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What is the function of the Nursing Process?
- Used to get patients to their optimal level of wellness
- NANDA
- Required by the National Practice Standards
- Provides the basis for NCLEX
What are the characteristics of the Nursing Process?
- individualized for each client
- systematic and orderly
- dynamic (5 steps can overlap)
- client-centered
-promotes communication
- outcome-oriented
- universally applicable
What are the phases of the Nursing Process?
-ADPIE
- Assess
- Diagnose (nursing diagnosis)
- Plan
- Implement
- Evaluate
What happens in the Assess phase?
- collecting, organizing, validating, and recording data (subjective, objective, and historical) about the client's health
What happens in the Diagnose phase?
What is a Nursing Diagnosis?
- Analyzing and synthesizing data
- Cluster data to categorize behaviors which reveals the problem
- Problem=Nursing Diagnosis
- Nursing diagnosis is a clinical judgment about individual, family, or community responses to actual and potential health problems for which the nurse is accountable
What happens in the Planning phase?
- Prioritize nursing diagnoses
- Write goal (broad) for each problem
- Write expected outcome (specific) for each characteristic
- Write nursing interventions
What is the purpose of goals/expected outcomes?
- Serve as criteria for evaluation of client progress
- goals are broad statements reflecting resolution of the problem
- Expected outcomes are specific, measurable statements that reflect resolution of the defining characteristics
What are nursing interventions and what is the purpose of them?
- Can be Physician or nurse (or both)- initiated
- Assess, Assist, Teach
- Specific
- Required to prevent, reduce, or eliminate the problem or diagnostic label
What is the Implement phase of the nursing process?
- carrying out the planned interventions
What is the Evaluate phase of the nursing process?
- Review goal/expected outcomes to determine the degree to which they have been achieved