NURSING PROCESS
The first step of the nursing process
What is assessment?
Responsibility, perseverance, curiosity, integrity, and humility
What attitudes are important to safe nursing practice per QSEN?
Original research studies
What is primary literature?
How is pain classified?
What is acute and chronic?
The term for an inability to move
What is immobility?
When assessing, name the primary source
Who is the patient?
What does HIPPA stand for?
Health Information Privacy and Portability Act
The gold standard for EBP, quantitative
What are blind randomized controlled trials?
Pain from injury, muscle pain
What is nociceptive pain?
Name one of the three major psychosocial concerns with impaired mobility
What is a change in body image, change in the perceptual field and consequent behavior, and/or changes in roles?
The final step of the nursing process
What is evaluation
This is who writes and passes nurse practice acts
What is the Legislature?
PICOT format
What is problem/ patient/ population intervention, indicator comparison, outcome and time?
Nerve pain
What is neuropathic pain?
The term for the shortening of muscle fibers and muscle length
What is contractures?
Before using an intervention, what should an RN do?
What is make sure the intervention is appropriate
The government agency responsible for the practice of nursing in each state
What is the Board of Nursing?
Use when creating patient goals
What is SMART? Specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound?
Best source from pain description
what is patient self-report?
Name two of the three major effects that impaired mobility can have on the GI system
What is decreased peristalsis, anorexia, constipation?
What do all patients, families, and caregivers need?
What is teaching or education?
A nursing organization that has established a code of ethics, and standards of care for the profession, and is involved in health care policy at the state and national level
What is the American Nurses Association (ANA)?
The difference between anonymity and confidentiality
What is the information from the patient?
An important risk factor for pain
What is acute pain?
Name two nursing implications to promote adequate functioning of the GI system in patients with impaired mobility
What is providing privacy, assure proper diet, adequate fluids, stool softeners; prevention, and encouraging movement?