NUR 155 # 2
NUR 155 # 2
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1. Assessment - a deliberate and systematic data collection
- subjective, objective, primary, secondary
2. Diagnosis A clinical judgment about individual, family, or
community response to potential health prob-
lems or life process
3. Planning Deliberate systematic phase of the nursing
process that invloves decision making A plan of
action designed to impove the clients health sta-
tus
4. Three levels of planning First level - ABC
Second Level - serious physiological problems
Third level - knowledge and health maintenance
5. Implementation Putting the plan into action
6. Evaluation Determining if the outcomes have been met
7. What is critical thinking intentional higher level reasoning, influenced by
knowledge, experience, skills, attitudes, and in-
terpersonal skills
8. Inductive reasoning moves from specific examples to generalized
conclusion
9. Deductive reasoning general premise to a specific conclusion
10. How can a nursing student develop crit- Independence, fair mindedness, insight into
ical thinking skills egocentricity, intellectual humility, intellectial
courage to challenge status Quo, integrity, per-
severance, confidence, curiosity
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11. Three problem solving techniques Research process - evidence based ***
Intuition - Valid **
Trial and Error*
12. Define health WHO Complete physical, mental, social well-being
13. define health parsons ability to maintain normal roles
14. define health US GOV health is not a condition it is an adjustment. a
process of adpation to physical and social envi-
ronment
15. Define health ANA A dynamic state of being in which developmental
and behavioral potential are fully realized. striv-
ing towards optimal wellness
16. 7 dimensions of wellness Environmental, social, occupational, intellectual,
spiritual, physical, emotional
17. which models of health is least helpful Clinical model
in nursing
18. Clinical model Narrowest interpretation of health, physiologi-
ca systems, health identified by the absence of
signs and symptoms of disease or injury, state
of not being sick
19. Role of performance model Ability to fufill societal roles, healthy even if clin-
ically ill and roles fulfilled, illness is the inability
to perform one's role, regardless of presence or
absense of disease
20. Adaptive model
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NUR 155 # 2
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1. Assessment - a deliberate and systematic data collection
- subjective, objective, primary, secondary
2. Diagnosis A clinical judgment about individual, family, or
community response to potential health prob-
lems or life process
3. Planning Deliberate systematic phase of the nursing
process that invloves decision making A plan of
action designed to impove the clients health sta-
tus
4. Three levels of planning First level - ABC
Second Level - serious physiological problems
Third level - knowledge and health maintenance
5. Implementation Putting the plan into action
6. Evaluation Determining if the outcomes have been met
7. What is critical thinking intentional higher level reasoning, influenced by
knowledge, experience, skills, attitudes, and in-
terpersonal skills
8. Inductive reasoning moves from specific examples to generalized
conclusion
9. Deductive reasoning general premise to a specific conclusion
10. How can a nursing student develop crit- Independence, fair mindedness, insight into
ical thinking skills egocentricity, intellectual humility, intellectial
courage to challenge status Quo, integrity, per-
severance, confidence, curiosity
Page 1 of 15
, NUR 155 # 2
NUR 155 # 2
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_e0tug
11. Three problem solving techniques Research process - evidence based ***
Intuition - Valid **
Trial and Error*
12. Define health WHO Complete physical, mental, social well-being
13. define health parsons ability to maintain normal roles
14. define health US GOV health is not a condition it is an adjustment. a
process of adpation to physical and social envi-
ronment
15. Define health ANA A dynamic state of being in which developmental
and behavioral potential are fully realized. striv-
ing towards optimal wellness
16. 7 dimensions of wellness Environmental, social, occupational, intellectual,
spiritual, physical, emotional
17. which models of health is least helpful Clinical model
in nursing
18. Clinical model Narrowest interpretation of health, physiologi-
ca systems, health identified by the absence of
signs and symptoms of disease or injury, state
of not being sick
19. Role of performance model Ability to fufill societal roles, healthy even if clin-
ically ill and roles fulfilled, illness is the inability
to perform one's role, regardless of presence or
absense of disease
20. Adaptive model
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