The nursing Profession Ch 22 Flashcards

1
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Clinical judgment

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Personal experience and patience desires

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2
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Critical thinking

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Learn what works, problem-solving – remember that everyone is different

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3
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Patient centered care

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Treat everyone as an individual

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4
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Professionalism

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How you approach, families, as well as patience

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5
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Healthcare advocacy groups

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Advocate for nurses

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6
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Ben Hur stages of nursing

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Five steps
Novice – stage one
Advanced beginner – stage two
Competent – stage three
Proficient – stage four
Expert – stage five

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7
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Standards of practice 6 standards

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Six standards
Assessment
Diagnosis
Outcome identification
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation

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8
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Nurse practice act

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Scope of practice
What you can, or cannot do

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9
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Who sets the Standards of practice

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Set by ANA

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10
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Standards of professional performance

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Doing what you were supposed to do – scope of practice

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11
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Autonomy

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Allows individuals to make their own healthcare decisions

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12
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Beneficence

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Best interest of the patient

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13
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Nonmaleficence

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Do not harm

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14
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Justice

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Treat everyone equally

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15
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Fidelity

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Keep your promise

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16
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Value

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Deeply held beliefs; could be cultural

17
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Value clarification

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How do your values affect the patient?
Set time set aside your values for what’s beneficial to the patient or what the patient wants

18
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Processing an ethical dilemma ( 7 steps)

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Step one: ask if this is an ethical dilemma
Step two: gather all relevant information
Step three: clarify values
Step four: verbalize the problem
Step five: identify possible course of action
Step six: negotiate a plan
Step seven: evaluate the plan

19
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Quality of life

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What you may see as quality of life, may not be the same to someone else

20
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Genetic screening

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Some people believe this is important

21
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Access to care

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Depends on geography, finance, insurance