Reading...
Play button
Play button
Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
14 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
Identify 4 attributes of an effective team member
p r r a s |
positive attitude
reliable responsible accountable supportive |
|
|
compare the responsiblities of a nursing student to the responsiblities of a liscenced nurse?
|
the same
skill critical thinking reliable accountable positive supportive compassionate |
|
|
the issue of accountablility compared b/t the liscenced nurse and nursing student
|
take ownership if you do something wrong! no difference
|
|
|
discuss professional behavior as it applies to relationships w/ patients,students, nurses, etc
|
respect
compassion ontime positive view don't critisize anyone don't be a control freak |
|
|
what about 'support' as it applies to students, patients, instructors, teachers, etc?
|
be an advocate for each group, team concept and not a reactive group relationship.
|
|
|
list 6 members of the health team
|
physicians
resitory therapists RNs speech therapists social workers LPNs CNAs |
|
|
what is the purpose of the ANA?
|
advocates for the nurse, upholds nursing, adovocates the profession
NLN liscences the profession |
|
|
what does the international council of nurses do?
|
ANA is part of this and its purposes parellel those of the ANA. Ex. advance and promote the profession. Both are strong lobbiest groups in Washington. took on excessively long shifts, overtime issues, etc.
|
|
|
what is the nurse practice act, nursing standards, nursing codes?
|
nurse practice act are found in each state...
describe and define legal boundaries of nursing practice within each states |
|
|
what about nursing standards?
|
standards of care are legal guidelines for nursing practice. defined in the nurse practice acts and by state board of nursing of each state
|
|
|
in a court of law, a malpractice suit, the nursing standards of care are used to measure the ...
|
nurse's conduct, the determine if they acted as prudent any other reasonably prudent nurse would of acted in similar situation. a breach of the nursing standard of care is an element that has to be proven in the tort of nursing neglience or malpractice.
|
|
|
Maslow 5 levels are cool, but what does it have to do with nursing?
|
nurses need to mentally assess which of the 5 levels of need of the client need to be met, and provide that need!
|
|
|
how are your basic needs being met in wellnes?
|
how you take care of yourself with education of your physical awareness, stress management, self responsiblity
|
|
|
why is it important to follow all these rules and regultions?
|
lawsuits
|
