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The level of care that focuses on education and prevention.(health promotion). Preventive care and Primary care
The level co care that focuses on emergency treatment and critical care(intense and elaborate diagnosis and treatment) Secondary care (acute care)
Special care (highly technical services for clients in a large geographical area) Tertiary Care (special care)
Intermediate Follow-up care (surgical postoperative routine care, routine medical care).Rehabilitation. Home care Restorative care
Long-term care. Chronic Care. Personal care. Hospice care. Continuing care
a service that provides short-term relief or time off for persons providing home care to ill,disabled or frail older adult.Ex adult day care. Respite care
Children,women,and older adults are considered?? vulnerable populations
begins the moment a patient is admitted to a health care facility discharge planning
The three levels of prevention are? Primary,Secondary,and Tertiary Prevention.
The overall goals of ----are to increase the life expectancy and quality of life and to eliminate the inequality of health among populations Healthy People 2010
a nursing focus that requires understanding the needs of the population or collection of individuals who have in common one or more personal or environmental characteristics.ex.high-risk infants and older adults,or cultural group like Native Americans. public health nursing
is a nursing approach that combines knowledge from public health sciences with professional nursing theories to safeguard and improve the health populations in a community. community health nursing
Those patients who are more likely to develop health problems as a result excess risk, who have limits in access to health care services, or who are dependent on others for care. Vulnerable populations
what is a professional nurse's approach for selecting,organizing, and delivering appropriate care to a patient? nursing process
The nursing process includes five steps they are? Assessment,nursing diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
What is the deliberate and systematic collection of data to determine a patient's current and past health status, functional status, and present and past coping patterns. Nursing assessment
Two steps in nursing assessment? -Collection and verification of data from a primary source(the patient)and secondary sources(e.g.,family, friends, health professionals, medical record) -Analysis of all data as basis .
Nationwide health insurance program that provides benefits to individuals over 65 years of age Medicare
what are some examples of critical thinking attitudes? Confidence, Thinking independently, Discipline, Creativity and ,Integrity.
The levels of critical thinking are? Basic, complex, commitment
what is assessment part of the nursing process? collecting and analyzing data
what is nursing diagnosis step of the nursing process? identifing the appropriate patient problems
planning step of the nursing process: establishing expected outcomes, prioritizing, collaborating and delegating.
what is a example of implementation in the nursing process? preforming nursing interventions
evaluation step of the nursing process: determining achievement of outcomes, reassessing as indicated.
information provided by the patient verbally Subjective data
Activities performed in the course of a normal day ADLs
interpretation of cues Inference
information obtained through the senses Cue
comparing data with another source to determine accuracy and relevancy Validation
Observations or measurements made by the nurse during assessment is called what kind of data? Objective data
staying with the patient while waiting for a procedure or test results. Providing presence
holding the patient's hand, giving a message, skillfully and gently performing a procedure is called --- a patient. comforting
opening the lines of communication, attentively listening to what the patient is saying, and responding appropriately is called? listening
centering on the patient and providing information that is relevant to the patient's circumstances knowing the patient
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