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ANDPIE

5 Steps in the Nursing Process
Assessment
Nursing Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
Assessment
Collecting information about the person;
Nursing Diagnosis
Describes a health "problem" that can be treated by nursing measures.
A human response to a medical prblem - A Problem List
NOT A MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS
Planning
Setting priorities and goals
Implementation
DO IT - To perform or carry out nursing measures in the care plan
Evaluation
To measure if goals n the planning step were met
DID YOUR IMPLEMENTATION WORK?
Goal
That which is desired for or by a person as a result of nursing care
Medical Diagnosis
The identification of a disease, condition or a treatment by a doctor
Nursing Care Plan
or
Care Plan
A written guide about the person's nursing care
Nursing Intervention
An action or measure taken by the nursing team to help the person reach a goal
Nursing Process
The method nurses use to plan and deliver nursing care; its five steps are...
5 Steps of the Nursing Process
ANDPIE
Assessment
Nursing Diagnoses, planning, implementation, and evaluation
Signs and Symptoms
Signs - Objective Data
Symptoms - Subjective Data
Subjective Data
Things a person tells you about that you cannot observe through your senses

These are symptoms.

Example: I feel nausious
Objective Data
Information that is seen, heard, felt, or smelled by and observer

These are Signs

Example: Vomit... it can be measured
Oberservation
Using the senses of sight, hearing, touch,and smell to collect information.

Examples: sit, stand, walk, vitals, cold, warm, breath sounds, odors from elimination
ADL
Activities of Daily Living
CAA
Care Area Assessment
IDCP
Interdisciplinary Care Planning
MDS
Minimum Data Set
NANDA-I
North American Nursing Diagnosis Association International
OASIS
Outcome and Assessment Informaton Set
OBRA
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987
RN
Registered Nurse
Examples of Assesment
Health History
Family's Health History (genetic)

An RN will examine Body Systems and Mental Status
Observations to Report at Once

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Box 7-1 in book
Persons inability to respond
Change in mobility
Complaints of pain
Difficulty Breathing
Abnormal Respirations
Difficulty Swallowing
Vmitting
Bleeding
Vitals out side of normal range
Basic Observations

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Ability to Respond
Movement
Pain or Discomfort
Skin
Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Mouth
Respiration
Bowels and Bladder
Appetite
Activities of Daily Living
NANDA-I

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Examples
1. Anxiety
2. Dry Eye - or Risk for
3. Feeding - Self-Care Deficit
4. Infection - Risk For
5. Sleep Pattern - Disturbed
6. Cardiac Output - . . .. .........increased/decreased
7. Lifestyle:Sedentary
8. Pain:Acute / Chronic
9. Coping: Defensive, . . Ineffective
10. Fear
Care Conference
an RN may conduct a care conference to share information and ideas about the person's care.
Example of a Nursing Diagnosis
Insomnia due to staying in hospital / noisy enviroment
Example of Goal
Patinet will report a restful sleep by 6/29/2012
Example of Intervention
Clse the door to patients room
Turn off TV or radio or low volume
Ask staff to reduce unnecessary noise
Turn off unneeded equipment
c/o
Complains of
What are our resources for Assesment
2
Patient
and everything else
(family, history, DR.)
How do you create a care plan

4
1. Patient Directed (willed)
2. Measurable
ex: ambualate 250' x 1 asst without distress Bid by 10/5/12
3. Time Frame
4. Realistic
A Care plan is made for what amount of time?

2
Short Term
or
Long Term
Can a care plan state how the patient will feel in the future?
No, it's subjective
Can not use good bad ok
and
Yes, you can use the pain scale because it is objective.
NA's role in the Care Plan
The process never ends...
Once the plan has been
Evaluated -Where are they now?
You start the process again
ANDPIE
REVIEW QUESTIONS...
Which is not a step in the
A. Nursing Process
B. Observation
C. Assessment
D. Planning
E. Implementation
A. Observation
The Nursing Process Involves
A. guidelines for care plans
B. is a care conference
C. Triggers
D. is the method nurses use to plan and deliver nursing care
D. is the method nurses use to plan and deliver nursing care
What happens during Assessment?
A. Goals are set?
B. Information is collected
C. Nursing measures are carried out
D. Progress Evaluated
B. Information is collected
Which is a Symptom?
A. Redness
B. Vommitting
C. Pain
D. Pulse rate 78
C. Pain
Which is a sign?
A. Nausea
B. Headache
C. Dizziness
D. Dry Skin
D. Dry Skin
Which should you report at once?
A. a bowel movement
B. complaints of sudden pain
C. does not like their food
E. complains of stiff painful joints
B. Complaints of sudden pain
Which should you report at once?
A. The person and not move a body part?
B. Answers questions correctly?
C. The person has breath odor
D. The person walked to the dining room
A. The person and not move a body part?
Measures in the nursing plan are carried out... this is.
A. A nursing diagnosis
B. Planning
C. Implementation
D. Evaluation
C. Implementation
Which statement about the nursing process is true?
A. It is done without the person's input.
B. You are responsible for it
C. It is used to communicate the persons care.
D. Steps can be done in any order.
C. It is used to communicate the persons care
The Care Plan is?
A. Written by the doctor
B. The measures to help the person
C. The same for all persons
D. Also called the Kardex
B. The measures to help the person
What is used to communicate the nursing tasks delegated to you?
A. The care plan
B. The Kardex
C. An assignment sheet
D. Care conferences
C. An assignment sheet
Which is a Nursing Diagnosis?
A. Cancer
B Heart attack
C. Kidney failure
D. Chronic pain
D. Chronic pain
Kardex
A type of card file that summarizes information found in the medical record - drugs, treatments, diagnoses, routine care measures, equipment, and special needs