NURS 1020 EXAM 1 | STUDY GUIDE |
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | NURSING
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,Formation process that facilitates transformation of individual from layperson to professional nurse
Nurse's accountability -nurse is responsible for his/her actions
-nurse is responsible to maintain competence and safe practice
-nurse is obligated to disclose own lack of training or education in specific areas to
protect patient safety
Nursing as a profession - has a defined body of education
- has autonomy
- has defined code of ethics
- upholds ideas, principles and standards of care
Professional Roles and Responsibilities of a Nurse - advocate for patient
- communicate effectively
- work as a team
- keep a positive attitude
- deliver top quality care
- maintain integrity
Patient Centered Care Knowledge
Skills
Attitude
Teamwork and Collaboration Function effectively within nursing and inter-professional teams, fostering open
communication, mutual respect, and shared decision-making to achieve quality patient
care.
evidence based care Delivery of care that incorporates the use of best practices that have been evaluated for
effectiveness and safety through clinical research. Best practices are often found in
clinical practice guidelines.
Safety examine human factors, basic safety design principles, unsafe practices
demonstrate effective use of tech and standardized practices
appreciate cognitive and physical limits of human performance
, Informatics utilization of tech and info to manage patient care
document and plan patient care in electronic medical record
use electronic sources of health care info
protect confidentiality and PHI in electronic health records
Caring Interventions implementation of quality nursing care which includes caring thoughts, feelings and
intentions
Managing Care efficient and effective delivery of quality nursing care that maximize limited human,
economic and physical resources
professionalism - communication
- knowledge
- technical skills
- reasoning
- emotion
- attitude
- values
- reflection
Nursing philosophy - speaks to group mission and values
- guiding principle for a nursing organization. It should be integrated in all aspects of the
org.
Caritas caring in nursing is based on greek concept of caritas
true caring is manifested by attainment of qualities of:
- competence
- professionalism
- altruism
- growth
Competence mastery of knowledge and skills for quality nursing practice
ie: being able to do complete systematic assessment of pt.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | NURSING
EXAM PREP| 100% VERIFIED | A+
GUARANTEE
Updated Questions and Answers | 100% Verified Exam Prep
,Formation process that facilitates transformation of individual from layperson to professional nurse
Nurse's accountability -nurse is responsible for his/her actions
-nurse is responsible to maintain competence and safe practice
-nurse is obligated to disclose own lack of training or education in specific areas to
protect patient safety
Nursing as a profession - has a defined body of education
- has autonomy
- has defined code of ethics
- upholds ideas, principles and standards of care
Professional Roles and Responsibilities of a Nurse - advocate for patient
- communicate effectively
- work as a team
- keep a positive attitude
- deliver top quality care
- maintain integrity
Patient Centered Care Knowledge
Skills
Attitude
Teamwork and Collaboration Function effectively within nursing and inter-professional teams, fostering open
communication, mutual respect, and shared decision-making to achieve quality patient
care.
evidence based care Delivery of care that incorporates the use of best practices that have been evaluated for
effectiveness and safety through clinical research. Best practices are often found in
clinical practice guidelines.
Safety examine human factors, basic safety design principles, unsafe practices
demonstrate effective use of tech and standardized practices
appreciate cognitive and physical limits of human performance
, Informatics utilization of tech and info to manage patient care
document and plan patient care in electronic medical record
use electronic sources of health care info
protect confidentiality and PHI in electronic health records
Caring Interventions implementation of quality nursing care which includes caring thoughts, feelings and
intentions
Managing Care efficient and effective delivery of quality nursing care that maximize limited human,
economic and physical resources
professionalism - communication
- knowledge
- technical skills
- reasoning
- emotion
- attitude
- values
- reflection
Nursing philosophy - speaks to group mission and values
- guiding principle for a nursing organization. It should be integrated in all aspects of the
org.
Caritas caring in nursing is based on greek concept of caritas
true caring is manifested by attainment of qualities of:
- competence
- professionalism
- altruism
- growth
Competence mastery of knowledge and skills for quality nursing practice
ie: being able to do complete systematic assessment of pt.
