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What is the assessment phase of the nursing process? Systematic and continuous collection, analysis, validation, and communication of patient
data or information.
Characteristics of a nursing assessment Purposeful, prioritized, complete, systematic, factual, and accurate
the professional nurse - committed to client centered care
- Personal attributes
- Learned nursing knowledge
- Blended competencies
- QSEN competencies
what does QSEN stand for? Quality and safety education for nurses
what are the QSEN competencies? 1. Patient-centered care
2. Teamwork and collaboration
3. Evidence-based practice
4. Quality improvement
5. Safety
6. Informatics
what are KSA's knowledge, skills and attitudes
critical thinking - purpose of thinking
- adequacy of nursing knowledge
- potential problems
- helpful resources
- critique of judgment decision
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Characteristics of the nursing process systematic, dynamic, interpersonal, outcome oriented, universally applicable in nursing
situations
Client benefits of the nursing process scientifically based, individualized care for client as a whole, collaboration with nurse,
continuity of care, clear and efficient, cost-effective plan for achieving best results for
client
Nurse benefits of the nursing process Professional growth, making a difference and loves of clients, mandated by joint
commission
types of nursing assessments initial, focused, emergency, time-lapsed
Initial comprehensive assessment Perform shortly after admission, establishes baseline for future focused assessment,
establishes priorities for ongoing focused assessments, performed by RN
What is the purpose of the initial comprehensive assessment? establish a complete database for problem identification and care planning
Focused assessment gathers data on a specific problem that's already been identified, part of the ongoing
assessment, can flag it, existing problems and risk, performed by RN, they are
short/focused/prioritized assessments
what is old carts? a mnemonic device used by providers to guide their interview of a patient while
documenting a history of present illness
what does each letter stand for in old carts? Onset, location, duration, character, aggravating/alleviating factors, region/radiation,
timing, severity/scale
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Emergency assessment identify a life-threatening problem in a physiologic or psychological crisis, used when
there is change in client condition, performed by RN
Time lapsed assessment scheduled to compare the clients current condition to baseline data obtained earlier,
performed to reassess health status and make changes to care plan as needed,
performed by RN
what are the four parts to establishing assessment priorities? Health, orientation, developmental stage, culture, need for nursing
What is the health orientation part two establishing identify habits, behaviors, beliefs, and values that may influence the clients wellness
assessment priorities?
What is the developmental stage part two establishing assess specific to the client stage of life (children and adults who are at a
assessment priorities? developmentally delayed or impaired stage)
What is the culture part of establishing assessment priorities? Race, ethnicity, religious beliefs, and Socio, economic factors that need to be taken into
consideration
What is the "need for nursing" part of establishing assessment The length and nature of nursing care that a client receives will influence the type and
priorities? amount of data collected
What is objective data? observable and measurable data that can be seen, heard, felt, or measured by another
person
What is subjective data? perceived by affected person, cannot be perceived or verified by another person. What
the patient tells you
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Nursing
of Nursing
Process
Practice
– Foundations
Exam OneNursing
_ofNursing
Nursing
Process
Study
Practice
–
Guide.pdf
Foundations
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NursingStudy
Practice
Guide.pdf
Exam One _ Nursing Study Guide.pdf
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Nursing
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Process
Practice
– Foundations
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_ofNursing
Nursing
Process
Study
Practice
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Guide.pdf
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NursingStudy
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Exam One _ Nursing Study Guide.pdf
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What is the assessment phase of the nursing process? Systematic and continuous collection, analysis, validation, and communication of patient
data or information.
Characteristics of a nursing assessment Purposeful, prioritized, complete, systematic, factual, and accurate
the professional nurse - committed to client centered care
- Personal attributes
- Learned nursing knowledge
- Blended competencies
- QSEN competencies
what does QSEN stand for? Quality and safety education for nurses
what are the QSEN competencies? 1. Patient-centered care
2. Teamwork and collaboration
3. Evidence-based practice
4. Quality improvement
5. Safety
6. Informatics
what are KSA's knowledge, skills and attitudes
critical thinking - purpose of thinking
- adequacy of nursing knowledge
- potential problems
- helpful resources
- critique of judgment decision
nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf
,nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf
Characteristics of the nursing process systematic, dynamic, interpersonal, outcome oriented, universally applicable in nursing
situations
Client benefits of the nursing process scientifically based, individualized care for client as a whole, collaboration with nurse,
continuity of care, clear and efficient, cost-effective plan for achieving best results for
client
Nurse benefits of the nursing process Professional growth, making a difference and loves of clients, mandated by joint
commission
types of nursing assessments initial, focused, emergency, time-lapsed
Initial comprehensive assessment Perform shortly after admission, establishes baseline for future focused assessment,
establishes priorities for ongoing focused assessments, performed by RN
What is the purpose of the initial comprehensive assessment? establish a complete database for problem identification and care planning
Focused assessment gathers data on a specific problem that's already been identified, part of the ongoing
assessment, can flag it, existing problems and risk, performed by RN, they are
short/focused/prioritized assessments
what is old carts? a mnemonic device used by providers to guide their interview of a patient while
documenting a history of present illness
what does each letter stand for in old carts? Onset, location, duration, character, aggravating/alleviating factors, region/radiation,
timing, severity/scale
nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf
, nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf nursing process - foundations of nursing practice exam one.pdf
Emergency assessment identify a life-threatening problem in a physiologic or psychological crisis, used when
there is change in client condition, performed by RN
Time lapsed assessment scheduled to compare the clients current condition to baseline data obtained earlier,
performed to reassess health status and make changes to care plan as needed,
performed by RN
what are the four parts to establishing assessment priorities? Health, orientation, developmental stage, culture, need for nursing
What is the health orientation part two establishing identify habits, behaviors, beliefs, and values that may influence the clients wellness
assessment priorities?
What is the developmental stage part two establishing assess specific to the client stage of life (children and adults who are at a
assessment priorities? developmentally delayed or impaired stage)
What is the culture part of establishing assessment priorities? Race, ethnicity, religious beliefs, and Socio, economic factors that need to be taken into
consideration
What is the "need for nursing" part of establishing assessment The length and nature of nursing care that a client receives will influence the type and
priorities? amount of data collected
What is objective data? observable and measurable data that can be seen, heard, felt, or measured by another
person
What is subjective data? perceived by affected person, cannot be perceived or verified by another person. What
the patient tells you
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