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29 Cards in this Set
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Define accountability
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Answerable for your actions, providing an accountablility for your actions
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What are medical and surgical asepsis?
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Medical = clean technique
Surgical = sterile technique |
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What is an example of Maslow's human need - Belonging? What level of need is it?
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relationships and love; 3rd level / in the middle
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Define tertiary prevention and give three examples of it.
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starts with rehabilitation after the healing process is resolved; examples are cardiac rehab, rehab programs for CVA, HI, Arthritis
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What is optimal health?
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an individual's highest potential state of functioning in health or illness
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What are rules of contact that protect the social fabric?
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Laws
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What is an example of Maslow's human need - Safety & Security? What level of need is it?
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home and protection; 2nd level
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What is an example of Maslow's human need - Biological Integrity? What level of need is it? 1-5
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food, water, breath/air; level 1 / bottom level
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What is granted from a constituated state board of nursing?
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a nursing license
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Define ethics.
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principles of standards that govern proper conduct; philosophy that attempts to determine what is right, wrong, good, bad
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What is an example of Maslow's human need - Self-esteem? What level of need is it?
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reputation, status, prestige ; 4th level
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Define primary prevention and give three examples of it
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to prevent or delay a condition; examples are not smoking, not drinking, seat belts, balanced meals, immunizations, maintain IBW
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What main word goes with Erikson's stage of Young Adulthood?
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Love
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What steps are used in making ethical decisions?
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Collect, analyze, and interpret information
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What is an example of Maslow's human need - Self-actualization? What level of need is it?
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Self-fullfillment in life; 5th level / highest level
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Define secondary prevention and give three examples of it.
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early detection without s/s of condition/disease; examples are PAP
smears, PPD, monthly breast/genital exams, mammograms, yearly TB test and glaucoma test |
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What comparison happens in Erikson's stage of Young Adulthood?
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Intimacy v. Isolation
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What are three facets of ethical behavior?
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responsibility, accountability, providing safe care and "do no harm"
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What comparison goes with Erikson's stage of Old Age?
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Integrity v. Despair
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State four functions of the state board of nursing
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Monitors NCLEX; Establishes professional standards; Issues citations; Registers and renews licenses
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What comparison occurs with Erikson's stage of Adolescence?
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Identity v. Confusion
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Explain legal issues of drug administration by a nurse.
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Needs a Rx; needs to make sure that they can give that drug at their work; leave no meds unattended; report errors immediately
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What main word goes with Erikson's stage of Adolescence?
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Fidelity
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Describe the Nursing Practice Act
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series of statutes regulating each state's nursing practice; covers scope of practice, education, licensure, grounds for disciplinary action
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What main word goes with Erikson's stage of Adulthood?
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Care
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What are the steps for planning patient care?
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A(d)PIE
Assessment, Nursing Dx, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation |
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What main word goes with Erikson's stage of Old Age?
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Wisdom
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What is confidentiality in nursing care?
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Any reference to a patient that could identify the patient is a breach of confidentiality; maintaining medical information in a private way to respect the patient
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What comparison goes with Erikson's stage of Adulthood?
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Generativity v. Self-absorption
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