Health Care Delivery & EBP
Critical Thinking/Ethical Decision Making
Nursing Process
Electrolyte Values
Fluid & Electrolytes
100

Nonprofit organization that accredits hospitals and health care organizations.

The Joint Commission

100
Ethic theory that is based on the concept of "the greatest good for the greatest number"

utilitarianism

100

What type of initial assessment is known as a systematic process of collecting predetermined data during the first contact with the patient?

Baseline

100

Sodium

135-145 mEq/L

100

Occurs when loss of ECF volume exceeds the intake of fluid.

Hypovolemia

200

An Advance Practice Nurse that is to monitor and improve aggregate patient outcomes and nursing care.

Clinical Nurse Specialists 

200

Situations in which a clear conflict exists between two or more moral principles or competing moral claims

Moral dilemmas

200

What type of assessment may be carried out before, during, or after the health history?

Physical assessment

200

Potassium

3.5-5.0 mEq/L

200

major intracellular electrolyte

Potassium

300

An evidenced based curriculum to achieve teamwork skills and communication

TeamSTEPPS


300

What is the term that describes that one is aware of the correct course of action but institutional constraints stand in the way of pursuing the correct action. 

Moral distress

300

What is the therapeutic communication technique used to validate the nurse's understanding of what the patient is saying and signifies empathy, interest, and respect for the patient?

Reflection

300

Bicarbonate

24-31 mEq/L

300

What electrolyte imbalance can occur with fluid deprivation in patients who cannot respond to thirst, hypertonic tube feedings without adequate water supplements, diabetes insipidus, heatstroke, hyperventilation, and excess corticosteroids.

Hypernatremia

400

Name of the organization that develops key messages and recommendations for the future of nursing

The Institute of Medicine

400

The ethical principle used to describe benefits and burdens are distributed equitable and fairly

Distributive Justice

400

Communication technique defined as an underlying issues or problems experienced by the patient that emerges repeatedly during the course of the nurse-patient relationship

Theme identification

400

Phosphorus

2.5-4.5 mg/dL

400

What are the ECG effects of hypokalemia?

Flatten T wave and appearance of a U wave

500

Triple Aim does the following:

1. Improve population health

2. Improve the patient care experience

3. ?

Reduce per capita costs

500

Steps of an ethical analysis

Assessment

Planning

Implementation

Evaluation

500

The Planning phase of the nursing process  whereby the nurse identifies and plans patient education and demonstration as needed to assist the patient in learning certain self-care activities.

Determining Nursing Actions

500

Magnesium

1.8-3.0 mg/dL

500

Solution used that provides Na, Cl and free water; administer cautiously, because it can cause fluid shifts from vascular system into cells, resulting in cardiovascular collapse and increased intracranial pressure.

Hypotonic solution

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