NR222 EXAM 2 REVIEW
1. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRIANGLE
2. CAREGIVER ROLE STRAIN
3. PRIVACY/HIPAA
4. PATIENT EDUCATION
5. LEGAL/ETHICAL ISSUES IN NURSING
6. SUB-PROVISIONS IN THE CODE OF ETHICS BY THE AMERICAN NURSES
ASSOCIATION (ANA)
7. COMMUNICATION WITH THE PATIENT
8. CLINICAL DECISION MAKING
9. SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH IN HEALTHY PEOPLE 2030
10. NURSING PROCESS STEPS - ADPIE
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, NR222 EXAM 2 REVIEW
Assessment
Diagnosis
Plan
Implementation
Evaluation
11. SUBJECTIVE DATA – what a patient feels and tells you
12. OBJECTIVE DATA – Vital signs
13. SMART goals
Specific – be sure an outcome addresses only one patient behavior or
response
Measurable – use a term in an outcome statement that allows for
observation as to whether a change takes place in a patient’s status.
Attainable – mutually set an outcome a patient agrees to meet.
Realistic – set an outcome that a patient can meet based upon psychological,
emotional, economic, sociocultural
Timed – include when an outcome is to be met.
14. QUALITY AND SAFETY EDUCATION FOR NURSES (QSEN)
- Prepare future nurses to improve quality and safety of the healthcare
systems where they work.
1. Patient centered care
2. Teamwork and collaboration
3. Evidence-based practice
4. Quality Improvement
5. Safety
6. Informatics
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1. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRIANGLE
2. CAREGIVER ROLE STRAIN
3. PRIVACY/HIPAA
4. PATIENT EDUCATION
5. LEGAL/ETHICAL ISSUES IN NURSING
6. SUB-PROVISIONS IN THE CODE OF ETHICS BY THE AMERICAN NURSES
ASSOCIATION (ANA)
7. COMMUNICATION WITH THE PATIENT
8. CLINICAL DECISION MAKING
9. SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH IN HEALTHY PEOPLE 2030
10. NURSING PROCESS STEPS - ADPIE
1
, NR222 EXAM 2 REVIEW
Assessment
Diagnosis
Plan
Implementation
Evaluation
11. SUBJECTIVE DATA – what a patient feels and tells you
12. OBJECTIVE DATA – Vital signs
13. SMART goals
Specific – be sure an outcome addresses only one patient behavior or
response
Measurable – use a term in an outcome statement that allows for
observation as to whether a change takes place in a patient’s status.
Attainable – mutually set an outcome a patient agrees to meet.
Realistic – set an outcome that a patient can meet based upon psychological,
emotional, economic, sociocultural
Timed – include when an outcome is to be met.
14. QUALITY AND SAFETY EDUCATION FOR NURSES (QSEN)
- Prepare future nurses to improve quality and safety of the healthcare
systems where they work.
1. Patient centered care
2. Teamwork and collaboration
3. Evidence-based practice
4. Quality Improvement
5. Safety
6. Informatics
2