Approximately how many nurses belong to the ANA?
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300,000
Which of the following are examples of open-ended questions? (Select all that apply.)
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- "How are you?"
- "How do you feel about staying with your daughter?"
- "What would you like to discuss today while we take a walk?"
,One of the most important outcomes of the orientation phase of the nurse-patient
relationship is the development of mutual
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Trust
Ratio and Proportion
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HX = DV --> X = DV/H
Ex: Order Keflex 1000 mg twice daily (BID). Available: Keflex 250 mg per
capsule.
D = 1000 mg, H = 250 mg, V = 1
x = DV/H --> x = 1000(1)/250 --> 4 capsules
I-SHAPED
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, I: Introduce yourself
S: Story, tell the story of the current illness or injury
H: History, does the patient have any other medical/psychosocial/history?
A: Assessment, current assessment of the patient to include all necessary
systems
P: Plan, what is the plan for the patient
E: Error Prevention, what are the high risk aspects of the patient's care that
need to be discussed; e.g. IV status, code status, medications, suicide
prevention, etc.
What is the most important information the nurse should share with the patient during
the orientation phase?
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Name, credentials, extent of responsibility
A nurse comments in private about a patient: That lady with six kids is pregnant again!
It makes me sick to see these people on welfare taking away from our tax dollars. I
dont know how she can continue to do this. The best response by a nurse peer is to
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Convey acceptance of the patient.
Which of the following is most important in order for a new staff nurse to
communicate therapeutically with patients?
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, Becoming aware of own feelings about illness and death
A patient states, The harder I try to get along with my son, the more I feel he just
wants to be left alone, and the nurse responds, I guess parents have to expect these
problems as children get older. The nurses response is an example of a
communication breakdown known as
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Failing to see the uniqueness of the individual.
SMART Goals
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S: Specific
M: Measurable
A: Attainable
R: Realistic
T: Time
"the patient will", "the patient will be able to"
The use of standardized plans of care for different patient populations has...?
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300,000
Which of the following are examples of open-ended questions? (Select all that apply.)
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- "How are you?"
- "How do you feel about staying with your daughter?"
- "What would you like to discuss today while we take a walk?"
,One of the most important outcomes of the orientation phase of the nurse-patient
relationship is the development of mutual
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Trust
Ratio and Proportion
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HX = DV --> X = DV/H
Ex: Order Keflex 1000 mg twice daily (BID). Available: Keflex 250 mg per
capsule.
D = 1000 mg, H = 250 mg, V = 1
x = DV/H --> x = 1000(1)/250 --> 4 capsules
I-SHAPED
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, I: Introduce yourself
S: Story, tell the story of the current illness or injury
H: History, does the patient have any other medical/psychosocial/history?
A: Assessment, current assessment of the patient to include all necessary
systems
P: Plan, what is the plan for the patient
E: Error Prevention, what are the high risk aspects of the patient's care that
need to be discussed; e.g. IV status, code status, medications, suicide
prevention, etc.
What is the most important information the nurse should share with the patient during
the orientation phase?
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Name, credentials, extent of responsibility
A nurse comments in private about a patient: That lady with six kids is pregnant again!
It makes me sick to see these people on welfare taking away from our tax dollars. I
dont know how she can continue to do this. The best response by a nurse peer is to
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Convey acceptance of the patient.
Which of the following is most important in order for a new staff nurse to
communicate therapeutically with patients?
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, Becoming aware of own feelings about illness and death
A patient states, The harder I try to get along with my son, the more I feel he just
wants to be left alone, and the nurse responds, I guess parents have to expect these
problems as children get older. The nurses response is an example of a
communication breakdown known as
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Failing to see the uniqueness of the individual.
SMART Goals
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S: Specific
M: Measurable
A: Attainable
R: Realistic
T: Time
"the patient will", "the patient will be able to"
The use of standardized plans of care for different patient populations has...?
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