NUR 205 Exam 1
Actual Nursing Diagnosis - ANS-Actual- actively having the trouble (1. Diagnostic label, 2.
Related to, 3. As evidence by way of)
Appropriate Delegation - ANS-Can be delegated, complicated undertaking, evaluations, and
medicine administration, accountability can in no way be delegated.
Five rights:
Right undertaking
Right circumstance
Right individual
Right route/communication
Right supervision/assessment
Assessment (Including 60 2d assessment) - ANS-Obtain patient health history
Prioritization
General assessment
Neurological
Cardiovascular
Pulmonary
Integumentary
Gastrointestinal
Genitourinary
Pain
Attributes/Roles of Professional Nurses - ANS-Education
Clinical Judgement
Ethics
Comportment (how you're, are you accountable)
Therapeutic conversation (calls for attentive listening with needful positioning and eye touch)
Beneficence - ANS-Doing properly or actively promoting doing correct, one of the four
principles of the moral concept of deontology.
Care Plan - ANS-Is the give up fabricated from the nursing procedure, individualized for the
affected person
Changing Identities - ANS-Being a mother, sister, aunt, and nurse. Many distinct roles in
lifestyles, discover ways to manage all and function in all.
Clinical Judgement - ANS-The capacity to make logical, rational choices and decide whether
a given movement is proper or incorrect.
, Culture - ANS-A sample of shared attitudes, ideals, self-definitions, norms, roles, and values
that could occur amongst folks that talk a particular language or live in a defined geographic
region.
A nurse desires to be knowledgeable on the extraordinary cultures and how they will effect
the sufferers healthcare.
Deontology - ANS-Do your duty, do what is proper.
Etiology - ANS-the cause, set of causes, or way of causation of a ailment or circumstance
Health Care Law - ANS-Known as nurse practice act/scope of practice, felony definition of
nursing for nay country.
Health Care Law - ANS-The series of legal guidelines that have an immediate effect on the
transport of fitness care or at the relationships amongst the ones in the commercial
enterprise of health care or between the companies and recipients of fitness care.
Health Care Quality - ANS-The diploma to which fitness offerings for individuals and
populations boom the chance of desired fitness effects and are consistent with contemporary
expert knowledge.
Example: Institute of Medicine (IOM)
Hospital Acquired Conditions (HACs) - ANS-Is an undesirable state of affairs or situation the
impacts a affected person and that arose in the course of a stay in a sanatorium or clinical
facility.
How do I grow to be certified after graduation? - ANS-You need to provide verification final
touch and eligibility for commencement from a state authorized nursing software.
You need to skip NCLEX exam.
You must self record any and all criminal convictions, chemical dependencies, and useful
capacity deficits.
How regularly is the NCLEX revised? - ANS-Every three years
How to jot down a nursing prognosis (announcement) - ANS-P= trouble
E= etiology (purpose)
S= signs and symptoms (evidence)
If the etiology is incorrect then the nursing interventions will be useless.
Etiology can trade even though the nursing analysis is the same, for instance: ineffective
respiratory sample can be associated with fatigue and tension
Infection Prevention - ANS-The only measures are the use of sterile method, hand hygiene,
patient training, use of PPE.
Madeleine Leininger - ANS-Nursing theorist, concept of transcultural nursing
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - ANS-Top of the pyramid
Actual Nursing Diagnosis - ANS-Actual- actively having the trouble (1. Diagnostic label, 2.
Related to, 3. As evidence by way of)
Appropriate Delegation - ANS-Can be delegated, complicated undertaking, evaluations, and
medicine administration, accountability can in no way be delegated.
Five rights:
Right undertaking
Right circumstance
Right individual
Right route/communication
Right supervision/assessment
Assessment (Including 60 2d assessment) - ANS-Obtain patient health history
Prioritization
General assessment
Neurological
Cardiovascular
Pulmonary
Integumentary
Gastrointestinal
Genitourinary
Pain
Attributes/Roles of Professional Nurses - ANS-Education
Clinical Judgement
Ethics
Comportment (how you're, are you accountable)
Therapeutic conversation (calls for attentive listening with needful positioning and eye touch)
Beneficence - ANS-Doing properly or actively promoting doing correct, one of the four
principles of the moral concept of deontology.
Care Plan - ANS-Is the give up fabricated from the nursing procedure, individualized for the
affected person
Changing Identities - ANS-Being a mother, sister, aunt, and nurse. Many distinct roles in
lifestyles, discover ways to manage all and function in all.
Clinical Judgement - ANS-The capacity to make logical, rational choices and decide whether
a given movement is proper or incorrect.
, Culture - ANS-A sample of shared attitudes, ideals, self-definitions, norms, roles, and values
that could occur amongst folks that talk a particular language or live in a defined geographic
region.
A nurse desires to be knowledgeable on the extraordinary cultures and how they will effect
the sufferers healthcare.
Deontology - ANS-Do your duty, do what is proper.
Etiology - ANS-the cause, set of causes, or way of causation of a ailment or circumstance
Health Care Law - ANS-Known as nurse practice act/scope of practice, felony definition of
nursing for nay country.
Health Care Law - ANS-The series of legal guidelines that have an immediate effect on the
transport of fitness care or at the relationships amongst the ones in the commercial
enterprise of health care or between the companies and recipients of fitness care.
Health Care Quality - ANS-The diploma to which fitness offerings for individuals and
populations boom the chance of desired fitness effects and are consistent with contemporary
expert knowledge.
Example: Institute of Medicine (IOM)
Hospital Acquired Conditions (HACs) - ANS-Is an undesirable state of affairs or situation the
impacts a affected person and that arose in the course of a stay in a sanatorium or clinical
facility.
How do I grow to be certified after graduation? - ANS-You need to provide verification final
touch and eligibility for commencement from a state authorized nursing software.
You need to skip NCLEX exam.
You must self record any and all criminal convictions, chemical dependencies, and useful
capacity deficits.
How regularly is the NCLEX revised? - ANS-Every three years
How to jot down a nursing prognosis (announcement) - ANS-P= trouble
E= etiology (purpose)
S= signs and symptoms (evidence)
If the etiology is incorrect then the nursing interventions will be useless.
Etiology can trade even though the nursing analysis is the same, for instance: ineffective
respiratory sample can be associated with fatigue and tension
Infection Prevention - ANS-The only measures are the use of sterile method, hand hygiene,
patient training, use of PPE.
Madeleine Leininger - ANS-Nursing theorist, concept of transcultural nursing
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - ANS-Top of the pyramid
