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Found of Nursin Ch 6
Nursing Process and Critical Thinking
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| WHAT ARE THE SIX PHASES OF THE NURSING PROCESS? | ASSESSMENT, DIAGNOSIS, OUTCOMES, PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION, EVALUATION |
| THE NURSING PROCESS PROVIDES A ______________FOR THE PRACTICE OF NURSING. | FRAMEWORK |
| DURING WHICH PHASE OF THE NURSING PROCESS DOES THE NURSE IDENTIFY HEALTH PROBLEMS? | ASSESSMENT |
| THE NURSE SETS PRIORITIES FOR NURSING INTERVENTION IN THE ______________PHASE. | PLANNING |
| THE NURSE INSTRUCTS THE PATIENT ON THE USE OF HER INHALER. DURING WHICH PHASE OF THE NURSING PROCESS DOES THIS TAKE PLACE? | IMPLEMENTATION |
| WHAT SOURCES ARE USED TO OBTAIN INFORMATION FOR THE PATIENT DATABASE? | INTERVIEW AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION. |
| OBJECTIVE DATA | OBSERVABLE AND MEASURABLE SIGNS |
| SUBJECTIVE DATA | VERBAL STATEMENTS PROVIDED BY THE PATIENT |
| AFTER COLLECTING AND VALIDATING DATA, THE NURSE ORGANIZES CLUSTERS OF DATA. DATA CLUSTERING REFERS TO? | THE GROUPING OF RELATED CUES |
| IT IS BEST TO PERFORM A FOCUSED ASSESSMENT WHEN A PATIENT IS? | CRITICALLY ILL, DISORIENTED, OR UNABLE TO RESPOND TO THE NURSE. A FOCUSED ASSESSMENT GATHERS INFORMATION ABOUT THE SPECIFIC HEALTH PROBLEM. |
| DURING A PATIENT ASSESSMENT, BIOGRAPHICAL DATA WOULD INCLUDE? | MEDICATIONS THAT ARE TAKEN AT HOME, REASON FOR ADMISSION, AGE, OBTAINED WEIGHT, PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT, HISTORY OF MEDICAL CONDITIONS. |
| WHAT ARE FOUR MAIN TYPES OF NURSING DIAGNOSIS? | ACTUAL, RISK, SYNDROME, AND WELLNESS |
| "READINESS FOR ENHANCED NUTRITION" IS AN EXAMPLE OF _______________NURSING DIAGNOSES. | WELLNESS (NURSING DIAGNOSIS) |
| THE NURSING DIAGNOSIS IS DEFINED AS? | A CLINICAL JUDGMENT ABOUT INDIVIDUAL, GROUP, OR COMMUNITY RESPONSES TO ACTUAL OR POTENTIAL HEALTH PROBLEMS. |
| AT THE COMPLETION OF THE NURSING ASSESSMENT PHASE, THE NURSING DIAGNOSIS STATEMENT IS FORMULATED AND A POSSIBLE DIAGNOSIS MAY BE WRITTEN. THE POSSIBLE RISK OR "RISK DIAGNOSIS" STATE IS WRITTEN WHEN THE ? | ACTUAL FACTS ARE PRESENT IN A CIRCUMSTANCE. |
| WHAT ARE THE FIVE STAGES IN THE PYRAMID OF MASLOWS HIERARCHY OF NEEDS? | PHYSIOLOGIC, SAFETY & SECURITY, LOVE & BELONGING, SELF-ESTEEM, SELF ACTUALIZATION. |
| WHAT IS INCLUDED IN A NURSING ORDER? | DATE, SIGNATURE OF NURSE RESPONSIBLE, SUBJECT (WHO IS CARRYING OUT ACTIVITY), ACTION VERB, QUALIFYING DETAIL. |
| A NURSING ORDER IS CREATED TO PROVIDE? | SPECIFIC WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS FOR ALL CARE GIVERS. |
| WHICH IS A MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS? ACUTE PAIN PNEUMONIA ACTIVITY INTOLERANCE INEFFECTIVE AIRWAY CLEARANCE | PNEUMONIA |
| THE STUDENT WHO PLANS TO USE NURSING INTERVENTIONS CLASSIFICATION (NIC) MATERIAL WILL BENEFIT FROM A LIST OF? | NURSING ACTIVITIES |
| A PATIENT WHO DESCRIBES AN ILLNESS IS PROVIDING OBJECTIVE OR SUBJECTVICE DATA? | SUBJECTIVE |
| DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS TELL HOW THE NURSING DIAGNOSIS IS MANIFESTED. TRUE OR FALSE | TRUE |
| THE MAIN PURPOSE OF A CUE CLUSTERING IS TO? | ASSIST IN THE FORMATION OF A NURSING DIAGNOSIS. |
| WHAT PHRASES ARE USED TO CONNECT THE PARTS OF A NURSING DIAGNOSIS? | "RELATED TO" AND "MANIFESTED BY" |
| WHAT OCCURS DURING THE LAST PHASE OF THE NURSING PROCESS? | THE NURSE COMPARES THE DESIRED OUTCOME WITH THE ACTUAL OUTCOME. |
| THE NURSING DIAGNOSIS EXPRESSES THE PATIENT'S NEEDS ACCORDING TO __________________. | MASLOWS HIERARCHY OF NEEDS |
| NURSING PROCESS | SYSTEMATIC METHOD BY WHICH NURSES PROVIDE CARE FOR PATIENTS. |
| ASSESSMENT | COLLECT AND ANALYZE DATA ABOUT THE CLIENT |
| CUE | WORD, PHRASE, OR SYPMPTOM THAT INDICATES THE NATURE OF SOMETHING PERCIEVED. SIGNIFICANT DATA THE USUALLY DEMONSTRATES AN UNHEALTHY RESPONSE. |
| BIOGRAPHIC DATA | PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE FACTS OR EVENTS IN A PERSON'S LIFE. |
| DATABASE | LARGE STORAGE OR BANK OF INFORMATION |
| DIAGNOSE | IDENTIFY THE TYPE AND CAUSE OF A HEALTH CONDITION. |
| PROBLEM | ANY HEALTH CARE CONDITION THAT REQUIRES DIAGNOSTIC, THERAPUTIC, OR EDUCATIONAL ACTIONS. |
| NANDA-I | NORTH AMERICAN NURSING DIAGNOSIS ASSOCIATION - INTERNATIONAL APPROVED THE OFFICIAL DEFINITION FOR NURSING DIAGNOSIS. |
| WHAT ARE THE FOUR COMPONENTS OF A NURSING DIAGNOSIS? | 1) NURISNG DIAGNOSIS TITLE OR LABEL 2) DEFINITION OF TEH TITLE OR LABEL 3) CONTRIBUTING, ETIOLOGIC, OR RELATED FACTORS. 4) DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS |
| DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS | CLINICAL CUES, SIGNS, AND SYMPTOMS THAT FURNISH EVIDENCE THAT A PROBLEM EXISTS. |
| ACTUAL NURSING DIAGNOSIS | STATEMENT OF A HEALTH PROBLEM THAT A NURSE IS LICENSED AND COMPETENT TO TREAT. |
| RISK NURSING DIAGNOSIS | A CLINICAL JUSGMENT THAT AN INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY, OR COMMUNITY IS MORE VULNERABLE TO DEVELOP THE PROBLEM THAN OTHERS IS THE SAME OR SIMILAR SITUATION. |
| SYNDROME NURSING DIAGNOSIS | USED WHEN A CLUSTER OF ACTUAL OR RISK NURSING DIAGNOSES ARE PREDICTED TO BE PRESENT IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. |
| WELLNESS NURSING DIAGNOSIS | A CLINICAL JUDGMENT ABOUT AN INDIVIDUAL, GROUP, OR COMMUNITY IN TRANSITION FROM A SPECIFIC LEVEL OF WELLNESS TO A HIGHER LEVEL OF WELLNESS. |
| COLLABORATIVE PROBLEMS | CERTAIN PHYSIOLOGIC COMPLICATIONS THAT NURSES MONITOR TO DETECT THEIR ONSET OR CHANGES IN THE PATIENTS STATUS. |
| MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS | IDENTIFICATION OF A DISEASE OR CONDITION BY SCIENTIFIC EVALUATION OF PHYSICAL SIGNS, SYMPTOMS, HISTORY, LABORATORY TESTS, AND PROCEDURES. |
| GOAL | STATEMENT ABOUT THE PURPOSE TO WHICH AN EFFORT IS DIRECTED |
| OUTCOME | BEHAVIORS THAT A PATIENT WILL BE ABLE TO PERFORM RATHER THAN WHAT A NURSE WILL DO. |
| PLANNING | ESTABLISH THE PRIORITIES OF CARE, SELECT AND CONVERT NURSING INTERVENTIONS INTO NURSING ORDERS, AND COMMUNICATE THE PLAN OF CARE STANDARDIZED LANGUAGES OR RECOGNIZED TERMINILIGY TO DOCUMENT THE PLAN. |
| NURSING INTERVENTIONS | THOSE ACTIVITIES THAT PROMOTE THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE DESIRED PATIENT OUTCOME. |
| PHYSICIAN-PRESCRIBED INTERVENTION | ACTIONS ORDERED BY A PHYSICIAN FOR A NURSE OR OTHER PROFESSIONAL TO PERFORM |
| NURSE-PRESCRIBED INTERVENTION | ACTIONS THAT A NURSE IS LEGALLY ABLE TO ORDER OR BEGIN INDEPENDENTLY. |
| IMPLEMENTATION | PHASE OF NURSING PROCESS, YOU AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE TEAM PUT THE ESTABLISHED PLAN INTO ACTION TO PROMOTE OUTCOME OR ACHIEVEMENT. |
| DOCUMENTION | LEGAL RECORD OF WHAT HAS TRANSPIRED WHILE THE PATIENT WAS IN THE HEALTH CARE FACILITY. |
| EVALUATION | DETERMINATION MADE ABOUT THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE ESTABLISHED OUTCOMES HAVE BEEN ACHEIEVED. |
| STANDARDIZED LANGUAGE | A STRUCTURED VOCABULARY THAT PROVIDES NURSES WITH A COMMON MEANS OF COMMUNICATION. |
| NURSING-SENSATIVE PATIENT OUTCOME | THE PATIENT OUTCOME BASED ON INTERVENTIONS. |
| MANAGED CARE | HEALTH CARE SYSTEM THAT PROVIDES CONTROL OVER HEALTH CARE SERVICES FOR A SPECIFIC GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS IN ATTEMPTS TO CONTROL COST. |
| CASE MANAGEMENT | ASSIGNMENT OF A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER TO A PATIENT SO THAT THE CARE OF THAT PATIENT IS OVERSEEN BY ONE INDIVIDUAL. |
| CLINICAL PATHWAY | MULTIDISCIPLINARY PLAN THAT SCHEULES CLINICAL INTERVENTIONS OVER AN ANTICIPATED TIME FRAME FOR HIGH-RISK, HIGH VOLUME, HIGH-COST TYPES OF CASES. |
| VARIANCE | WHEN A PROJECTED OUTCOME IS NOT ACHIEVED. AN UNEXPECTED EVENT OCCURS DURING THE USE OF A CLINICAL PATHWAY; CAN BE POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE. |
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