Communication
Delegation
Nursing diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
& Evaluation
HIPPA
Other Laws
Intentional Torts
Unintentional Torts & Patient Abandonment
100

Answerable for your action and care that is provided

Accountability

100

Delegation of toileting to which team member

CNAs, Clinical Technicians, Unlicensed Assistive Personnel (UAP)

100

Risk for infection related to open wound

Risk for nursing diagnosis

100

SMART Goal

Specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, timely

100

Direct care

Wound care, inserting a nasogastric tube, anything that is directly benefiting the patient

100

HIPPA

Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act of 1996

100

Good Samaritan Laws

Laws that protects a person giving aid in an emergency situation if they stay in their scope of practice and do not abandon the patient

100

Assault

an intentional act that gives another person reasonable fear that they'll be physically harmed or offensively touched

100

Negligence

the failure to exercise the care toward others which a reasonable or prudent nurse would do in the same or similar circumstances

200

A patient is participating in the decision of which rehabilitation center to attend

Patient autonomy

200

Delegation of administrating medication to which team member?

LPN

200

Impaired skin integrity related to open wound as evidenced by open laceration (1cm/20cm) to left lower leg

Problem-focused nursing diagnosis

200

Patient will report decreased pain within 24 hours

Example of a short term goal

200

Indirect care

Handwashing, documenting, anything that benefits the patient but will not be seen immediately

200

Confidentiality

Restricting information access and disclosure, including means for protecting personal privacy information.

200

Informed consent

Consent that is obtained prior to a procedure by the provider and includes both the risks and benefits of that procedure

200

Battery

any willful and unlawful use of force or violence on the person of another

200

Malpractice

failure of professional duty or a failure to exercise an accepted degree of professional skill which results in injury, loss, or damage

300

Supporting a patients health, safety, and rights

Patient advocacy

300

Delegation of blood glucose checks to which team member

Clinical Technicians

300

Readiness for enhanced knowledge related to open wound as evidenced by patient asking questions about wound care

Health promotion nursing diagnosis

300

•Patient will enroll in/successfully complete outpatient addiction treatment program within the next 3-6 months

Long term goal

300

Concept map

A way to organize a patient's nursing diagnoses that has the medical diagnosis or the patient in the middle and the diagnoses around, connected to the middle

300

Privacy

The client's right to have control over their personal information and be free from being observed by others not involved in their care

300

Living will

A living will is a written, legal document that spells out medical treatments you would and would not want to be used to keep you alive

300

False Imprisonment

the act of restraint on another person which confines that person in a restricted area

300

What makes an act malpractice?

1.) Nurse owed duty to patient

2.) Nurse breached said duty of care

3.) Patient injured

4.) Nurses’ failure to carry out duty properly caused patient to be injured

400

A nurse is completing a care plan on a patient

Nurse autonomy

400

Define delegation

Transferring responsibility for performance of an activity or task while retaining accountability for the outcome

400

Problem + etiology + symptoms

Three parts of a problem focused nursing diagnosis

400

How do you know that your intervention has been effective?

You reassess the patient to see if the patient has achieved the goal set in the planning stage

400

A type of health insurance designed to bridge the gap between jobs.

COBRA Insurance

400

Healthcare proxy

a person who can make health care decisions for the patient if they are unable to communicate themselves

400

Invasion of privacy

infringement upon an individual's protected right to privacy through a variety of intrusive or unwanted actions

400

Valid reasons to refuse an assignment without it being patient abandonment

Knowledge/Skill Competency Issue

State Nurse Practice Act Issue

Health-care Provider Health threatened Issue

Still orienting to unit/organization Issue

Moral/Ethical/Religious Issues

Impairment of Nursing Judgement Issue

500

RN will assess all of their patients and administer medications for the shift

Responsibility

500

5 rights of delegation

Right task

Right circumstance

Right person

Right communication

Right supervision

500

Problem + Etiology

Three parts of a risk nursing diagnosis

500

Durable Power of Attorney

gives someone else legal authority to act on the patient's behalf