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25 Cards in this Set
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Define assessment
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Collects and analyzes data
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Define Diagnosis
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Clinical judgement
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Define evaluation
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Determines progress toward reaching expected or desired outcomes
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Define implementation
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Intervening, delegating, and coordinating
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Define Nurse Practice Act
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Legal basis for nursing action
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Define Nursing
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Diagnosis and treatment of human responses to actual or potential health problems
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Define Nursing process
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Clinical framework used for any patient in any setting
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Define plan of Care
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Comprehensive outline of care
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Define standards of Practice
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Nursing process standard
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Define standards of Professional Perfformance
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Criteria related to quality of care and ethical behavior, among others
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Maslows Hierarch of Needs
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Physical
Safety Love Esteem Self-actualization |
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Physical Needs
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Ineffective airway
Ineffective breathing patterns Decreased cardiac output |
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Safety
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Acute confusion
Risk of trauma Risk for aspiration |
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Love
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Potential for growth in family coping
Social isolation Sexual dysfunction |
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Esteem
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Self-esteem disturbance
Situational low self esteem Chronic low self esteem |
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Self-actualizzation
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Spiritual distress
Potential for enhanced spiritaul well-being Health-seeking behaviors |
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Differentiate between expected and obtained outcomes.
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An expected outcome is a reported, observed or quantifiable result that is expected to occur as a result of a nursing intervention. During evaluation, the nurse determines whether an expected outcome has been attained or not attained and adjusts the plan of care accordingly. The current patient behavior or finding (eg B/P, K+ level, etc) is the attained (or obtained)outcome.
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List some alternative names for nursing interventions
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Alternative names for nursing interventions are nursing treatments , stratigies, measures, or actions
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Outcome identification
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involves selecting outcomes that are framed as patient goals and the outcomes are specific to the nursing diagnosis under consideration
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Planning
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Involves prescribing strategies dessigned to achieve the expected outcomes
These strategies are also diagnosis-specific . |
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Evaluation
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Involves comparing the outcomes obtained with outcomes expected.
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Health is the ability to meet my resposibilities , to care for children, and to make a living
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Role performance
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Health is a sense of well-being and living to my full potential
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Eudemonistic
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Health is adjusting physically or mentally-in all ways --to lifes circunstances
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Adaptive
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Health is a balance of inner strengths while avoiding excesses, along with positive interaction with outer systems.
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4+ Model
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