Nursing Diagnosis
Nursing Process
Theories used in Nursing
Communication
Critical Thinking
100
What is actual, risk, and health-promotion.
Three types of nursing diagnoses
100
What is assessment, diagnosis, planning, interventions, and evaluation?
Five specific steps of the nursing process.
100
Who is Florence Nightingale?
The founder of modern nursing.
100
What is referent?
An initiating event that leads one person to interact with another.
100
What are critical thinking skills?
Nurses must possess ________ ________ _______ to maintain pace with ever-changing treatment modalities and technological advances.
200
What is NANDA-I
Group that officially publishes nursing diagnoses
200
What is cyclic
The nursing process is ________ rather than linear.
200
Who is Sister Callista Roy?
Created the adaptation model based on the human being as an adaptive open system.
200
What is nonverbal communication?
93% of all communication is this type.
200
What is bias?
A preconceived notion or prejudice.
300
How do you describe a pain that feels like a sharp point?
stabbing
300
What is dynamic?
The nursing process changes over time in response to patients' individual needs.
300
Who is Dorothea Orem?
Who developed the Self-Care Deficit Theory that states a self-care deficit exists when patients are unable to meet their self-care needs.
300
What is non-verbal communication?
Body Language
300
What is closed-mindedness?
Errors in thinking and decision making can result from intentionally overlooking alternatives suggested by others.
400
What is a diagnosis label, related factors, and defining characteristics?
Actual nursing diagnosis statements are written with three parts.
400
What is collaboration?
When several members of the health care team meet to adequately address the patient needs.
400
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory?
Needs at the lower levels of the pyramid-shaped hierarchy must be met before needs at higher levels are addressed.
400
What is verbal communication?
7% of this type of communication is about feelings and attitudes.
400
What is validation?
The process of gathering information to determine whether the information or data collected are factual and true.
500
What is clustering
Organizing patient assessment data into groupings with similar underlying causes.
500
What is the diagnosis step?
In this step the patient data are analyzed, validated, and clustered to identify patient problems.
500
Who is Lerwin?
The three steps of ________ Change theory include unfreezing, moving or changing, and refreezing.
500
What is patient advocacy?
Hallmark of professional nursing that involves defending the rights of others, especially those who are vulnerable or unable to make decisions independently.
500
What is reflection?
To ponder, contemplate, or deliberate on something which helps one consider an array of possibilities and reflects on the merits of each.
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