What is 1
Nursing care plan based on problems or nursing diagnoses.
What is FOCUS Charting.
In Nursing is the process of reflective and reasonable thinking about nursing problems without a single solution. It is focused on deciding what to believe and do.
Not intuitive but comes from an experience.
What is Critical thinking?
Nurses use critical thinking to make informed decisions about a patient's medical care such as choosing which tests to run and communicating their opinions to doctors.
Reviewing outcomes of the interventions based on the actions to restore/maintain/preserve the client’s health status.
What is Evaluation?
20 Seconds for visible dirt, removing gloves after touching infectious diseases.
Handwashing in nursing is a vital infection control measure.
Documentation of a chronologic account of the major problem for which the patient is seeking medical care.
What is a review of present illness?
Information of a specific patient problem.
Collect data and recognize cues from individual and environmental factors to process the information obtained.
What is Assessment?
ADPIE
What is the Nursing Process?
Giving the correct treatment to the patient is what part of critical thinking.
What is knowledge of information?
The services that a qualified health professional is deemed competent to perform and permitted to undertake in keeping with the terms of their professional license.
What is Scope of practice?
This includes all your nursing responsibilities and duties.
Analyze the data to identify problems and generate hypothesis to begin the process of prioritizing the hypothesis.
What is a Nursing Diagnosis?
Reflective journaling, documenting and examine work experiences, reading/researching evidence-based practice literature.
What is How To Develop Critical Thinking?
Clean technique used by healthcare professionals while inserting NG tube. No "sterile to sterile" rules apply.
What is Asepsis?
Refers to the ability to perform clinical nursing care that is based on the nurse’s ethical thinking and accurate nursing skills and that is provided to meet the needs of the patient.
What is Competency?
Nursing competency includes core abilities that are required for fulfilling one's role as a nurse.
Performing Skills.
Establish goals and solutions based on the priority hypothesis. Integrate the knowledge gathered from the cues and client history to develop an individualized plan of care.
What is Planning?
(TO) of specific patient information to be carried out by authorized staff, but must be repeated, and countersigned by practitioner.
What is a Telephone Order (TO): Specific order(s) for a specific patient given over the telephone to an authorized staff to be carried out before the order(s) are countersigned by the ordering practitioner.
Read back of Telephone Orders.
Used during a skill to reduce the number of microbes present to as few as possible.
Keep your hands up, do not turn your back or drop your supplies.
What is Sterile Technique?
Learning process that extends throughout the education of a nursing student and well into their nursing career.
What is Clinical nursing experience?
Take action on the solutions and goals generated to treat alterations in health status.
What is Implementation?
You are applying interventions.
Can be used after making my patient's bed, dressing patient or taking vital signs.
What is using Hand Sanitizer?
Not to be used if they are visibly soiled.