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what is the nursing process
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Assessment
(Subjective/Objective) 2. Nursing Diagnoses 3. Planning (outcome/goals) 4. Implementation 5. Evaluation |
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what are the types of drugs
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Prescription Drugs
OTC Drugs Home remedies Alcohol Tobacco Caffeine Street Drugs |
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what is the holistic approach
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Physical
Emotional Spiritual Sexual Financial Cultural Cognitive |
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what is the head to toe approach
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Physical Assessment
B/P, wt, ht, lab values Health beliefs Religious preferences Sociocultural profile Educational level |
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what are types of OTC meds
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Aspirin
Vitamins Dietary Supplements Tylenol Laxatives Cold preparations, sinus medications Antacids |
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what are types of street drugs
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Marijuana
Cocaine Angel dust LSD Amphetamines Illegal narcotics |
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what information is on medications
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Patient Name
Date Order was written Name of medication Dosage Route of Delivery Signature of the prescriber |
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how do you write a nursing diagnosis
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Start with human response
Related to Do not restate the human response Select the cause for the second part |
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what are the patients rights
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Safety
Individualized holistic care Double checking Proper drug storage Accurate calculations Careful checking of transcriptions Accurate use or route Close considerations of special situations (can the patient swallow) Prevent and report medication errors Patient monitoring Correct use of computer Refuse medication with proper documentation |
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what are the five rights of medical administration
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Right Drug
Right Dose Right Time Right Route Right Patient |
