NUR 205 Profession to Nursing
Duty - ANS-The nurse is chargeable for the consequences of movements taken.
-liable for movements, do not cover up errors/wrongdoings
Accreditation - ANS-Mandatory (passing NCLEX) and Voluntary
advocacy - ANS-to endorse for someone method to speak for that individual while the
person is unable to speak for themselves.
Aims of nursing - ANS-1. *To sell fitness:* increase a person's properly-being and health
ability
2. *To save you contamination:* avoid illness; obtain early detection; or maintain feature in
the constraints of an contamination
three. *To repair Health:* direct take care of analysis or remedy of sickness
4. *To facilitate dealing with incapacity or demise:* To facilitate an gold standard stage of
functioning; offer quality end of existence care
American nurses association definition of nursing - ANS--nursing is a professional area
involved with the health promoting and risk discount, illness and sickness management and
facilitating first-rate of lifestyles and death
ANA Standards of Practice Contents - ANS-pg. 18 Taylor/Lillis
ANA's nursing social policy assertion - ANS-Describes the values and social obligation of
nursing, affords a definition and scope of practice of nursing, and discusses nursing's
know-how base and the strategies by using which nursing is regulated
-The PATIENT is the significant awareness of all definitions
areas of potential liability for nurses - ANS--failure to reveal and determine
-failure to make sure protection
-fallacious implementation of talents or approaches
-documentation mistakes
-medicine errors
Assault and Battery - ANS-Assault is an strive or danger to the touch someone unjustly.
Battery is actual willfully touching of some other man or woman which can or might not
motive damage.
Autonomy - ANS-Patients right to make character alternatives
beneficence - ANS-The promoting to do correct for the patient
Certification - ANS-Validates uniqueness understanding, experience, and medical
judgement.
, Examples:
-American Nurses Association
APRN, BC
-American Association of Critical Care Nursing
CCRN
-American College of Nurse Midwives
CNM
-American Association of Nurse Anesthetists
CRNA
-National Association of School Nurses
CSN
Clients rights and the way they influence nursing exercise? - ANS-1.High Quality Hospital
Care
2. Clean and Safe environment
3. Involvement in your care.
Four. Protection of Privacy
5. Help put together you and your family for when you depart the hospital.
6. Help with bill and filing coverage claims.
Code of Ethics #1 - ANS-The nurse, in all professional relationships, practices with
compassion and respect for inherent dignity, well worth, and specialty of each person,
unrestricted with the aid of attention of social or financial status, personal attributes, or the
nature of fitness troubles.
Code of Ethics #2 - ANS-The nurse's number one dedication is to the affected person,
whether or not an person, own family, group, or community
Code of Ethics #3 - ANS-The nurse promotes, advocates for, and strives to protect the
fitness, protection, and rights of the affected person.
Code of Ethics #4 - ANS-The nurse is responsible and responsible for individual nursing
exercise and determines an appropriate delegation of duties regular with the nurse's duty to
provide gold standard patient care.
Code of Ethics #5 - ANS-The nurse owes the equal obligations to self as to others, along
with the responsibility to keep integrity and safety, to maintain competence, and to maintain
personal and expert growth.
Code of Ethics #6 - ANS-The nurse participates in establishing, keeping, and improving
health care environments and situations of employment conducive to the provision of fine
fitness care and steady with the values of the profession via man or woman and collective
movement.
Code of Ethics #7 - ANS-The nurse participates within the advancement of the profession
through contributions to practice, schooling, management, and know-how development.
Duty - ANS-The nurse is chargeable for the consequences of movements taken.
-liable for movements, do not cover up errors/wrongdoings
Accreditation - ANS-Mandatory (passing NCLEX) and Voluntary
advocacy - ANS-to endorse for someone method to speak for that individual while the
person is unable to speak for themselves.
Aims of nursing - ANS-1. *To sell fitness:* increase a person's properly-being and health
ability
2. *To save you contamination:* avoid illness; obtain early detection; or maintain feature in
the constraints of an contamination
three. *To repair Health:* direct take care of analysis or remedy of sickness
4. *To facilitate dealing with incapacity or demise:* To facilitate an gold standard stage of
functioning; offer quality end of existence care
American nurses association definition of nursing - ANS--nursing is a professional area
involved with the health promoting and risk discount, illness and sickness management and
facilitating first-rate of lifestyles and death
ANA Standards of Practice Contents - ANS-pg. 18 Taylor/Lillis
ANA's nursing social policy assertion - ANS-Describes the values and social obligation of
nursing, affords a definition and scope of practice of nursing, and discusses nursing's
know-how base and the strategies by using which nursing is regulated
-The PATIENT is the significant awareness of all definitions
areas of potential liability for nurses - ANS--failure to reveal and determine
-failure to make sure protection
-fallacious implementation of talents or approaches
-documentation mistakes
-medicine errors
Assault and Battery - ANS-Assault is an strive or danger to the touch someone unjustly.
Battery is actual willfully touching of some other man or woman which can or might not
motive damage.
Autonomy - ANS-Patients right to make character alternatives
beneficence - ANS-The promoting to do correct for the patient
Certification - ANS-Validates uniqueness understanding, experience, and medical
judgement.
, Examples:
-American Nurses Association
APRN, BC
-American Association of Critical Care Nursing
CCRN
-American College of Nurse Midwives
CNM
-American Association of Nurse Anesthetists
CRNA
-National Association of School Nurses
CSN
Clients rights and the way they influence nursing exercise? - ANS-1.High Quality Hospital
Care
2. Clean and Safe environment
3. Involvement in your care.
Four. Protection of Privacy
5. Help put together you and your family for when you depart the hospital.
6. Help with bill and filing coverage claims.
Code of Ethics #1 - ANS-The nurse, in all professional relationships, practices with
compassion and respect for inherent dignity, well worth, and specialty of each person,
unrestricted with the aid of attention of social or financial status, personal attributes, or the
nature of fitness troubles.
Code of Ethics #2 - ANS-The nurse's number one dedication is to the affected person,
whether or not an person, own family, group, or community
Code of Ethics #3 - ANS-The nurse promotes, advocates for, and strives to protect the
fitness, protection, and rights of the affected person.
Code of Ethics #4 - ANS-The nurse is responsible and responsible for individual nursing
exercise and determines an appropriate delegation of duties regular with the nurse's duty to
provide gold standard patient care.
Code of Ethics #5 - ANS-The nurse owes the equal obligations to self as to others, along
with the responsibility to keep integrity and safety, to maintain competence, and to maintain
personal and expert growth.
Code of Ethics #6 - ANS-The nurse participates in establishing, keeping, and improving
health care environments and situations of employment conducive to the provision of fine
fitness care and steady with the values of the profession via man or woman and collective
movement.
Code of Ethics #7 - ANS-The nurse participates within the advancement of the profession
through contributions to practice, schooling, management, and know-how development.
