Clayton's Basic Pharmacology for Nurses: Chapter 4
The Nursing Process and Pharmacology exam with
Q,A 100% CORRECT
Terms in this set (33)
the foundation for the clinical practice nursing process
of nursing; provides the framework for
consistent nursing actions and
involves the use of a problem-solving
approach
designed to provide a standardized nursing classification systems
language for reporting and analyzing
nursing care delivery that has been
individualized for the patient
, the seven rights of drug administration: - right patient
- right drug
- right dose
- right route
- right time
- right indication
- right documentation
ALT alanine aminotransferase
AST aspartate aminotransferase
BUN blood urea nitrogen
LDH lactate dehydrogenase
a systematic method of working with - actual
patients is used to identify four types - risk/high-risk
of nursing diagnoses: - health promotion and wellness
- syndrome
nursing diagnosis type; based on actual nursing diagnosis
human responses to health conditions
and life processes that exist in
an individual, family, or
community -
supported by defining characteristics
that cluster in patterns of related
cues or inferences
nursing diagnosis type; a clinical risk/high-risk nursing diagnosis
judgment that an individual, family, or
community is more susceptible to the
problem than others in the same or a
similar situation - supported by risk
factors that contribute to increased
vulnerability
The Nursing Process and Pharmacology exam with
Q,A 100% CORRECT
Terms in this set (33)
the foundation for the clinical practice nursing process
of nursing; provides the framework for
consistent nursing actions and
involves the use of a problem-solving
approach
designed to provide a standardized nursing classification systems
language for reporting and analyzing
nursing care delivery that has been
individualized for the patient
, the seven rights of drug administration: - right patient
- right drug
- right dose
- right route
- right time
- right indication
- right documentation
ALT alanine aminotransferase
AST aspartate aminotransferase
BUN blood urea nitrogen
LDH lactate dehydrogenase
a systematic method of working with - actual
patients is used to identify four types - risk/high-risk
of nursing diagnoses: - health promotion and wellness
- syndrome
nursing diagnosis type; based on actual nursing diagnosis
human responses to health conditions
and life processes that exist in
an individual, family, or
community -
supported by defining characteristics
that cluster in patterns of related
cues or inferences
nursing diagnosis type; a clinical risk/high-risk nursing diagnosis
judgment that an individual, family, or
community is more susceptible to the
problem than others in the same or a
similar situation - supported by risk
factors that contribute to increased
vulnerability
