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20 Cards in this Set
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Nightingale's definition of nursing focused on ___ .
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Environment
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Dorothy Orem's definition of nursing focused on ____ .
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self-care
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The ANA's definition of nursing focuses on ___ .
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human response to health problems
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List 5 characteristics of a profession.
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1. specialized education w/some liberal arts.
2. Theoretical body of knowledge. 3. Provides a service to the community. 4. Standards of practice/ethics. 5. Autonomy in decisions & practice. |
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___-___ ___ - the use of some form of substantiation in making clinical decisions.
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Evidence-based practice
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CSN believes that health is a continuum between ___ and ___ .
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wellness; illness
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CSN believes that health is a ___ state.
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dynamic (changing)
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CSN believes that Nursing assists ___ and ___ to cope with life situations.
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individuals; groups
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CSN believes that Nurses use ______ to integrate knowledge, values and competencies to help clients achieve optimal levels of wellness.
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the Nursing Process
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CSN believes that Nursing education is a ____ ____ process.
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continuous learning
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The major concepts of the organizing framework at CSN are:
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Nursing, Health, and Adaptation
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Students may obtain RN status through what types of education?
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1. diploma
2. AD 3. BSN |
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Name the 3 roles of the Associate Degree nurse.
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1. Provider of care.
2. Manager of client care. 3. Member of the nursing profession. |
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What is ADPIE?
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ANA Standards of Care:
Assessment, nursing Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation |
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How are the ANA Standards divided?
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ANA Standard of Care - client focused
ANA Standard of Professional Performance - nurse focused |
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ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses directs the nurse to practice with compassion and respect for the inherent dignity, worth, and uniqueness of every individual WHEN?
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In all professional relationships!
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What is a "Never Event"?
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Events that should never happen or are considered preventable in a hospital setting.
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What is POA?
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Present On Admission
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__ __ __ __ - training to meet the challenge of preparing future nurses with have the KSAs necessary to continuously improve the quality and safety of the healthcare system.
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QSEN - Quality and Safety Education for Nurses
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What is KSAs?
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Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes. See QSEN.
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