Communication
Silently reviewing a patient's labs before walking in to discuss results. -is what level of Communication
Intrapersonal communication
What are the three Domains of Learning
Cognitive, Affective and Psychomotor
What are the three levels of Critical thinking in nursing
Basic, Complex and commitment
Situation, Background, Assessment and Recommendation
Morning interdisciplinary rounds discussing a patient's discharge plan.-Is what Level of Communication
Small group (huddles, shift handout)
What domain of learning is the patient using when they can verbalize and comprehend the s/s of their disease.
Cognitive
What level of critical thinking is the nurse using when she does this: Advancing a post-op diet based on the physician's order only.
Basic
Is the patients medical record at legal document
Yes- and Chart as if was being read in court of law.
Name three types of Non-Verbal communication
Touch, eye contact, gestures.
facial expressions, body language, posture.
What method do nurses use when evaluating learning
Teach-back method
What type of critical thinking is the nurse demonstrating when she makes autonomous decisions and takes full responsibility for them
Commitment
If you did not document it, it wasn't _______
DONE !!
Name at least three Therapeutic techniques used to communication with patients
Active listening, open ended questions, reflecting, restating, silence, clarifying
What is the ability to access, read, understand, evaluate, communicate, and act on health information to promote, maintain, and improve health?
Health Literacy
Name the six steps in the Clinical Judgement process
Recognizes cues, analyze cue, Prioritize Hypotheses, Generate Solutions, Take action and Evaluate outcomes.
The FACT principle of Documentation stands for
Factual
Accurate
Complete and current
Timely and organized
Name at least three Verbal communication elements that are important when communicating with your patients.
Vocabulary, clarity, timing and credibility
Assessing readiness to learn by evaluating what in your patients
Cognitive level, barriers, learning style, motivation, health literacy
Name how the nurse applies critical thinking to clinical reasoning and judgment in nursing practice
By identifying key problems, issues, and risks involved
By use of nursing process, problem solving, and the scientific method.
By being guided by standards, policies and procedures, ethics codes, and the state nurse practice act.
Give examples of flow charts and why are they used.
Vital Signs, Glucose, pain. These are trends that show changes over time at a glance.