Culture & Ethics
Nursing 101
Spirituality
It's fundamental
GI Joe!
100
"..the learned, shared, and transmitted knowledge of values, beliefs, and ways of life of a particular group." [source: Fundamentals of Nursing by Yoost & Crawford (2016), p. 395]
What is culture? (characteristics: learned, symbolic, shared, integrated)
100

A sign indicative of a systemic infection resulting from a wound is _____________.


What is fever.

100
Faith & beliefs, Importance of faith, Faith community involvement, Address spirituality/spiritual practices in care. [source: Fundamentals of Nursing by Yoost & Crawford (2016), p. 420]
What is FICA? (spiritual assessment framework developed by Puchalski & Romer, 2000)
100

Early manifestations include Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Restlessness, anxiety, pallor, elevated blood pressure, use of accessory muscles, nasal flaring, and adventitious lung sounds


What is Hypoxia

100

Nursing interventions include encouragement to increase fiber and water consumption, give bulk-forming products before stool softener, stimulants, or suppositories.


Constipation

200

Determining possible needs a person may have related to behaviors and beliefs that strengthen him or her and provide meaning to life. [source: Fundamentals of Nursing by Yoost & Crawford (2016)]

What is spiritual assessment? (required by AACN "Essentials" as a capability of BSN graduates: conduct spiritual assessment and recognize impact of spirituality on health care)

200

Expected outcome during a nursing eye exam.


What is PERRLA?

200
".....praying, baptizing, fasting, singing, meditating, reading the Torah, Bible, or Koran." [source: Fundamentals of Nursing by Yoost & Crawford (2016), p. 399]
What are rituals? ("..formal, stylized, repetitive, and stereotypical actions performed in special places at special times." p. 399)
200

Pressure injury which involves skin and tissue loss with cartilage, bone, fascia, muscle, ligaments, or tendon exposed in the wound or easily palpable. Tunneling and undermining are common.


Stage 4 / Full-thickness skin and tissue loss

200

Complication of diarrhea, possibly manifested by tachycardia, hypotension, and dry mucous membranes


Dehydration

300
"...the person's identification with or membership in a particular racial, national, or cultural group and observation of the group's customs, beliefs, and language." [source: Fundamentals of Nursing by Yoost & Crawford (2016), p. 395]
What is ethnicity? (based on cultural similarities and differences; central consideration in nursing care that is culturally appropriate)
300

The form or place in the chart where the nurse documents his or her observations, care given and patient's responses.


What is nursing notes.

300
..... r/t chronic illness aeb expressions of hopelessness and statements indicating concern over the recent inability to pray. [source: Fundamentals of Nursing by Yoost & Crawford (2016), p. 421]
What is Spiritual Distress?
300

Oxygen delivery system that delivers an FiO2 of 80% to 95% at flow rates of 10-15 L/min


Non-rebreather mask

300

Dairy products, eggs, ripe bananas, or foods low in fiber and easy to digest


Low Residue Diet

400

According to this Practice Standard you must report a fellow member of the health care team if you have reasonable and probably grounds to believe their continued practice might constitute a danger to the public.


What is Duty to Report

400

Normal vital signs for an older adult with dehydration are as follows: 

A. BP 90/50, P 124, R 52 

B. BP 90/50, P 95, R 30 

C. BP 110/60, P 75, R 20 

D. BP 120/70, P 145, R 46


What is C. BP 110/60, P 75, R 20

400
The meaning of life, death, and existence; the expression of meaning and purpose. [source: Fundamentals of Nursing by Yoost & Crawford (2016, p.414]
What is spirituality? (universal among humans, central dimension of health, affecting physical, psychological, and social aspects of a person)
400

This demographic is especially at risk for alterations in health from: substance use disorders, periodontal disease due to poor oral hygiene, unplanned pregnancies, STIs, infertility, work-related injuries, and violent deaths


Young Adults / 20-35 years

400

"Tell me about the GI problems you are having." This is what type of questioning during an interview.


What is open-ended questions?

500

his Practice Standard sets out requirements for whether or not an LPN can withdraw care.


What is Duty to Provide Care.

500

What is most commonly found in dependent lobes: right and left lung bases and is caused by random, sudden reinflation of groups of alveoli; disruptive passage of air through small airways.


What is crackles?

500
"... a mutual, purposeful, interactive process between a nurse and a patient, which may include family, to promote the patient's spiritual health." [source: Fundamentals of Nursing by Yoost & Crawford (2016), p. 417-418]
What is spiritual care? (provided when interconnectedness of the physical, cultural, and spiritual realms are recognized and included in addressing a patient's holistic needs. Required by Joint Commission in hospitals by multidisciplinary team)
500

A document that appoints someone to make medical decisions when clients are no longer able to do so on their own behalf.


Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care

Advance Directive/POLST

500

The large intestine is a site of absorption


What is fluids and electrolytes

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