NR 224 Exam 1 and 2 study
guide
Fundamentals – Skills (Chamberlain
University)
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NR 224 REVISED FINAL Exam 1 and 2 study guide LATEST EXAMS Fundamentals – Skills (Chamberlain University) NR: 224: FUNDAMENTALS: SKILLS EXAM 1 The five component of critical thinking Specific knowledge base- this increase our critical knowledge Experiences- pervious patient care experience Competencies- applying the nursing process in practice Attitude for critical thinking- confident and fairness, creativity, integrity PROFESSIONAL standards – ana scope and standards of nursing practice specially standard of practice. Example, the collaboration aspect and it interprofessional teams. HIPAA: • COULD BE VERBAL, ELECTRONIC, OR WRITTEN FORM ALL PIA • FEDERAL LAW - NOT A STATE LAW Important to know: NUMBER 1 WAY TO PREVENT SPREAD OF INFECTION → HANDWASHING- is the most effective way to break the chain of infection. Infectious process • Incubation period- the appears of the first symptoms( incubation period • Prodromal stage – onset of nonspecific symptoms( fever, fatigue • Illness stage- sign of the disease manifest • Convalescent – recovery stage 7 days to months all acute signs disappears. It can be different for each disease processes. What is expected in these? Localize infection- pain, pus, tenderness, warmth and redness at a wound site. Systemic infection – is when it affects the either body if left Untreated can be fatal PERISTALSIS: • SLOWS DURING PROLONGED PERIODS OF INACTIVITY SUCH AS BED REST PREVENTION OF PNEUMONIA AND PREVENTION OF ATELECTASIS:
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