Health, Wellness, and safety
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| Health | State of complete physical, mental, and social well-being. Not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
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| Illness | A state in which a person's physical, emotional, intellectual, social, developmental, or spiritual functioning is diminished or impaired compared with previous experience.
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| Wellness Healthcare | Self-responsibility, meaning of disease, illness, and dysfunction. Informed choices. Effect on stress
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| Nursing in Wellness | Illness prevention, health promotion, nursing diagnoses for wellness, nursing as a therapeutic partnership, lifestyle modification, holistic healthcare
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| Joint Commission's National Patient Safety Goals | Improve the accuracy of pt identification. Improve effectiveness of communication among caregivers. Improve safety of using medication. Reduce the risk of HAIs. Check pts meds.
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| Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) | 6 QSEN Competencies: Safety, quality improvement, patient-centered care, informatics, teamwork and collaboration, evidence-based practice
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| Safety concerns for older adults | Loss in physical function, acuity of sensory-perceptual function, cognitive judgment
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| Factors that affect safety | Physiological factors, environmental, community, pollution, radiation safety, workplace safety, safety in home.
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| Patient safety issues in healthcare setting | Problems with equipment, procedural errors, and impairment of pts cause falls, fires, and adverse med errors.
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| Sentinel Event | A serious safety error that has to be reported.
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| Assessment of Ability to Function Safely | Subjective Data: pt's perception of safety, injury history, concerns about safety, risk ID. Objective data: diagnostic tests and procedures, physical assessment (neurological function, mobility and activity tolerance)
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| Safety Nursing Diagnosis | Risk for injury, risk for falls, disturbed sensory perception, risk for poisoning
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| Specific Pt Goals | Pt will remain free from injury while in the hospital. Pt will use call light to call for help before getting up while on narcotic pain meds.
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| Nursing interventions for Safety | Disaster plans, emergency care in unintentional poisoning, fire evacuation, CPR, QSEN competencies
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