Role Implementation
Aspect of CNL role recognizes need to pursue new knowledge and skills.
What is lifelong learner?
CNL examines benefits and side effects to do no harm is in example of this in practice.
What is non-maleficence?
With a bilirubin level of 18 mg/dL the CNL would expect to have a medical history related to this area.
What is gallbladder cancer?
This type of study is reliant on observations and interviews?
What are qualitative studies?
This type of leadership style is motivating, trusting and inspiring.
What is transformational leadership?
Vital strategy for CNLs as they begin to integrate their role into practice.
What is networking?
Supporting actions that promote good.
What is beneficence?
An African-American woman presents with nausea and discomfort in both arms. Hx of hypertension. This diagnostic test would be key.
What is an EKG?
"O" stands for this in the PICOT method.
What are outcomes?
Type of analysis which focuses on strengths and weaknesses
What is a SWOT analysis?
In new settings this group is most important to communicate importance of CNL role.
Who are stakeholders?
Ethical principles of nursing are found here.
What is the Code of Ethics (ANA)?
A patient admitted with an overdose of aspirin would be monitored for this in the acute phase.
What is onset of pulmonary edema?
What is present or publish findings/dissemination?
The CNL working on a medical surgical unit specializing in respiratory distress is an example of..
What is a microsystem?
This aspect of CNL role synthesizes data, information and knowledge.
What is outcomes manager?
This national initiative has changed healthcare and the impact on the CNLs practice.
What is the Affordable Care Act?
This is classified as a prerenal condition that affect urinary elimination.
What is pericardial tamponade?
In the acronym PICOT "I" stands represents this
What is the intervention?
This type of theory is constantly changing
What is chaos theory?
Aspect of the CNL role focuses on designer, coordinator, integrator and evaluator of care.
What is cliniciam?
These are required to be addressed in hospitals by all patients.
What are advanced directives?
A patient with pneumococcal pneumonia has sudden changes in mental status and nausea. The CNL is most concerned with this....
What is meningitis?
This is the highest level of evidence.
What are systematic reviews or meta-analysis?
The "S" in PDSA stands for...
What is study?