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Nursing Process in Pharmacology

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Steps of Nursing Process   Assessment, diagnosis, planning, interventions, evaluating care provided  
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What data is gathered during assessment   Baseline, subjective, and objective  
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What are ways of planning   through forming goals and outlines  
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Identify assessment data that is pertinent to medication administration   health history, physical assessment data, lab values (other measurable data), asseesion of medication effects (theraputic and Side effects)  
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develop proper nursing diagnosis for clients receiving medication (when is it done, what does it do, must do)   after analysis of assessment data, focus on problem, verified with client or caregiver  
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Why are diagnosis written   to address clients responses related to drug administration  
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How do you set goals for a client receiving medication   from diagnosis  
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What do goals focus onfor a client receiving medication   what the client should be able to achieve  
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What do outcomes focus onfor a client receiving medication   measurable criteria that will be used to measure goal attainment  
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Key interventions strategies to be implemented for clients receiving medication   Goal client to be optimal level doing it safetly and effectivelly  
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Key intervention   monitoring drug effects, doc, medication, client teaching,  
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Outcome of med. administration   begins new cycle of care, diagnosis reviewed, goals outcome refined, new interventions  
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First step in the nursing process   Assessment, diagnosis, planning, interventions, evaluating care provided  
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Begins with the nurse's initial contact with the client and continues with every interation therafter   assessment  
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Used to compare to information obtained during later interations   baseline data  
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what the clients say or pereives   subjective data  
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gathered through physical assessment ,   objective data  
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lab test other diagnostic sources   objective data  
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nursing judgments about the client and his or her reponses to health and illness ; second step in nursing process   nursing diagnoses  
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provides basis for establishing goals and outcomes planning interventions and evaluating the effectiveness of the care given   Nursing diagnoses  
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Diff b/t nursing diagnoses and medical diagnosis   Nursing diagnoses focus on a client's reponse to actual or potential health and life processes; med. focus on disease or conditon  
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Per the N(north)A(american)N(nursing)D (diagnosis) A (association) nursing diagnoses provide the basis for   selection of nursing interventions to achieve outcomes for which the nurse is accountable  
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Difficult part of the nursing process   Diagnosis  
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KEY: pt. to remene about nursing diagnoses   it focuses on client's needs not the nurse's needs.  
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Primary nursing role is to enable clients to ?   become active participants in their own care; encouraging the client to take a more active role in working toward meeting the identified goals  
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Third step   planning ; ways to assitst the client to return to an optimun level of wellness.  
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Goals are established to focus on >>>   what the client will be able to do or achieve not waht the nurse will do.  
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objective measures of goals   Outomes  
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