Nursing Process Notes Flashcards

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In the cognitive domain of learning, their are 4 types

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Problem solving
Decision making
Creativity
Critical thinking (using multidepartment in hospital / knowledge from other subject fields)

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What is dynamic about the nursing process?

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It allows nurses to change their nursing dx

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In the assessment phase what occurs?

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Collect data (objective and subjective)
Organize data
Validate data
Document data

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In the diagnosing phase, what occurs?

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Analyzing data
Identify health problems, risks, and strengths
Formulate diagnostic statements

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In the planning phase, what occurs?

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Prioritizing problems and dx
Formulate goals
Select nursing interventions
Write nursing interventions

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In the implementing phase, what occurs?

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Reassess the pt
Implement nursing interventions
Supervise delegated care

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What occurs in the evaluating phase?

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Collect the data related to the outcomes
Compare the data
Modify or terminate the care plan
Draw conclusions

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This occurs in the assessment phase:

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Collecting objective, subjective and observation data

(observation = palpation, percussion, auscultation)

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In the diagnosing phase, the nurse will

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Identify the pts strengths, pt weaknesses, problem solve

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In the planning phase the nurse will formulate

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PTs goals and outcomes (desired outcomes are positive)

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The purpose of assessing is to

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Gather a baseline or data base about the pts response to health concerns

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The two types of initial assessments are

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Physical exam (completed within 24 hours of pt arrival) and gather pt history

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The primary source of data is who?

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The pt

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Secondary sources of data are/ or can be

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parents
caregivers

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What are the two types of interview methods in data collection and the question words associated with them

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Directive - quick and closed-ended questions
Nondirective - open-ended questions (how)

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List the types of data collection

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Observe
Interview (consider pt privacy, comfort, and distance from pt)
Listen
Inspect

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List the types of planning

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Initial
Ongoing (done by all nurses who work with pt)
Discharging

18
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Which parts of the nursing process address the pt?

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Assess
Diagnosis
Planning
Evaluation

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Which part of the nursing process address the nurse?

20
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A NANDA two-part diagnosis only includes the __________ and ________.

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Problem and Etiology (This is a Risk diagnosis)

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A NANDA three-part diagnosis includes

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Problem
Etiology
Signs and symptoms

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What is the advantage of a NANDA three-part diagnosis?

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Including the s/s means that we know what is causing the problem and shows proof (this is an Actual diagnosis)

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What are the types of nursing diagnosis?

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Actual (3 part)
Risk (2 part)
Health promotion (wellness)
Syndrome

24
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All NANDA diagnosis do this

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Promote taxonomy of nursing

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Acute pain addresses which domain in the NANDA diagnosis
Safety
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Which domain in the NANDA diagnosis does respiratory address?
Safety
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What is initial planning?
Client contact and continues until patient leaves Hands on exam
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How are pts goals written?
The patient will ...
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When planning, goals should be SMART
Specific Measurable Attainable Realistic Time-framed
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What are the two reasons to reassess a pt?
To identify if the intervention is still needed To see if their health status changed
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Describe what etiology is
The cause of the problem
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Signs and symptoms are considered _____ in the NANDA nursing dx
Proof
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List the levels of physiological priority
High (life threatening) Medium (health threatening) Low (developmental needs)
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List and describe the three domains of learning
Cognitive -what you know Affective (Interpersonal) - how you learn/ know Psychomotor (Technical) - hands on
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Describe an informal nursing care plan
a strategy of action that exist in the nurses mind
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Describe formal nursing care plan
computerized guide that organizes information about the pts care
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Describe a standardized care plan
Care plan for a group of pts with common needs
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Describe individualized care plan
Tailored to meet the unique needs of a specific pt