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| what are the five steps involved in the nursing process |
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ADPIE
assessment, analysis, planning, implementation, evaluation |
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| the analyzes in the nursing process includes |
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| diagnosis, goal setting, and outcome identification |
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| we now have six steps to the nursing process added by the ANA(1991) |
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| assessment, diagnosis, outcome identification,planning, implementation, and evaluation |
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| gather basic objective and subjective data to be analyzed |
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| RN role in gathering assessment data |
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| complete and analyze a comprehensive review of the pt, including physiological, social, psychological, cultural, and spiritual realms |
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| cluster of assessment cues into groups to id criteria and to formulate nursing diagnosis |
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| what step in the nursing process does the nurse prioritize nursing diagnosis and individualize interventions to be carried out by the health care team |
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| carry out the interventions |
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| is the patient progressing, do i need to adjust the plan of care the RN is doing what stepin the nursing process |
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| first step of the nursing process |
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| _______invovles collection of subjective and objective data |
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| in an individual what 5 realms need to be addressed complete the assessment |
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| physiological, psychological, socail, cultural, and spiritual |
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| what is meant by primary source in data collection |
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| the patient gives the information |
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| secondary source of information |
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| subjective data (symptoms) |
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| what are the data collection methods |
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| interview, observation and physical assessment |
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| why is it necassary to validate data |
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| what steps are included in the analyzis phase |
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| nursing and collaborative dx, setting goals, and identifyingn outcomes |
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| every nursing dx must be substantiated by |
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| identifying criteria also known as defining characteristics |
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| actual problems have what three parts of the dx |
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| problem, etiology and s/sx |
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| what nursing dx will not have an as evidenced by statement |
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| __________are specefic and make the goal measurable |
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| realsitic and measureable |
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| to appropriatley plan interventions the Rn must include |
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| age, culture, gender, past experiences with health care |
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| the carrying out of the plan of care |
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| _____________is important in this phase of the nursing process |
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| documentaion is important in the implemenation part |
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| ___________ and __________ often occur simutaniously and continually |
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| assessment and evaluation |
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| __________the process of exmining the effectiveness of the plan |
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