Nursing Process Flashcards

(48 cards)

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ASSESS

A

Gather information
Verify the information
collected is clear & accurate

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DIAGNOSE

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Interpret the information collected
Identify & prioritize the problem
through a nursing diagnosis
(be sure it’s NANDA approved

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PLAN

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Set goals to solve the problem.
Prioritize the outcomes of care

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IMPLEMENT

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Reaching those goals through
performing the nursing actions
“Implementing” the goals set above
in the planning stage

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EVALUATE

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Determine the outcome of goals
Evaluate client’s compliance
Document client’s response to pain
Modify & assess for needed changes

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SUBJECTIVE DATA

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What the client tells the nurse

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OBJECTIVE DATA

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Data the nurse obtains
through their assessment and observations

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SET SMART GOALS

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Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Relevant
Time frame

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ABCS

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AIRWAY
BREATHING
CIRCULATION

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1 PATENT AIRWAY
• Patent means “open”; the airway is clear!

A

ASK YOURSELF: Can they successfully breathe oxygen in and breathe CO2 out?

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2 BREATHING

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Gas exchange taking place inside the lungs
• ASK YOURSELF: Can gas exchange successfully happen in their lungs?

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3 CIRCULATION

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Can they circulate blood through their body and are their organs being perfused?
• ASK YOURSELF: Is there a reason that the blood isn’t pumping/circulating in the body?
(Example: The heart is working to pump the blood to the vital organs)

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Self Actualization

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• Hope
• Spiritual well-being
• Enhanced growth

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Self Esteem

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Control
• Competence
• Positive regard
• Acceptance/worthiness

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LOVE & BELONGING

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Maintain support systems
• Protect from isolation

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SECURITY SAFETY & SECURITY
bas

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Airway
• Respiratory effort
• Heart rate, rhythm, and strength of contraction

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PHYSIOLOGICAL needs

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Oxygen fluids nutrition, shelter

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AUTONOMY

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Respect for an individual’s right
to make their own decisions

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NONMALEFICENCE

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Obligation to do & cause no harm to others

21
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BENEFICENCE

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Duty to do good to others

22
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Justice

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Distribution of benefits and services fairly

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Veracity

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Obligation to tell the truth

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Fidelity

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Following through with a promise

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Serotonina
Is responsible for melatonin
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Circadian de synchronization
Happens when sleep wake patterns are frequently altered
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Insomnia
Difficulty falling asleep or early awakening from sleep
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Five Rights of Delegation
Right Task, Right Circumstance, Right Person, Right Direction, Right Supervision.
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Malpractice
Is a type of negligence where a nurse fails to meet a care of a patient
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Assault
Is creating fear of harm.
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Battery
Is intentional physical contact without permission.
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Samaritan law
Protect nurses and other providers when they give emergency care outside the work place
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Stage 1
Non blanchable
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Stage 2
Partial thickness
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Stage 3
Full thickness skin loss
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Stage 4
Full thickness skin and tissue loss Osteomyelitis
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Unstageable
Cannot be staged the tissues is loss and it’s at full thickness
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Stage 3
Stage 3 is deep non- REM sleep
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CAUTI .
Catheter-associated urinary tract infection
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SSI
Surgical site infection
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CLABSI
Central line-associated blood infection
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VAP
Ventilator-associated pneumonia
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Causative Agent
Bacteria Virus Fungus Prion Parasite
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Reservoir
• Human • Animal • Surfaces • Food • Soil • Insects
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Portal of entry
• How it gets to the host • same as the portal of exit
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Portal of Exit
• Skin (wound) • How it gets to the host • Mouth (Vomit, Saliva) • Same as portal of exit Mode Of Mode Of • Blood (Cuts on the skin) Transmission Transmission • Respiratory tract
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Mode Of Transmissi
Contact Droplet Airborne Vector borne
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incentive spirometer
a handheld device that measures how deeply you inhale, helping to keep lungs active and prevent pneumonia after surgery or illness.