Health, Wellness and Caring-Week 6 Chp 6 and 7
Promoting a society in which all people live long, happy lives.
What is Healthy People 2030.
This type of shared decision making focuses on the freedom of choice and the responsibility of the choices.
What is autonomy?
A nurse's obligation to report missing narcotic medication.
What is responsibility?
This process needs to be completed to put an oral tablet into a gastrostomy tube, if this type of medication is not enteric coated.
What is crushed?
A nurse needs to do this with another nurse when wasting a narcotic medication?
What is tertiary prevention?
At this time, a home care nurse should call a provider regarding a worsening wound infection after redressing the wound and completing a wound assessment.
What is before they leave the home?
The nurse finds it difficult to care for a patient whose advance directive state that no extraordinary resuscitation measures should be taken. This step may help the nurse to find resolution in this assignment.
What is examination of one's values?
This many mLs needs to be given before and after instilling a crushed medication in a gastrostomy tube?
What is 30 mLs?
This is how many times a nurse should read a drug label prior to administering a medication?
What is at least 3 times?
The level of prevention for an intervention before there is evidence of illness or injury.
What is primary prevention?
Prioritize this when deciding which patient to see first.
Airway, breathing, circulation.
Keeping patient information confidential is this type of policy.
What is HIPPA?
A nurse is required to administer an oral medication within this timeframe of the prescribed time?
What is 30 minutes?
Increasing this nutrient can help a patient's wound heal quicker.
What is protein?
Patient in this stage of change, quit a smoking habit, for 3 months, then this week, returned to smoking every day this week.
What is relapse?
There are this many rights of delegation.
What is 5 rights? Right task, right situation, right worker, right direction and communication, right supervision
This person is called to help the patient as an English-speaking nurse assesses a patient who does not speak English.
What is a medical interpreter?
This technique is completed once the nurse injects the needle into a deltoid muscle of the patient, prior to administering the medication in the syringe.
What is aspiration?
A patient has a Jackson Pratt wound drain, and when the nurse assesses the output in the drain, the nurse notices a clot in the tube, blocking the drainage from going into the bulb. The nurse responds by..
What is calling the provider?
This type of listening can be described as the following: Patient" "I am really nervous for surgery tomorrow." Nurse “It sounds like you’re feeling anxious, about tomorrow. Can you tell me more about what is worrying you?"
What is active listening?
This type of communication is when a patient points to an area of pain, but does not verbalize it.
This official document is required before surgery or blood transfusions.
What is an informed consent?
What is the angle of degrees for an interdermal injection?
This type of standardized skin assessment tool is used to assess the risk of a patient developing a pressure ulcer?
What is a Braden Scale?