosis
  2. Health promotion diagnosis
  3. Risk nursing diagnosis
  4. Wellness diagnosis
  5. Syndrome diagnosis
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23
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Nursing Diagnosis or Medical Diagnosis?

  • refers to disease processes
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Medical Diagnosis

24
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T or F

Use nursing terminology rather than medical terminology to describe the client’s response.

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True

25
Q

T or F

Make sure that both elements of the
statement says the same thing.

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False

both elements of the statement DO NOT say the same thing

26
Q

Nursing Diagnosis domain includes health states that
nurses are ______ and ___________

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educated, licensed to
treat

27
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Step in Analyzing Data

process of determining the RELATEDNESS OF FACTS and determining whether any PATTERNS ARE PRESENT, whether the DATA REPRESENTS ISOLATED INCIDENTS
and the DATA ARE SIGNIFICANT

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Clustering Cues

28
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Adding a _______ _____ to the general response or NANDA label to make it more precise

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second part

29
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3 types of statement in Formulating Diagnostic Statement

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a. basic two-part statement
b. basic three-part statement
c. one-part statement

30
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Step in Analyzing Data

include final check to ensure that data are COMPLETE and CORRECT

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Identifying gaps and inconsistencies of data

31
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Nursing Diagnosis describes a ______________: deviations from health, presence of risk factors and areas of
enhanced personal growth

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continuum of health states

32
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clinical judgment that a problem does not exist, but the presence of risk factors indicate that a problem is likely to develop unless nurses intervene

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Risk Nursing Diagnosis

33
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Nursing Diagnosis or Medical Diagnosis?

  • refers to a condition that only physician can treat
A

Medical Diagnosis

34
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Nursing Diagnosis or Medical Diagnosis?

  • made by PHYSICIAN
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Medical Diagnosis

35
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Nursing Diagnosis or Medical Diagnosis?

  • statement of NURSING JUDGEMENT
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Nursing Diagnosis

36
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Type of POTENTIAL PROBLEM that nurses manage using both independent and physician-prescribed interventions

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COLLABORATIVE PROBLEMS

37
Q

T or F

Word the problem so that it is legally advisable

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False

Word the STATEMENT

38
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consist of a NANDA label only

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ONE-PART STATEMENT

39
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Step where you establish the CLIENT’S STRENGTHS,
RESOURCES, and ABILITIES TO COPE

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Identifying Health Problems, Risks, & Strengths

40
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defining characteristics manifested by the client

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Signs and symptoms (S)

41
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diagnostic label in Nursing Diagnosis

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Problem (P)

42
Q

T or F

Word the diagnosis specifically and precisely to provide answer for planning nursing intervention.

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False

to provide PROBLEM not answer

43
Q

client problem that is present at the time of nursing assessment

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Actual Nursing Diagnosis

44
Q

Nursing Diagnosis or Medical Diagnosis?

  • nursing actions – primarily dependent
A

Medical Diagnosis

45
Q

T or F

Be sure that cause & effect are correctly stated.

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True

46
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Step where you determine whether the client’s problem is a nursing diagnosis or a collaborative
problem

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Identifying Health Problems, Risks, & Strengths

47
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Using ______ ______ when there are too many etiologic factors

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complex factors

48
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Step where you compare data with standards

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Analyzing Data

49
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Nursing Diagnosis or Medical Diagnosis?

  • refers to a condition that nurses by virtue of their education, experience, and expertise are licensed to treat
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Nursing Diagnosis

50
Q

T or F

Use nonjudgmental statements.

A

True

51
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describes human responses to levels of wellness in an individual, family or community that have
readiness for enhancement

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Wellness Diagnosis

52
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identifies one or more probable causes of a health problem, gives direction to the required nursing
therapy & enables the nurse to individualize the client’s care

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Etiology (related factors & risk factors)

53
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Step in Analyzing Data

possible sources of inconsistencies: measurement error, expectations and inconsistent or unreliable reports

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Identifying gaps and inconsistencies of data

54
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T or F

State in terms of a need, not a problem.

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False

in terms of a PROBLEM, not a NEED

55
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client’s preparedness to implement behaviors to improve health condition

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Health Promotion Diagnosis

56
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Interpret assessment data

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DIAGNOSING

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