The Nursing Process Chapter 4

Front 1

Analysis

Back 1

Using data to determine patient need for nursing diagnosis

Front 2

Assessment

Back 2

Collection of subjective and objective data

Front 3

Evaluation

Back 3

Decision making process determining the effectiveness of nursing actions or interventions

Front 4

Expected outcome

Back 4

Expected behavior and physical and mental state of the patient after a therapeutic intervention

Front 5

Implementation

Back 5

Carrying out of a plan of action

Front 6

Independent nursing actions

Back 6

Actions that do not require a physician's order

Front 7

Initial assessment

Back 7

Gathering of baseline data

Front 8

Nursing diagnosis

Back 8

Description of a patient problem

Front 9

Nursing process

Back 9

Framework for nursing action consisting of a series of problem solving steps which helps members of the healthcare team provide effective and constant patient care

Front 10

Objective data

Back 10

Information obtained through a physical assessment or physical examination lab test or scans

Front 11

Ongoing assessment

Back 11

Continuing assessment activities that proceed from the initial nursing assessment

Front 12

Planning

Back 12

Design of steps to carry out nursing actions

Front 13

Subjective data

Back 13

Information supplied by the patient or family

Front 14

The five phases of the nursing process

Back 14

Assessment,analysis (nursing diagnosis ) ,planning, implementation , and evaluation

Front 15

What the assessment involves

Back 15

Assessment involve collecting objective and subjective data

Front 16

When is an initial assessment made

Back 16

When the patient is first seen in the hospital

Front 17

Important objective data

Back 17

Blood pressure, pulse, respiratory rate, temperature, weight, appearance of the skin

Front 18

Important subjective data

Back 18

Relief or non relief of pain or other symptoms

Front 19

NANDA

Back 19

Organization that approves and standardize nursing diagnosis

Front 20

The most frequently used nursing diagnoses are

Back 20

Effective self health management, ineffective self health management, deficient knowledge, non-compliance, anxiety

Front 21

What do you do after nursing diagnosis

Back 21

Formulate a patient oriented goals and expected outcomes are developed

Front 22

What does the expected outcome describe

Back 22

The maximum level of wellness that is responsibly attainable the patient

Front 23

What are the expected patient outcomes

Back 23

Effectively manage the drug regimen

Front 24

Dependent nursing

Back 24

You need an order to do it