This is an organizing framework which promotes recognition of the value of nursing practice in focusing on the relationship between the nurse and the patient
What is Synergy Model
100
This focuses on treating patients and families as autonomous agents, and remembering that patients with diminished autonomy are entitled to protection
What is respect
100
Name five categories of abuse
What is physical, sexual, emotional, neglect, and economic
100
This mood disorder occurs in one in five adults, 5% of children and adolescents, and is twice as common in females than in males
What is depression
100
The most commonly abused substance
What is ETOH-ethyl alcohol
200
This occurs when the needs and characteristics of a patient, clinical unit, or system are matched by nurse's competencies
What is synergy
200
The duty to maximize the individual's right to make his or her own decisions.
What is autonomy
200
This disease is often misinterpreted by health care professionals secondary to cultural or ethnic differences
What is personality disorders
200
This scale is helpful in assessing a patient for oversedation
What is the Richmond Agitation and Sedation Scale (RASS)
200
The peak for withdrawl from alcohol is seen at this hour from last drink
What is 48 to 72 hours
300
When a patient acknowledges what is important to them, then these can be achieved
What is optimal outcomes
300
This promotes doing no harm and maximizing possible benefits and minimizing possible harms in providing patient care
What is beneficence
300
Deceit and manilpualtion are central features of this disorder
What is antisocial personality disorder
300
The best resources to gather information on the degree of intellectual disability
What is family, caregivers, or residential staff
300
For known or suspected overdoses, this drug will reverse excessive sedation
What is Narcan (naloxone)
400
The Synergy Model describees what specific areas of nursing practice
What is interventions and education
400
The duty to cause No Harm
What is nonmaleficence
400
What is the greatest predictor of violent behavior
What is past history of violence
400
Geriatric failure to thrive includes four syndromes - what are they
What is impaired physical functioning, malnutrition, depression, and cognitive impairment
400
This term describes the behavior which often accompanies withdrawal and can lead to suicide attempts or completed suicide
What is profound dysphoria
500
Name four out of the eight patient characteristics which are evaluated by nurses based on the Synergy Model
What is stability, complexity, predicability, vulnerability, resiliency, participation in decision making, participation in care, and resourse availability.
500
The duty to treat all patients fairly, distributing the risks and benefits of treatment equally.
What is justice
500
The percentage of incarcerated criminals who have Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD)
What is 80%-85%
500
Name 5 medications which mimic depression
What is beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, estrogen, benzodiazepines, central nervous system depressants, fluoroquinolone antibiotics, statins, isotretinoin, narcotics, acyclovir
500
The most effective nursing intervention when caring for a suicidal patient