Potter 18 (Planning) Flashcards
_____ is the third step of the nursing process.
Planning
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Planning is the ____ step of the nursing process.
third
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_____ involves prioritizing the patient’s nursing diagnoses, developing patient-centered goals and outcomes, and creating a plan of care for the patient.
Planning
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Planning involves
prioritizing the patient’s nursing diagnoses, developing patient-centered goals and outcomes, and creating a plan of care for the patient.
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____ is an evolving and ongoing process and occurs in a variety of settings.
Planning
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______ are prioritized over clinically urgent concerns and routine care.
Life-threatening concerns
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_______ are statements that identify the purpose of nursing interventions.
Goals
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Goals are statements that identify the purpose of
nursing interventions.
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____ goals are achievable usually within 1 week,
Short-term
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______ goals are achievable over the course of weeks or months.
Long-term
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______ are measurable changes that must be achieved to reach patient goals.
Expected outcomes
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Nurses play a key role in working with patients to identify goals that are:
reasonable, appropriately challenging, and achievable.
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_____ goals are realistic, patient centered, measurable, and time limited.
Effective
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Effective goals are:
realistic, patient centered, measurable, and time limited.
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_______ are carefully selected activities that assist the patient in attaining goals and improving health.
Interventions
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Interventions are carefully selected activities that
assist the patient in attaining goals and improving health.
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The nurse works with _________ to select and individualize the interventions that will be most effective for the patient.
the patient, family, caregivers, and other members of the health care team
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A ________ summarizes the patient’s condition, goals, and planned interventions.
nursing plan of care
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A nursing plan of care summarizes: (3)
the patient’s condition, goals, and planned interventions.
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All comprehensive nursing plans of care contain:
- Key patient assessment data
- Prioritized nursing diagnoses
- Measurable, patient-centered goals
- Interventions
- Evaluation of outcomes
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A ____ is a useful tool for the nurses to organize and synthesize patient information and is a combination of both the plan of care and a concept map.
CCM
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A CCM is a useful tool for the nurses to organize and synthesize patient information and is a combination of:
both the plan of care and a concept map.
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The nurse identifies patient expected outcomes and nursing interventions to support achievement of outcomes during the__________ step of the CJMM: generate solutions.
fourth
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The nurse __________ during the fourth step of the CJMM: generate solutions.
identifies patient expected outcomes and nursing interventions to support achievement of outcomes
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_________ is essential in guiding the development of the patient plan of care and involves the application of nursing knowledge about treatments and interventions to move the patient toward achieving a goal or outcome.
Generation of solutions
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The nurse defines _______ ______ based on hypotheses, or identified patient problems, prioritized during the third step of the CJMM.
expected outcomes
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The nurse should consider _____ that support goal attainment while avoiding interventions that are contraindicated.
interventions
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The nurse should consider ______ while avoiding interventions that are contraindicated.
interventions that support goal attainment
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Step ___ of the CJMM, generation of solutions, includes two key elements: (1) identification of goals and related outcomes and (2) selection of interventions.
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Step 4 of the CJMM, ___________ , includes two key elements: (1) identification of goals and related outcomes and (2) selection of interventions.
generation of solutions
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Step 4 of the CJMM, generation of solutions, includes two key elements:
(1) identification of goals and related outcomes and
(2) selection of interventions.
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_________ and ______ guide development of the plan of care, including the selection of interventions.
Patient-centered goals and related outcomes
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_____ and _____ should be SMART: specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timed.
Goals and outcomes
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Goals and outcomes should be
SMART: specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timed.
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Nurses _____ and _____ when developing the plan of care.
apply critical thinking and best evidence for the patient’s situation
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Nurses apply critical thinking and best evidence for the patient’s situation when developing:
the plan of care.
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