Week 5 Objectives Flashcards

1
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Critical thinking in nursing practice

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Disciplined, intellectual process of applying skillful reasoning as a guide to belief or action

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2
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Theoretical

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Thinking

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3
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Practical

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Doing

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4
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Self

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Caring, knowing yourself

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5
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Ethical

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Caring, our sense of morality and right

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6
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phases of the nursing process

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assessment, diagnosis, implementation, evaluation

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7
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Assessment

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data gathering

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8
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diagnosis

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identifying patient’s health needs

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9
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implementation

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action phase caring out intervention

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10
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evaluation

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measuring effectiveness of interventions

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11
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skills required for a nursing assessment

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collect, categorize record, and synthesize data.

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12
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observe

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overall appearance

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13
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auscultate

A

hear

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14
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palpate

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feel

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15
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different types of data to support assessment findings

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subjective, objective, comprehensive, focused assessment, patient interview

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16
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subjective data

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anything stated that cannot be verified. ex feels dizzy, fell down the stairs

17
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objective data

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observed data using the 5 senses ex. heart rate, bleeding

18
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comprehensive assessment

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head to toe, patient story, physical appearance

19
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focused assessment

A

looking closer at something that stood out

20
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patient interview

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open ended questions, give them time to answer, use therapeutic silence when needed to support them.

21
Q

document assessment information

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record findings, nurse brain sheet, EHR/EMB, legal docs, analysis and diagnosis

22
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aspects of holistic full spectrum nursing

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build trust in the caring relationship, self care towards yourself, compassion and concern towards others well-being, look at the whole person for wellness

23
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NANDA

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standardized classification system, is a way to find a diagnosis domain depending on what the patient is explaining what they are feeling.

24
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Medical diagnosis

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focuses on injury or illness

25
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Nursing diagnosis

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can change and be resolved, ex. risk of falling, or pain.

26
Q

How is nursing diagnoses used in patient care

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used to track the patient’s state and the hope is to be able to improve their current state

27
Q

Maslow’s Hierachy of human needs

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physiological, safety and security, love and belonging, self esteem, cognitive, aesthetic, self actualization, transcendence

28
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transcendence

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of self, helping others self-actualize

29
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self actualization

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personal growth, reaching potential

30
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aesthetic

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symmetry, order, beauty

31
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Cognitive

A

knowledge, understanding, exploration

32
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self-esteem

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pride, sense of accomplishment, recognition by others

33
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love and belonging

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giving and receiving affection, meaningful relationships, belonging to groups

34
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safety and security

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protection, emotional and physical

35
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physiological

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food, air, water, temperature, physical activity.