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A systematic rational method of planning and providing nursing care.
The Nursing Process
Steps of the Nursing Process:
Collect, organize, validate and document data
Assessing
Steps of the Nursing Process:
Analyze data; identify health problems, risks, and strengths; formulate diagnostic statements
Diagnosing
Steps of the Nursing Process:
Prioritize problems/diagnoses; formulate goals; select and write nursing interventions
Planning
Steps of the Nursing Process:
Reassess client; determine nurse's need for assistance; implement interventions; supervise care; document nursing activities
Implementing
Steps of the Nursing Process:
Collect data related to outcomes; compare data with outcomes; relate nursing actions to client goals; continue, modify or terminate care plan
Evaluating
List 3 types of Nursing Interventions
1. Physician initiated
2. Nurse initiated
3. Collaborative
DEF: A clinical judgment about an individual, family, or community responses to ACTUAL and POTENTIAL health problems for which the nurse is accountable
Nursing Diagnosis
Which is subjective data?
1. The client's age.
2. The client's pulse.
3. The client's demeanor.
4. The client's respiration rate.
3. The client's demeanor. Subjective data is SUBJECT to interpretation.
Which is an objective statement?
1. The client weighs 152 pounds.
2. The client appears to be anxious.
3. The client's appears to be overweight.
4. The spot on the client's leg appears to be a blister.
1. The client weighs 152 pounds. Objective data is measurable and defined; must contain the measurement.
What is an objective statement?
1. The client is angry.
2. The client is anxious.
3. The client is asleep.
4. The client's eyes are closed.
4. The client's eyes are closed. This is an observable, measurable state. The proper phrasing for the other 3 statements are "The client APPEARS to be ..."
SOB
AEB
R/T
D/C
Shortness Of Breath
As Evidenced By
Related To
Defining Characteristics
A Nursing action required to prevent, reduce or eliminate the problem or diagnostic label
Nursing Intervention