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31 Cards in this Set
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What are the three phases of the CPNE?
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Planning Phase
Implementation Phase Evaluation Phase |
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What happens in the Planning Phase?
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Receive patient assignment, review all available records including flow sheets and MARs, get introduced to the patients nurse, ask questions, **WRITE A NURSING CARE PLAN**
This is also when you write out your Grid with your Critical elements on it |
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Implementation Phase
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the time frame when you administer care to the assigned patient according to the assigned critical elements, care plan and the grid
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PCS
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Patient Care Situation
Consists of overriding, required and selected areas of care, for a total of 5 to 6 Areas of Care for each PCS |
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CA
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Clinical Associate--
Coordinates and supervises the CPNE Orients to hospital specific policies and simulation lab Available to discuss concerns and offer support Answers questions about the examination process Consults with CE Reviews and verifies any failure with the CE Maintains security and integrity of CPNE. |
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CE
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Clinical Evaluator--Objective observer and patient advocate
Provides written assignment at the beginning of each PCS Provides orientation to PCS and equipment to be used during PCS Verifies patient condition and assigns areas of care Verifies orders of medications to be administered during PCS Silent observer May participate in positioning if requested to do so and it doesn't interfere with observation May hold pill cups Answers questions of non teaching nature regarding patient assignment or patient care unit Documents performance of critical elements in all areas |
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NCP
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Nursing Care Plan
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Lab Simulation Stations
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IV Push
Sub Q, IM Injection IV Piggy back Wound care |
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Overriding Areas of Care
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Asepsis
Caring Physical Jeopardy Emotional Jeopardy Mobility |
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Evaluation Phase
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Time Frames for Completion of Each Phase
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2 1/2 hours is allowed for the completion of each PCS. Normal patient care is anticipated to take less than 1 1/2 hours for each patient (implementation phase), the balance of time should be spent between planning and evaluation phase.
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20 minute checks
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Grid design
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CPNE structure (number of PCS/labs)
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2 1/2 consecutive days. Consists of a minimum of 3 PCS and a maximum of 5 PCS. A minimum of one simulation laboratory and a maximum of two simulation labs.
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Required Areas of Care
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Fluid Management
Vital Signs Will be assigned these with EVERY PCS! |
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Selected Areas of Care related to Management
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Comfort
Musculoskeletal Oxygen Pain Respiratory Wound |
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Selected Areas of Care related to Assessment
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Abdominal
Neurological Peripheral Vascular Respiratory Skin |
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Other Selected Areas of Care
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Drainage and Specimen Collection
Enteral Feeding Irrigation Medications Patient teaching |
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CDM
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Clinical Decision Making
(How can it be invoked?) |
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Forms that will be used
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Nursing Kardex
MAR Care plan (What others) |
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Nursing Care Plans
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What Can I anticipate day 1 to be like?
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Orientation to the CPNE and a hospital unit
Simulation Laboratory time frame, approx 4:15pm to 7:30 pm No patient contact Casual Professional Attire |
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What will I do on day 2?
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Patient Care Situations 1 and 2
(approx 7:30 am - 2pm) 2:30-3:30 Simulation lab number 2 if makeup needed |
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What will I do on day 3?
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Patient Care Situations 3, 4 and 5
(if 4 and 5 needed) 7:30 AM to 5 PM |
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Simulation Lab
Wound Management Station Time Limit |
15 minutes
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Simulation Lab
Intravenous medications Time Limit |
20 minutes
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Simulation Lab
Injectable Medications-IV push Time Limit |
15 minutes
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Simulation Lab
Injectable Medications IM/SQ |
15 minutes
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Simulation Lab Documentation
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CPNE Simulation Laboratory Report Form (found in guide in Appendix G)
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On the PCS Kardex, the CE will identify required and selected areas of care how?
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Required areas of care will be identified by a single red star or asterix
Selected areas of care will be identified by a double red star or asterix |
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Number of Areas of Care for each PCS?
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All overriding areas of care
two required areas of care three to four selected areas of care |
