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Nursing Process: PIE Flashcards

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_____ process of designing an action plan through which lifestyle behaviors can be prevented, reduced or eliminated.

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Planning

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It involves decision making and problem solving.

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Planning

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What is the end product of the planning phase?

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NURSING CARE PLAN

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3 types of planning

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  • initial planning
  • on going planning
  • discharge planning
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A plan that develops a preliminary plan of care by the nurse during admission assessment

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Initial planning

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It is a continuous updating of client’s plan of care. Nurse can _____ the initial plan further

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  • ongoing planning
  • individualize
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Occurs at the beginning of a shift as the nurse plans the care to be given that day

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  • ongoing planning
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Using ongoing assessment data, the nurse carries out daily planning for the following purposes:

  • To determine whether the client’s _____ has______
  • To______ for the client’s care during the ________
  • To decide which ________ on during the shift
  • To________ the nurse’s activities so that more than one problem can be addressed at each client contact.
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  • health status, changed
  • set priorities, shift
  • problems to focus
  • coordinate
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A plan that involves critical anticipation and planning for clients needs after discharge

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  • discharge planning
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Tasks Involved with Planning

-__________ list of nursing diagnoses.
- Identifying and writing client-centered long- and short-term ______ and______.
- Developing specific_________
-__________ entire nursing plan in client’s record.

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  • prioritizing
  • goals, outcomes
  • nursing interventions
  • recording
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What theory is used in prioritizing the client’s setting or situation

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Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

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What is the sequence for addressing nursing diagnoses and interventions.

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  • life- threatening problems
  • health- threatening problems
  • low priority
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Which of these problems is a priority?

  • Ineffective Airway Clearance
  • Deficient fluid volume
  • Anxiety related to difficulty breathing
  • Risk for interrupted family processes
  • Impaired nutrition
  • Sleep pattern disturbance
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(H)
(H)
(M)
(L)
(L)
(L)

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Why should there be goals?

  • Provide______ for planning interventions.
  • Serve as________ for_______ client progress.
  • Enable the client and nurse to determine when the problem has been_______.
  • Help________ the client & nurse by providing a sense of________.
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  • direction
  • criteria, evaluating
  • resolved
  • motivate, achievement
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Two types of goal/ outcome

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  • short term outcome
  • long term outcome
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Short term outcome is used when a client is only admitted in the hospital for few _____. While long term outcome is used for patients that will stay over ______

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  • Hours or days
  • weeks or months
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Objective formulation must be _____

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SMART
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic
Time-bounded

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What are the essential components of objectives?

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  • criterion
  • subject
  • task statement or verb- action
  • conditions or modifiers
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What are the categories in Bloom’s taxonomy in writing an objective

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  • Remember
  • understand
  • apply
  • analyze
  • evaluate
  • create
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_____________ is an action performed by the nurse that helps the client achieve the results specified by the goals and expected outcomes.

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nursing intervention

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Nursing interventions are identified and written during ______ step of nursing process

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Planning

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Types of nursing intervention

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  • independent
  • dependent
  • collaborative
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Nursing intervention that nurses are licensed to initiate on the basis of their knowledge & skills.

Includes: Physical care, ongoing assessment, emotional support, comfort, teaching, counseling, environmental management

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Independent

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Nursing intervention that is carried out under the physician’s orders or supervision according to specified routines.

Includes: Providing medications, intravenous therapy, treatment, diet and activity, changing dressing, administering the medical orders, assess the need for explaining.

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Dependent

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Nursing intervention that nurse carries out in collaboration with other health team members.

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Collaborative

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Identify whether the nursing actions are independent, dependent or collaborative

  • Review & convey abnormal laboratory results to physician
  • Assisting the client with oral care
  • Giving oral medication to client
  • Referring client to dietician
  • Assessing pain level
  • Positioning client during mealtime
  • Supporting patient emotionally
  • Dextrose /Putting V
  • Diagnostic Test
  • Diet and Activity
  • Wound Dressing
  • Environmental Management
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C
I
D
C
I
I
D
D
D
D
I

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Criteria for Selecting Nursing Interventions

  • Safe & appropriate for client’s______,_______ &_______
  • Achievable with the_______ available.
  • Congruent with client’s_______,_______, and_______.
  • Congruent with other________
  • Based on nursing knowledge & experience or rationale
  • Within established standards of care by laws, & policies set by the institution, organization or country.
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  • age, health, condition
  • resource
  • values, beliefs, culture
  • therapies
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  • “Action phase”
  • Reassessing the client
  • Determining the nurse’s need for assistance
  • Implementing the nursing interventions
  • Supervising the delegated care
  • Documenting nursing activities
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IMPLEMENTATION PHASE

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• consists of doing and documenting the activities that are the specific nursing actions needed to carry out the interventions.

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Implementing

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Skills involved in the implementation phase

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  • cognitive skill
  • interpersonal skill
  • technical skill
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intellectual skills include problem solving, decision making, critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and creativity.

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Cognitive skills

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all of the activities, verbal and non-verbal, people use wher interacting directly with one another.

  • The effectiveness of a nursing action often depends largely on the nurse’s ability to________ with others.
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Interpersonal skills

communicate

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are purposeful “hands-on” skills such as manipulating equipment, giving injections, bandaging, moving, lifting, and repositioning clients.

also called tasks, procedures, or psychomotor skills.

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Technical skills

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Process of Implementing
1._______ the client
2. Determining the nurse’s_______ for assistance
3. Implementing the________
4.__________ delegated care
5.__________ nursing activities

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  • reassessing
  • need
  • nursing intervention
  • supervising
  • documenting
35
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The evaluation phase has five components:

-_________ related to the desired outcomes
-__________ the data with desired outcomes
-__________ nursing activities to outcomes
- Drawing_________ about problem status
-_________,_________, or__________ the nursing care plan

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  • collecting data
  • comparing
  • relating
  • conclusions
  • continuing, modifying, terminating
36
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end prodcut of planning phase is

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nursing care plan

37
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stage of nursing process that use long term and short term goal

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planning

38
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Does the the priorities change as tbe client responses, problesma nd therapies change?

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yes

39
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is it assigned as a medium priority

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health threatening problem

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what kind of problem

impaired respiratory /cardiac function

ineffective airway clearance
deficient fluid volume

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life threatening prob

41
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may result in delay deveopment or cause destructive physical or emotional change

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heatlh threatening prob

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arises from “normal deveopment needs”

requires MINIMAL nursing support

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Low priority

43
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identify the priority

Ineffective Airway Clearance
Deficient fluid volume
Anxiety related to difficulty breathing
Risk for interrupted family processes
Impaired nutrition
Sleep pattern disturbance

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HIGH- Ineffective Airway Clearance
HIGH- Deficient fluid volume
MEDIUM- Anxiety related to difficulty breathing
LOW- Risk for interrupted family processes
LOW- Impaired nutrition
LOW- Sleep pattern disturbance

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goals serve as a criteria for evaluating client progress

t or f

A

t

45
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goals help motivate client n nurse by providing a sense of achievement

t or f

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t

46
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2 kinds of outcomes

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short term and long term outcome (planning

47
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statement written in objective format demonstrating an expectation to be achieved in resolution of the nursing diagnosis in a short period of time, usually in a few hours or days. - as students in hospitals

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short term

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statement written in objective format demonstrating an expectation to be achieved in resolution of the nursing diagnosis over a long period of time, usually over weeks or months.
Objective Formulation)

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Long term

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easier to monitor progress and know when it is obtain or finished

(smart)

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MEASURABLE

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goals should be flexible yet still remains possible

smart

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attainable

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ESSENTIAL components of objectives cstc

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criterion of desired performance
subject
task statement or verb action
conditions or modifiers

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explain the “circumstances” under which behavior is to be perfome

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conditions/modifier

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availability of “resources”

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REALISTIC

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consists of doing and documenting the activities that are the specific nursing actions needed to carry out the interventions.

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implementation

55
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takes place at the end of the learning process to ascertain if the objectives have been achieved and competencies developed

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summative evaluation

56
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strives to assess the effectiveness of the nursing actions performed

focuses more on the desired outcome

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summative evaluation

57
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Goal met. Productive cough with moderate amount of thick, yellow sputum.

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summative

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provides information about learning needs of clients and where additional instruction is needed.

it is designed to monitor activities with the purpose of improving the care plan.

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formative

59
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provides information about learning needs of clients and where additional instruction is needed.

it is designed to monitor activities with the purpose of improving the care plan.

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formative

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Continuing, modifying, or terminating the nursing care plan

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evaluation phase

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