NURSADN8 Lecture For Exam 2 Latest Update

NURSADN8 Lecture For Exam #2 Latest Update

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• Types of Nursing Diagnosis that we as nurses use are: - CORRECT ANSWER: 1)

Actual- 3 part statement

2) As evidenced by: AEB

3) Risk for- 2 part statement

Accreditation - CORRECT ANSWER: educational programs evaluated (CCNE-

Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education)

Administrative Law - CORRECT ANSWER: State legislatures gives authority to state boards of nursing (Ohio Practice Act)

• Rules and regulations established by State Board of Nursing
• Protects the public from harm

Assault - CORRECT ANSWER: threat of harm

Autonomy - CORRECT ANSWER: Respect for a person's rights to make their own

decisions

Battery - CORRECT ANSWER: touching without consent (physically hurting them)

Beneficence - CORRECT ANSWER: Doing good or promoting good on behalf of others

Care Plan Revision - CORRECT ANSWER: discontinue or modify

• reassess 1 / 4

• nursing diagnosis
• client goals and outcomes
• nursing interventions

Certification - CORRECT ANSWER: Demonstrates advanced proficiency in nursing

Clinical Judgement - CORRECT ANSWER: the result or outcome of what happened

Coping and Adaptation - CORRECT ANSWER: - Capacity to survive and flourish in the face of adversity

• Achieving homeostasis

Credentialing- Professional Competence is maintained by: - CORRECT ANSWER: Accreditation Licensure Certification

Critical Reasoning - CORRECT ANSWER: preventing problems

Critical Think in Nursing - CORRECT ANSWER: - purposeful, outcome-directed

• essential to safe, competent, skillful nursing practice
• based on principles of nursing process and the scientific method
• requires specific knowledge, skills, and experience
• new nurses must question
• guided by professional standards and ethnic codes
• requires strategies that maximize potential and compensate for problems

Critical Thinking - CORRECT ANSWER: - includes both reasoning and judgement

• helps choose solutions or identify options for patient care situations 2 / 4

Critical Thinking Priorities - CORRECT ANSWER: - Physical (the need for air, water, food, rest, health)

• Security (the need for safety, shelter, stability)
• Social (the need for being loved, belonging, inclusion)
• Ego (the need for self-esteem, power, recognition, prestige)
• Self Actualization (the need for development creativity)

Defamation of character - CORRECT ANSWER: wrongfully hurting a person's good

reputation

Defense Mechanisms - CORRECT ANSWER: - Compensation

• Denial
• Displacement (kicking something when angry)
• Introjection (learning things from someone & teaching them the same thing)
• Projection
• Rationalization (justified the behavior)
• Reaction Formation
• Regression (past self-reflect)
• Repression
• Sublimation
• Undoing

Define altruism - CORRECT ANSWER: concern for the welfare of others

Define autonomy - CORRECT ANSWER: respects the patients right

define human dignity - CORRECT ANSWER: treat as being of worth

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Define integrity - CORRECT ANSWER: provides care based on the cod of ethics

Define social justice - CORRECT ANSWER: fairness = equal access to all

Deontology - CORRECT ANSWER: Does not consider the greater good or

consequences of specific actions on others

• Focuses on the rights of the individual

Documentation - CORRECT ANSWER: Recoding the patient's status and care written

or electronically or a combination of both (be careful when coping forward info)

The process or recording vital information that is communicated to others

• facts and figures that are specific, clear, and precise (No opinions: document true info)
• all pertinent care and interaction with the patient
• contains correct language, medical terms and abbreviations

Ethics - CORRECT ANSWER: - Standards of conduct and moral judgment

• Professional ethics involve principles and values with universal application and

standards of conduct to be maintained in all situations

Euthanasia - CORRECT ANSWER: Occurs when someone other than the patient

administers medication in any form with the intention of hastening the patients death.This is inconsistent with the core commitment of the nursing profession & profoundly violates public trust

Evaluation - CORRECT ANSWER: Review patient goals and determine if expected

outcome criteria were met/achieved

• collect data to identify patient's response to interventions
• measure goal/outcomes achievement

Document degree of goal attainment

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