Plan that Care!
Objective or Subjective?
LTC Care Plans
Community Care Plans
Practice makes Perfect!
100

When creating a care plan, we must ensure we are using the principle of AUTONOMY to guide our process in creating goals and priorities - TRUE or FALSE?

TRUE: the client should always be involved in the care planning process

100

Mr. Johnson is diaphoretic

He is sweating - we can SEE this, we are using our senses - this is a SIGN, therefore OBJECTIVE DATA

100

What is a nursing diagnosis?

A statement describing a health problem that is treated through nursing interventions.
100

TRUE or FALSE: family involvement in the care planning process is important, and therefore we must have good communication with all members of the family involved.

TRUE

100

How can we approach the client in a holistic way?

Include all aspects of care! Physical, emotional, spiritual, social needs - look at the person as a whole and when making the care plan, include all of these aspects! 

200

TRUE or FALSE: we include the family in the care planning process

TRUE: especially during community care planning, the family plays a very important role!

200

Caleb is complaining that he has a headache

This is something the client is telling us he is experiencing, this is a SYMPTOM, therefore this is SUBJECTIVE DATA

200

Who creates the list of nursing diagnosis?

NANDA - North American Nursing Diagnosis Association

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Steps involved in community care planning are:

1.) Assessment

2.) Planning

3.) Implementation

4.) Evaluation

200

What is the Kardex used for?

A summary of information in the chart. Information included: meds, movement (ADLs), dx, tx, assistive devices, routine care measures

300

TRUE or FALSE: the first step in care planning is EVALUATION

FALSE: we need to first gather important information from our client, we call this ASSESSMENT

300

I am freezing cold!

Subjective

300

TRUE or FALSE: this is the order for Care Plans in LTC:

1.) Assessment

2.) Nursing Dx

3.) Planning

4.) Implementation

5.) Evaluation

TRUE!

300

Who is the care team member involved in the coordination and management of the clients care plan in the community?

Case Manager

300

Why do we use incident reports?

These are used to record any unexpected events that occur. Can include a near miss, incident, error, accident

400

TRUE or FALSE: once a care plan is created, it is set in stone once it has been released to all members of the health care team. 

FALSE: a care plan is always evolving! As our client's situation changes (improves/declines) we have to always make sure we are working towards goals that make sense to the client based on the changes they are experiencing. 

400

Celine has a 5 cm laceration on her arm that is bleeding

Objective

400
TRUE or FALSE: the care plan is an individual document that the health care team creates for each client based on their needs. Even though we follow the same steps in the creation of the care plan, the goals and outcomes will be as individual as the people we take care of

TRUE: we follow the same steps, but each plan will be unique and specific to the client. It is always changing as we evaluate goals and outcomes.

400

What does DIPPS stand for?

Dignity

Independence

Preferences

Privacy

Safety

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400

Name some types of DOCUMENTS used in charting:

data form, task sheet, ADL checlist, progress notes (we did this in a previous module!) home assessment forms, specific testing mechanisms (I showed you in class the MMSE and MoCA), assessment forms, graphic sheets, kardex, indcident report, task sheet

500

TRUE or FALSE: if we notice changes in our client that don't match with the care plan, we call our supervisor, inform them of our findings and document as required. 

TRUE TRUE TRUE! 

500

Darren has a skin tear on his left ankle due to a friction/shearing injury

Objective

500

As a PSW, we can make changes to the care plan as we feel are needed. 

FALSE: we are responsible for making observations and reporting changes to the supervisor, who will then initiate changes to the care plan if needed.

500
Name an assistive device that a client can use in order to maintain their independence: 
Walker, cane, crutches, prosthetics - anything to help the client complete tasks on their own as much as they can, while remaining safe!
500

Who is the team member involved in assisting the client with their nutrition needs?

The dietician