4 types of nursing diagnoses Correct Answers Actual, Risk,
Health promotion, Wellness
5 steps of the nursing process Correct Answers 1. Assessment
2. Diagnosis
3. Planning
4. Implementation
5. Evaluation
60's scoop Correct Answers - big impact on indigenous
communities
- children taken from their homes because parents were deemed
incapable of caring for them
- put in foster homes and lost their culture
A nursing diagnosis is Correct Answers - a statement that
describes the client's actual or potential response to a health
problem that the nurse is licensed and competent to treat
- provides the basis for selection of nursing interventions
(developing a care plan)
* A clinical judgement about individual, family or community
responses to actual and potential health problems or life
processes that is within the domain of nursing
Aboriginal/Indigenous Correct Answers Indigenous is
preferred
Achieved, Partial, Unmet Correct Answers - outcome
- evaluative data
,- goal
- evaluation data
Actual Correct Answers eg. activity intolerance
actual nursing diagnosis Correct Answers describes human
responses to health conditions or life processes
Assign nursing diagnoses to a Gidden's concept Correct
Answers Step 2: Organizing the data
- recent blood glucose readings>20mmol/L
- eating more snacks
- pain in L foot; worse at night
- PVD, neuropathy
- pressure ulcer to L great toe
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Glucose regulation
- pressure ulcer on L great foot
- present x2months
- daily dressing changes
- referred to and seen by wound care nurse
- pain in L foot; worse at night
-PVD
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Tissue integrity
Attributes of clinical judgment Correct Answers Involves a
holistic view of the patient situation.
has a process orientation (a circular process).
, Requires reasoning and the interpretation of data.
care coordination Correct Answers -a universally accepted
definition does not yet exist
- vary by the population & care environments of focus
Ex; Older adults with multiple chronic conditions; person-
centered and assessment-based interdisciplinary approach across
settings and providers to coordinate medical and supportive
services over time
Ex; Children with special health care needs; process connecting
both services and resources and involving patients, providers,
and families, with the goals of optimal health care and optimal
patient outcomes
- can be defined as a set of activities purposefully organized by a
team of personnel that includes the patient to facilitate the
appropriate delivery of the necessary services and information to
support optimal health and care across settings and over time
Case-based learning Correct Answers a strategy that lets the
nurse explore complex problems without the risk of harming a
patient
ceded land Correct Answers land required through treaties
Client-centered goal Correct Answers specific and measurable
behavior response that reflects a client's highest possible level of
wellness and independence
Client's priorities Correct Answers - involving the client in
prioritizing and care planning enhances cooperation