Unit 3 Exam 2 Nursing Process Flashcards
1973
Classification of the nursing process
ANA published Standards of Nursing Practice
Lydia Hall
1955-introduce the term “nursing process”
1989
Lynda Carpenito/ nursing dx
NANDA approval by ANA
1982
North American Nursing Dx Association
Components of the Nursing Process
Assessing Diagnosing Planning Implementing Evaluating
Professional Benefits
defines scope of practice
Nurse Benefits
allows professional growth
more effective in care/ more productive
–> collaboration
Patient Benefits
Continuous, individualized, pt. centered care
Allows pt and family to participate
Assessing
1st step of nursing practice
deliberate/ systematic/ holistic
identify current/ potential problems
utilizes therapeutic communication technology
Purpose of Data Collection
Identify the Patient’s…..
- present and past health status, coping patterns, and functioning status
- response to both medical & nursing treatments
- risk for potential problems
- desire for a higher level of wellness (always room for improvement)
Subjective Data
pt’s perception – “what pt. tells you”
Symptoms/ covert
Objective Data
Signs
Measurable
Primary Source(s) of Data
Patient (pt)
Secondary Sources of Data
Family/ Significant Other
Healthcare team
Health Records
Literature Review
Data Validation
ensure accuracy of information
BEST WAY is to Validate data directly with PATIENT
Cues
acquired via 5 senses
subjective & objective
Inferences
nurses judgement/ interpretation of cues
very subjective
assign meanings to cluster of cues
**more cues/ more data–> increase potential judgements/ dx the more accurate your inferences
Actual Nursing Diagnosis
CLINICALLY VALIDATED by defining characteristics (signs & symptoms)
Comes from NANDA list
3 Parts of the Nursing Dx
- Problem (NANDA label) & Definition
- Etiology ( R/T or Risk Factors)
- Defining Characteristics ( Signs and symptoms)
Risk Dx Definition (not that important)
Human Responses to health conditions life process that may develop in a VULNERABLE individual, family, or community. Supported by RISK FACTORS that contribute to increased vulnerability
Risk Dx
Risk Factors GUIDE NURSING INTERVENTIONS to reduce or prevent the occurrence of the problem
2 Part Statement:No defining characteristics (s/s) b/c they represent POTENTIAL problems
Health Promotion Dx
Readiness for ENHANCED
1 Part statement
Nursing Dx
Describe Human Response NOT a Disease
Change from day to day
Tx by nurse (w/in scope)
May apply to alterations in individuals or GROUPS
Collaborative Problems
physiological problem that nurse monitors and collaborates with medical team –> tx
Planning
Third Step in Nursing Process
3 Components of Planning Phase
- Prioritize Nursing Dx
- Develop Pt Goals
- Plan Interventions