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ATI RN Comprehensive Assessment B
Shirley Souders
Management of Care
Managing Client Care: Planning Tasks to Delegate to an Assistive Personnel
To APS: Bathing
Grooming
Dressing
Toileting
Ambulating
Feeding without swallowing precautions
Positioning
Bed making
Specimen collection
I&O
Vital signs for stable clients
Managing Client Care: Priority Step in the Time Management Process
Time initially spent developing a plan will save time later and help to avoid management
by crisis
Set goals and plan care based on established priorities and thoughtful utilization of
resources
Complete one client care task before beginning the next, starting with the highest
priority task
Reprioritize remaining tasks based on continual reassessment of client care needs
At the end of the day, perform a time analysis and determine if time was used wisely
Managing Client Care: Priority Action When Addressing a Partner’s Concern
Observe
Collect information about client’s present health status to identify needs and to identify
additional data to collect based on findings
Differentiate between relevant and irrelevant data and between important and
unimportant data
Coordinating Client Care: Priority Actions to Implement Staffing Changes
Assessment and data collection first
Use the nursing process to gather pertinent information prior to making a decision on a
plan of action
Use Lewin’s Change Theory
Priority Settings and Nursing Roles in the Community: Evaluating Understanding of Hospice Care
Hospice care is comprehensive care delivered in a variety of settings
Can be implemented when a client is not expected to live longer than 6 months
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The focus becomes enhancing quality of life and supporting the client toward a peaceful
and dignified death
Coordinating Client Care: Information to Include in a Change-of-Shift Report
Include significant objective information about the client’s health problems
Proceed in a logical sequence
Include no gossip or personal opinion
Relate recent changes in medications, treatments, procedures, and the discharge plan
Psychosocial Issues of Infants, Children, and Adolescents: Interventions for Suspected Physical
Abuse
It is required to report suspicion of child abuse
A number of states also mandate report of suspected violence of neglect against
vulnerable persons (older and dependent adults)
Nurses are mandated to report any suspicion of mistreatment following facility policy
Care of Specific Populations: Identifying Resources to Improve Health Care for Migrant
Farmworkers
AHRQ conducts research to improve the quality, affordability, and safety of healthcare
services
Uses research data to publish clinical guidelines and recommendations for a variety of
health conditions
CBC works to prevent and control disease, injury, and disability both nationally and
internationally
Professional Responsibilities: Obtaining Emergency Consent
A competent adult must sign the form for informed consent
The person who signs the form must be capable of understanding the information from
the health care professional who will perform the service
The nurse must witness the signature on the consent form
Professional Responsibilities: Teaching About Advocacy
Client advocate is one role of the community health nurse
The nurse plays the role of informer, supporter, and mediator for the client
Clients are autonomous beings who have the right to make decisions affecting their own
health and welfare
Safety and Infection Control
Mobility and Immobility: Identifying a Prescription to Clarify with the Provider
Clients who have impaired sensory perception might not feel numbness, pain, or
burning
Use minor temperature changes and short-term application of heat or cold for best
results
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ATI RN Comprehensive Assessment B
Shirley Souders
Management of Care
Managing Client Care: Planning Tasks to Delegate to an Assistive Personnel
To APS: Bathing
Grooming
Dressing
Toileting
Ambulating
Feeding without swallowing precautions
Positioning
Bed making
Specimen collection
I&O
Vital signs for stable clients
Managing Client Care: Priority Step in the Time Management Process
Time initially spent developing a plan will save time later and help to avoid management
by crisis
Set goals and plan care based on established priorities and thoughtful utilization of
resources
Complete one client care task before beginning the next, starting with the highest
priority task
Reprioritize remaining tasks based on continual reassessment of client care needs
At the end of the day, perform a time analysis and determine if time was used wisely
Managing Client Care: Priority Action When Addressing a Partner’s Concern
Observe
Collect information about client’s present health status to identify needs and to identify
additional data to collect based on findings
Differentiate between relevant and irrelevant data and between important and
unimportant data
Coordinating Client Care: Priority Actions to Implement Staffing Changes
Assessment and data collection first
Use the nursing process to gather pertinent information prior to making a decision on a
plan of action
Use Lewin’s Change Theory
Priority Settings and Nursing Roles in the Community: Evaluating Understanding of Hospice Care
Hospice care is comprehensive care delivered in a variety of settings
Can be implemented when a client is not expected to live longer than 6 months
This study source was downloaded by 884789 from cliffsnotes.com on 04-13-2025 17:53:45 GMT -05:00
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The focus becomes enhancing quality of life and supporting the client toward a peaceful
and dignified death
Coordinating Client Care: Information to Include in a Change-of-Shift Report
Include significant objective information about the client’s health problems
Proceed in a logical sequence
Include no gossip or personal opinion
Relate recent changes in medications, treatments, procedures, and the discharge plan
Psychosocial Issues of Infants, Children, and Adolescents: Interventions for Suspected Physical
Abuse
It is required to report suspicion of child abuse
A number of states also mandate report of suspected violence of neglect against
vulnerable persons (older and dependent adults)
Nurses are mandated to report any suspicion of mistreatment following facility policy
Care of Specific Populations: Identifying Resources to Improve Health Care for Migrant
Farmworkers
AHRQ conducts research to improve the quality, affordability, and safety of healthcare
services
Uses research data to publish clinical guidelines and recommendations for a variety of
health conditions
CBC works to prevent and control disease, injury, and disability both nationally and
internationally
Professional Responsibilities: Obtaining Emergency Consent
A competent adult must sign the form for informed consent
The person who signs the form must be capable of understanding the information from
the health care professional who will perform the service
The nurse must witness the signature on the consent form
Professional Responsibilities: Teaching About Advocacy
Client advocate is one role of the community health nurse
The nurse plays the role of informer, supporter, and mediator for the client
Clients are autonomous beings who have the right to make decisions affecting their own
health and welfare
Safety and Infection Control
Mobility and Immobility: Identifying a Prescription to Clarify with the Provider
Clients who have impaired sensory perception might not feel numbness, pain, or
burning
Use minor temperature changes and short-term application of heat or cold for best
results
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