The Nursing Process
This phase of the nursing process involves setting goals and creating a care plan.
What is the Planning Phase?
This member of the healthcare team is responsible for explaining all aspects of a procedure before the client signs the consent form.
The healthcare provider who is performing the procedure.
This is a numerical scale used to document a client's level of pain.
One to ten scale
This the term used when an abdominal incision opens and internal organs become visible
Evisceration
The time of day patients should be given diuretics
Morning
The letter 'A' in ADPIE means this
Assessment
This word is a legal term that is applied when a nurse fails to follow a prescribed order which results in harm to the client.
Negligence
A client states their pain in a 6 on a 1-0 scale. This is a example of what type of data.
Subjective
This is a priority action for the nurse to perform in the client with an evisceration when the patient is otherwise stable (normal vital signs
Apply STERILE saline soaked gauze or dressing
After a patient is given short acting insulin they should be checked within this time frame to ensure they are not hypoglycemic
30 to 60 minutes
This five letter word is an acronym used to remember all the components of a client related goal.
SMART
This term is used when a nurse threatens to force a client to take their medication after the patient has refused.
Assault
The client's vital signs are an example of this type of data
Objective
Another name for a pressure injury (name one)
Bed Sore
Pressure Ulcer
Decubitus Ulcer
Decub
This nursing theory believes that adaptation to changes in the environment is the basis of health
This type of nursing diagnosis does not have a "related to" portion.
Diagnosis that is a "risk for"
This term is used when a nurse restrains a conscious patient against their will without a valid order from a healthcare provider.
Battery
Complete the following sentence related to charting. "If it wasn't charted then it wasn't....
Done
Patients need to be turned every ____ hours to prevent pressure injuries
Two
This is a specially trained nurse who is considered a specialist in their clinical field
Clinical Nurse Specialist
Each letter in the SMART acronym stands for these words. Must list all five words to obtain points.
S: Specific
M: Measurable & Observable
A: Attainable
R: Realistic/Relevant
T: Time-based
This is a form that describes an "out of the ordinary" occurrence that should never be included in a client's chart
An incident report or occurrence report
This five letter abbreviation is the law that protects patients privacy. (Must list the full name associated with each of the 5 letters)
Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act
These are signs of a surgical site infection (must name at least 2)
Fever/chills
Foul discharge
Redness
Warm to touch
Edema
Elevated WBC
The study of conduct and character that is concerned with what is good or valuable for individuals, groups, and society at large
Ethics