What does the nursing process do?
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- assists nurses in their critical thinking
- provided a guideline for data collection and care planning
- helps organize nurse's work
- assists with documentation of client's needs and plan of care
,Wellness ND
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•Describes levels of wellness that can be enhanced
•A clinical judgement that can be enhanced from a specific level of
wellness to a higher level of wellness
•Nurses select this ND when a client wishes to or has achieved an optimal
level of health
i.e. Readiness for enhanced coping related to successful cancer treatment
Actual ND
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•Response to health conditions or life processes that exist in an individual,
family or community
•Defining characteristics (signs/symptoms) that cluster in patterns of related
cues
•Selection of an actual diagnosis indicates that there is sufficient assessment
data available to establish the nursing diagnosis
•i.e. Acute pain
Planning 3
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the nurse prioritizes proposed strategies and interventions and creates a
client centered care plan identifying expected outcomes
, Assessment data types
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subjective data
objective data
The nursing process is not:
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- A conceptual framework
- A theory or theoretical framework
- A model of care
- A standard for the profession
Expected outcomes
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- measurable criteria used to evaluate goal achievement
- e.g: client will be able to turn without reporting additional discomfort
within 2 hrs
- e.g: client will describe pain as less than 4 on a scale of 0-10 within 2
hours
Assessment 1
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- assists nurses in their critical thinking
- provided a guideline for data collection and care planning
- helps organize nurse's work
- assists with documentation of client's needs and plan of care
,Wellness ND
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•Describes levels of wellness that can be enhanced
•A clinical judgement that can be enhanced from a specific level of
wellness to a higher level of wellness
•Nurses select this ND when a client wishes to or has achieved an optimal
level of health
i.e. Readiness for enhanced coping related to successful cancer treatment
Actual ND
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•Response to health conditions or life processes that exist in an individual,
family or community
•Defining characteristics (signs/symptoms) that cluster in patterns of related
cues
•Selection of an actual diagnosis indicates that there is sufficient assessment
data available to establish the nursing diagnosis
•i.e. Acute pain
Planning 3
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the nurse prioritizes proposed strategies and interventions and creates a
client centered care plan identifying expected outcomes
, Assessment data types
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subjective data
objective data
The nursing process is not:
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- A conceptual framework
- A theory or theoretical framework
- A model of care
- A standard for the profession
Expected outcomes
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- measurable criteria used to evaluate goal achievement
- e.g: client will be able to turn without reporting additional discomfort
within 2 hrs
- e.g: client will describe pain as less than 4 on a scale of 0-10 within 2
hours
Assessment 1
