Patient Education
Teaching the patient something and then asking them to teach it to you.
Teach-Back Method
The act of doing good; active goodness or kindness; charity.
What is beneficence?
What is the first step in providing culturally competent care?
Assessment (ask the patient about their culture/preferences)
What organization determines the nursing scope of practice?
BON, Board of Nursing in each state
What should you do if your patient's first language is not English?
Provide an interpreter (not family, several options/types available)
Name 2 learning styles
V - visual
A - auditory/aural
R - reading/writing
K - kinesthetic
______________ is the independence or freedom, as of the will or one's actions: the autonomy of the individual. OR the condition of being autonomous; self-government or the right of self-government:
What is Autonomy?
What does culture include?
beliefs, values, language, food, dress, religion, traditions, art, customs, behaviors
States that work together so nurses can travel or move and still use their RN license
Compact States
Formulate a SMART goal for a patient who is learning how to give themselves an injection.
Example:
The patient will demonstrate proper injection technique by time of discharge.
List some roles of the professional nurse.
What is Educator, Communicator, Advocate, Caregiver, & Manager?
the quality of being just, or fair; righteous, equitable, or moral rightness:
What is justice?
Person or group of one culture adopts the values, norms, beliefs, and practices of the majority group
Assimilation
What is the difference between Assault and Battery?
Assault - verbal, threat
Battery - physical contact without consent
(bonus: give an example of each)
federal law requiring the national standards to protect sensitive patient health information (PHI) from being disclosed without the patient's consent or knowledge
HIPAA
Put the 6 steps of the Nursing Process in order. (Hint: step one is Recognize Cues)
Recognize cues, analyze cues, prioritize hypothesis, generate solutions, take action, evaluate
Attitude that one's own group (ethnicity or nationality) is superior to others
Ethnocentrism
What is the difference between Negligence and Abandonment?
Negligence: not doing what a reasonable nurse would do in a situation
Abandonment: leaving the patient, leaving the building without giving report
The nurse signs as a witness on a procedure consent form. What does this mean?
The nurse verifies the patient understands the procedure.
The nurse saw the patient sign the form.
bonus: what else goes on the form?
videos, flyers, demonstrations, conversations, role-playing
Unconscious collection of stereotypes and attitudes toward certain groups of people
Name an example of BON discipline against a license.
revoking the license
suspending the license
extra training (KSTAR program)
limiting where the nurse can practice
Name 3 examples of Advance Directives
Living Will
POA for healthcare/ medical POA
DNR
DNI
AND
CCO