NRS 210 MIDTERM REVIEW 2025/26
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Definition
Transferance - patient displaces feelings from personal life
to nurse Countertransferance - nurse has emotional
response to client
(boundary issue feelings), may come from a desire to help or
identifying patient as a family member
Morgan's tip: remember these are FROM the patient's
perspective
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boundary issues
, transferance and
countertransferance
health equity and social justice cultural congruence
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Definition
A problem solving approach that frames thinking about and
patient care. The nursing process is the essential core of
practice for the registered nurse to deliver holistic, patient-
focused care. It includes assessment, diagnosis,
outcomes/planning, implementation, and evaluation
elements and forms the basis for nursing practice (ANA,
2015). It is the basis of formal care planning.
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Definition Nursing Process (same as first 5
of clinical judgement
nursing standards)
Definition of nursing
process (care planning) Patient centered care principles
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Definition
, 1. Economic stability
2.education
3. social and community context
4. health and health care
5. neighborhood and built environment.
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Strategies to address inequities SOAP (+ When is it used)
Passive Social determinants of health
health promotion strategies
(5)
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Definition
helps to identify internal structures, support systems and
gather information
Learn: ages, occupations, current health status, ethnicity,
religion, relationships between family members
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Eco-maps Triangulations
Ecomaps Genograms
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Term
Main issues addressed by PPACA (Affordable Care Act)
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- Provides opportunities for the healthcare consumer (HC) to
identify needed HP, prevention and self-management
- Uses HP and teaching methods in collaboration with HC's
values, health literacy, language preference, etc.
- Uses feedback from HC to determine effectiveness of HP strategies
- Communicates HP and disease prevention through technology
- Provides HC with info about intended effects and potential
adverse effects of care
- Provides anticipatory guidance to HC to prevent/reduce risk of
negative outcomes
1. Economic stability
2.education
3. social and community context
4. health and health care
5. neighborhood and built environment.
1) Improve quality of care
2)Improve access
3) Decrease cost
process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve,
their health
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS RATED 100%
CORRECT.
1 of 46
Definition
Transferance - patient displaces feelings from personal life
to nurse Countertransferance - nurse has emotional
response to client
(boundary issue feelings), may come from a desire to help or
identifying patient as a family member
Morgan's tip: remember these are FROM the patient's
perspective
Give this one a try later!
boundary issues
, transferance and
countertransferance
health equity and social justice cultural congruence
Don't know?
2 of 46
Definition
A problem solving approach that frames thinking about and
patient care. The nursing process is the essential core of
practice for the registered nurse to deliver holistic, patient-
focused care. It includes assessment, diagnosis,
outcomes/planning, implementation, and evaluation
elements and forms the basis for nursing practice (ANA,
2015). It is the basis of formal care planning.
Give this one a try later!
Definition Nursing Process (same as first 5
of clinical judgement
nursing standards)
Definition of nursing
process (care planning) Patient centered care principles
Don't know?
3 of 46
Definition
, 1. Economic stability
2.education
3. social and community context
4. health and health care
5. neighborhood and built environment.
Give this one a try later!
Strategies to address inequities SOAP (+ When is it used)
Passive Social determinants of health
health promotion strategies
(5)
Don't know?
4 of 46
Definition
helps to identify internal structures, support systems and
gather information
Learn: ages, occupations, current health status, ethnicity,
religion, relationships between family members
Give this one a try later!
Eco-maps Triangulations
Ecomaps Genograms
, Don't know?
5 of 46
Term
Main issues addressed by PPACA (Affordable Care Act)
Give this one a try later!
- Provides opportunities for the healthcare consumer (HC) to
identify needed HP, prevention and self-management
- Uses HP and teaching methods in collaboration with HC's
values, health literacy, language preference, etc.
- Uses feedback from HC to determine effectiveness of HP strategies
- Communicates HP and disease prevention through technology
- Provides HC with info about intended effects and potential
adverse effects of care
- Provides anticipatory guidance to HC to prevent/reduce risk of
negative outcomes
1. Economic stability
2.education
3. social and community context
4. health and health care
5. neighborhood and built environment.
1) Improve quality of care
2)Improve access
3) Decrease cost
process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve,
their health
