Arizona College of Nursing NUR 215 Exam 1 Rated A+

Arizona College of Nursing NUR 215 Exam 1 Rated A+ objective data what the nurse sees for herself nursing diagnosis statement of the patients health status that a nurse can identify, prevent, or treat INDEPENDENTLY medical diagnosis the identification of a disease or condition by a doctor initial planning development of initial comprehensive care plan ongoing planning changes made to plan to adjust for problems discharge planning planning self care and continuing of care after PT leaves facility nursing care plan should be comprehensive info to guide holistic and goal oriented care structure evaluation evaluates setting care is provided in process evaluation evaluates activities performed outcomes evaluation evaluates measurable/observable changes in PTs health status as a result of the care given Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, self-actualization HIPPA Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act how to protect PT's privacy logging off, do not discuss, do not search nursing attributes honesty, integrity, assertive communication, caring, beneficent, advocacy, prioritization, fair, responsible, trustworthy, accountable how to help PT feel at ease convey a non-judgemental attitude and unbiased approach, provide privacy, have others step out of the room personal priorities when discussing sensitive topics examine own beliefs, be aware of nonverbal communication, pay attention to PT's body language Modifiable risk factors risk factors can be reduced by change in diet, lifestyle, and stress nonmodifyable risk factors family history and genetics characteristics of a profession education, knowledge, service, code of ethics, accountability, professional organization active listening being attentive to what PT is saying sharing observations comment on how patient looks, sounds, or acts A of ABCs airway B of ABCs breathing C of ABCs cardiac roles of RN direct care provider, communicator,