Priority Setting

Question 1

Maslow’s hierarchy of basic needs

Answer 1

5. Self-actualization
6. Self-esteen
7. Love and belonging
8. Safety and security
9. Physiological

Question 2

Six phases of the standards of practice in nursing for critical thinking and diagnostics and movement is back and forth between steps: Assessment, Diagnosis, Outcome identification, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation
(Pg. 3 - Jarvis)

Answer 2

Nursing process (ADOPIE)

Question 3

Collect Data, review clinical record, health history, physical exam, functional assessment, review the literature

Answer 3

Assessment

Question 4

Compare findings, Interpret data, validate diagnosis, document diagnosis

Answer 4

Diagnosis

Question 5

Identify expected outcomes, individualize the person, culturally appropriate, realistic and time lines included

Answer 5

Outcome identification

Question 6

Establish priorities, develop outcome, set timelines for outcomes, identify interventions, evidence based trends, document plan of care

Answer 6

Planning

Question 7

implement in a safe and timely manner, collaborate with colleagues, coordinate care and delivery, promote heath and teaching and document modifications

Answer 7

Implementation

Question 8

Progress toward outcomes, systematic, on-going, include patient and significant others, disseminate to patient and family.

Answer 8

Evaluation

Question 9

Priority setting framework

Answer 9

1 Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs

2. Airway-Breathing-Circulation
3. Safety & Risk Reduction
4. Nursing Process (ADOPIE)
5. Least Restrictive/invasive
6. Survival Potential
7. Acute before chronic
8. Stable vs unstable

Question 10

Default strategies

Answer 10

1. Time elapse
2. Pre, Intra, post
3. Direction or magnitude
4. Early vs late S/S
5. Stay with the client
6. Use what you know
7. Prevent harm to patient
8. Safe and effective delegation