The Nursing Process
A systematic method that directs the nurse to accomplish care of the patient.
What is the nursing process?
Who is Florence Nightingale?
Autonomy versus shame and doubt.
What is the stage for toddlers?
The process of exchanging information and generating and transmitting meanings.
What is communication?
The ability to direct or motivate a person or group to achieve set goals.
What is leadership?
There are this many steps in the nursing process.
What is five?
The organization that Clara Barton founded and became president of.
What is the American Red Cross?
Generativity versus stagnation.
What is the stage for middle adulthood?
Nonverbal communication is also known as ________.
What is body language?
With this leadership, the group and leader work together to accomplish mutually set goals.
What is democratic leadership?
This is the piece of equipment used to listen to lung sounds.
What is a stethoscope?
The part of a nursing uniform worn on top of scrubs when performing a procedure that may generate a splash.
What is an isolation gown?
Exploration for personal identity and a sense of self.
What is identity versus role confusion (adolescence)?
The most expressive part of the body.
What is the face?
UAPs collect patient data, but only an RN can ________ this data.
What is interpret?
There are this many parts to a nursing diagnosis.
What is three?
You scrub your hands for this long when handwashing with soap and water.
What is 20 seconds?
An increase in body size or changes in body cell structure, function, and complexity.
What is growth?
You must be very aware of this when using social media.
What are HIPAA and confidential patient information?
This gives the nurse an outline of parameters for delegation of care.
What is the state's Nurse Practice Act?
_________ determines whether the patient has reached their goals.
What is the evaluation?
The first 2 things you do upon entering a patient's room.
What is hand hygiene and identify your patient?
This is how many stages Erickson uses to describe developmental stages.
What is 8?
This is used to prevent miscommunication from one caregiver to another.
What is the SBAR?
Three tasks that UAPs may complete.
What is bathing/grooming, ambulation, feeding, taking vital signs, measuring I&O, weighing, simple dressing changes, transfers, or postmortem care?