Management of Care
This interdisciplinary team member assess and plans for clients to increase musculoskeletal function to maintain mobility.
What is a Physical Therapist?
This step of the nursing process involves the nurse observing and measuring data.
What is Assessment?
Hand hygiene and PPE use when caring for patients is an example of this?
What is Standard precautions?
This is a legal document that directs end-of-life issues.
What is an Advance directive?
Excessive perspiration without water replacement and excessive intake of salt are causes of what condition?
What is dehydration?
This nursing role supports and defends clients' health, wellness, safety, wishes, and personal rights, including privacy.
What is being an Advocate? or Advocacy?
Monitoring a patient is delegated to which staff member?
Who is the LPN?
During this time, the client has difficulty believing in an expected or actual loss.
What is Denial - State of Grief?
What is dehydration?
This role is to witness the client's signature and ensure understanding of the procedure.
What is the role of the nurse obtaining informed consent?
"Physical therapy note in chart indicates client has decreased range of motion of left shoulder" is this type of data?
What is Objective data?
Decreased strength, impaired mobility and balance, and decreased visual acuity in older adult clients may cause what?
What is Falls or increased risk for falls?
How an individual deals with problems and issues defines what concept?
Factors leading to this vital sign condition may include; long-term physical fitness, chronic severe pain, relaxation, hypothermia, and certain medications.
What is bradycardia?
These guidelines define and direct the level of care nurses should give while practicing in any give state.
What is Standards of Care? or Practice?
This level of Health Promotion includes activities to prevent disease.
What is Primary Health Promotion?
Collecting essential data before and after administering any medication is what right of medication administration?
What is Right Assessment?
Help clients establish and follow routines, promote a quiet hospital environment, and suggesting medications are nursing actions to promote what?
What is promoting sleep/rest?
Infection, malnourishment, poor circulation, chronic disease, and immunocompromised state affect what process in the patient with a surgical incision?
What is wound healing?
This regulation includes protections of all written and verbal communication about patients.
What is the HIPPA Privacy Rule?
This therapeutic diet includes a balanced intake of protein, fats, and carbohydrates of about 1800 calories.
What is the Diabetic diet?
Improving communication, preventing catheter associated UTIs, and using patient identifiers are examples of what guidelines?
Complications of this condition treatment includes sedation, respiratory depression, and constipation.
What is pain medication?
Helpful interventions for this condition include; providing a private room, limiting visitors, offering earplugs, and assisting with stress reduction.
What is sensory overload?