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Who are knowledgeable, competent, and independent professionals who work collaboratively with other healthcare professionals to design and to deliver holistic care ?
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- ANA ( American Nurses Association)
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Who first used the term "Nursing Process" in 1955 ?
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- Hall
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Name the 5 steps in the nursing process ?
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1.) Asses
2.) Nursing Diagnoses 3.) Expected outcome and plan 4.) Implement 5.) Evaluate |
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Define the first step in the nursing process ?
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assessing is the first step which mean:
- collecting - validating - communicating of patient data |
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Define the second step of the nursing process ?
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- the second step is nursing Diagnoses
- analyzing patient data to identify patient strengths and problems |
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What is the third step in the nursing process?
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- expecting outcome planning
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Define Planning ?
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- patients outcomes and related nursing interventions
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Name the fourth step in the nursing process?
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- implement
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Define Implement ?
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- carrying out the plan of care
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what is the 5th step in the nursing process?
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- Evaluate
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Define Evaluate ?
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- Measuring extent to which patient achieved outcome results.
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why are the five steps of the nursing process interrelated ?
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- because each step depends on the accuracy of the steps preceding it .
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What are the 5 characteristics of the nursing process?
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1.) systematic
2.) dynamic 3.) interpersonal 4.) outcome oriented 5.) universally applicable |
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Define Systematic ?
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- part of an ordered sequence of activities
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Define Dynamic ?
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- great interaction and overlapping among the 5 steps
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In the nursing process do all the five stages occur simultaneously ?
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Yes, because it is presented as a orderly progression of steps in reality there is great interaction and overlapping among the 5 steps .
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Define Interpersonal ?
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- human being is always at the heart of nursing
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Define Outcome Oriented ?
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- nurses and patients to work together to identify specific outcome.
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Define Universally Applicable in nursing situations ?
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- a framework for all nursing activities
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Names a few word and phases that describe the nursing process?
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- Systematic
- dynamic - interpersonal -outcome oriented - universally applicable |
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Name the 4 problem solving in the nursing process ?
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- trail and error problem
- scientific problem solving - intuitive thinking -Critical thinking: intuitive, logical or both |
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Define Trail and error problem solving ?
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-involves testing and any number of solutions until one is found that works for that particular problem
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Define Scientific problem solving ?
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- is a systematic seven step problem solving process.
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Names the 7 steps of the Scientific problem solving process ?
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-1.) problem identification
2.) data collection 3.) hypothesis formulation 4.) plan of action 5.) hypothesis testing 6.) interpretation of results 7.) evaluation, resulting in conclusion or revision of the study |
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Define Critical thinking ?
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- critical thinking is logical, scientific, and evidence-based, it also promotes clinical reasoning that is creative and intuitive
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Name the 4 blended skills ?
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1.) cognitive skills
2.) Technical Skills 3.) Interpersonal Skills 4.) Ethical/legal skills |
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names the considerations when posed with a thinking challenge ?
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- adequacy of knowledge
- potential problem - helpful resources - critique of judgment/ decision |
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what is the first step in thinking of a critically situation ?
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- might be to make a judgement about particular patient or situation or to make a decision about how best to intervene
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