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A systematic, rational method of planning and providing individualized nursing care
Nursing process
Collection, organization, validation and documentation of data
Assessment
Analyze data, identify health problems, risks and strengths, and formulate diagnostic statements
Diagnosing
Prioritize problems/diagnoses; formulate goals/desired outcomes; select nursing interventions; write nursing interventions
Planning
Reassess the client; determine nurse's need for assistance; implement the nursing interventions; supervise delegated care; document nursing activities
Implementing
Collect data related to outcomes; compare data with outcomes; relate nursing actions to client goals/outcomes; draw conclusions about problem status; continue, modify or terminate patient care plan
Evaluating
symptoms only described by the patient
subjective data
signs that can be tested or measured against an accepted standard
objective data
primary source of data
client
secondary source of data
family, other support persons, other health professionals, records and reports.
directive interview
nurse established, highly structured and elicits specific information.
nondirective
nurse allows client to control the purpose, subject matter and pacing.
framework of 11 functional health patterns
Gordon functional health pattern
three part nursing diagnostic statement
standardizes organization of client care
Nurse uses "secondary to" to divide what process in two?
Etiology
Novice nurse uses three steps in creating nursing diagnosis
Analyzing data
Identifying health problems, risks and strengths
Formulating diagnostic statement
Nursing diagnosis refers to?
human response to medical treatment
Independent nursing interventions for a collaborative problem focus mainly on?
monitoring and preventing possible complications
taxonomy II has three levels that include?
domains, classes and nursing diagnoses
three part nursing diagnostic statement
standardizes organization of client care
Nurse uses "secondary to" to divide what process in two?
Etiology
Novice nurse uses three steps in creating nursing diagnosis
Analyzing data
Identifying health problems, risks and strengths
Formulating diagnostic statement
Nursing diagnosis refers to?
human response to medical treatment
Independent nursing interventions for a collaborative problem focus mainly on?
monitoring and preventing possible complications
three components of quality evaluation
structure, process and outcomes