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Question 1

Types of loss

Answer 1

Actual, perceived, physical, physiological, external, environmental, loss of relationships, maturation loss, situational loss, age

Question 2

Types of grief

Answer 2

Uncomplicated
Dysfunctional(persistent severe)
Disenfranchised(Unrecognized by society)
Anticipatory(expected loss)

Question 3

Kubler 5 stages of grief

Answer 3

Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance

Question 4

Types of end of life care

Answer 4

Palliative - comfort during curative care
Hospice - comfort during life limiting illness

Question 5

Cultural/ religious care

Answer 5

be nonjudgemental
ask the patient in assessment
patient centered care

Question 6

Specific religious healthcare to be aware of

Answer 6

Judaism - circumcision, kosher
Jehovahs witness - no blood no bday
Mormons - no caffeine
Muslim - no pork
Hindu - wash hands under running water, no eggs, no beed
often gendered care concerns

Question 7

HIPPA

Answer 7

Patient info confidentiality

Question 8

ADA

Answer 8

Disabilities act - employers must provide reasonable accommodation

Question 9

PSDA

Answer 9

patient self determination act

Question 10

Mandated reporting

Answer 10

communicable disease(ex:tuberculosis)
Abuse

Question 11

Good samaritan law

Answer 11

In a public scenario…
If you don’t react you can’t be sued
If you do react and accidentally cause harm you can’t be sued

Question 12

QSEN six competencies of nursing

Answer 12

Patient centered care
Teamwork and collaboration
Evidence based practice
Quality improvement
Safety
Informatics

Question 13

NLN 4 competencies of nursing

Answer 13

human flourishing
nursing judgement
professional identity
spirit of inquiry

Question 14

Autonomy

Answer 14

make your own choices

Question 15

Beneficence

Answer 15

promotes good

Question 16

fidelity

Answer 16

do what you say

Question 17

justice

Answer 17

be fair in your care

Question 18

nonmaleficence

Answer 18

do no harm

Question 19

veracity

Answer 19

be truthful

Question 20

MORAL decision making model

Answer 20

M massage the dilemma
O outline the options
R solve the dilemma
A ct
L ook back and evaluate

Question 21

Morals vs ethics

Answer 21

Morals = what
Ethics = why

Question 22

Florence nightingales theory

Answer 22

Clean environment and healthy food

Question 23

Virginia henderson

Answer 23

“Nature of nursing”
Describes nurses function
14 basic needs

Question 24

Patricia Benner

Answer 24

Caring model - nurse connect with patient
Novice to Expert learning idea - growing happens at predictable times

Question 25

Madeleine Leininger

Answer 25

culturally competent care

Question 26

Rose Marie Parse

Answer 26

persons life is personally defined and changing through ones own perspective

Question 27

Dorthea Orem

Answer 27

Self care deficit - nurses care for those who can’t care for themselves

Question 28

Maslows heirarchy of needs

Answer 28

1. physiological needs
2. safety and security
3. love and belonging
4. self esteem
5. self actualization

Question 29

PICO research format

Answer 29

Patient/population
Intervention
Comparison intervention
Outcome