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19 Cards in this Set
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Critical thinking |
-reasoned thinking, openness to alternatives, ability to reflect, desire to seek truth. -Helps you know what is important about each patient Thinking doing caring |
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Clinical reasoning |
its critical thinking but at the bedside |
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Nursing process steps |
Assessement diagnosis planning outcomes planning intervention implementation evaluation |
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Independent thinking |
do not believe everything you are told, listen to others and learn new ideas, do not accept or reject idea before understanding |
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Intellectual curiosity |
love to learn, ask "what if" and "how can we make this better?" |
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Intellectual humility |
aware that you do not know everything, not too proud to seek wisdom from mentors, admit when wrong. Ex: let me go talk with Doc and looking at chart and ill come back with GOOD info for you |
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Intellectual empathy |
try to understand feelings and perceptions of others. DRunk driver gets same care then the person he killed and their child. |
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intellectual courage |
examine fairly their own values and beliefs , willing to rethink or reject previous beliefs. without this you are resistant to change. |
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intellectual perserverenve |
don't jump to conclusions, research even if it takes a great deal of time. seek truth |
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fair mindedness |
make impartial judgements treat all viewpoints fairly. |
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Comorbidities |
more then one health problem occurring at the same time |
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How to deal with unique clients |
clients culture, clients roles, age, personality, previous experience |
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contextual awareness |
be aware of your response to new experiences. use credible sources, explore alternatives and analyzing assumptions, reflecting and deciding |
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5 components of care |
knowing, being with, doing for, enabling maintaining belief |
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Knowing |
striving to understand patients position: specific to that person (components of care) |
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being with |
emotionally and fully present, focus: opening heart (components of care) |
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doing for |
do for the patient what he would do for himself: following DNR for unconscious washing hair brushing teeth (components of care) |
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enabeling |
supporting patient as they cope with hospitalizing and life changes. ex: 24 and single, baby is plopped on chest and she's overwhelmed. try to instill courage that she will be able to take this baby home (components of care) |
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maintaining belief |
having faith in the patient, that they will triumph over illness. Instill hope- you will not let them do this alone, be there every step of way (components of care) |
