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What does Ambulatory mean? - Answer Day surgery (max stay 23 hours) What does inpatient surgical care mean? - Answer Admitted to hospital (min 24 hours) Surgery classifications? - Answer Elective Diagnostic Acute List 3 patient orientated goals post surgery? - Answer Return to normal physical function Remain free from post op complications Achieve emotional and physical comfort What is included in a pre-op assessment? (5) - Answer Obtain history Physical assessmen...

Aim of privacy act 1993 - Answer To protect the privacy of individuals when receiving a health service. Privacy act 1993 is overlooked by... - Answer The privacy commissioner. Why is the privacy act 1993 important in nursing? - Answer It ensures that a person's privacy is respected in relation to the collection, use and disclosure of information between public and private agencies and the individual. Patients also have the right under this act to access any personal information...

what are the 9 ethical principles? - Answer -Autonomy -Beneficence -Non-maleficence -Justice -Confidentiality -Veracity -Fidelity -Guardianship of the environment -Being professional What are the 7 Maori Ethical Principles? - Answer -Rangatiratanaga -Manaakitanga -Tika -Whanaungatanga -Wairuatanga -Kotahitanga -Kaitiatanga Define Rangatiratanga - Answer Self-determination and right to determine destiny. Define Manaakitanga - Answer Showing kindness, tre...

The nurse observes that Josie's right eye does not close totally. Based on this finding, which of the following nursing interventions would be most appropriate a) Making sure josie wears dark glasses to avoid photosensitivity b) Irrigate her right eye with saline each duty to avoid dryness c) Instilling neomycin eye drops to prevent conjunctivitis d) Tape the eyelid down to keep it closed between cares - Answer d) Tape the eyelid down to keep it closed between cares ? • The nur...

Part A introduction - Answer Intro: Under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003, the Nursing Council of New Zealand governs the practice of nurses by setting and monitoring standards and competencies for registration to ensure the public receive safe and competent care. The effective nursing practice of a person or whānau from another culture, as detailed in the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumer Rights (2009) is determined by that person or family. Nurses there...

Public Health Agency - Answer Leads and strengthens population and public health with emphasis on equity and the wider determinants of health Health NZ Te whatu ora - Answer Leads day to day running of the health system at local, district, regional and national levels Te Aka Whai Ora - Answer Maori health authority, leads, monitors change the way the health system understands and responds to the wellbeing needs of maori Pae ora Healthy futures act 2022 - Answer The act estab...

The nurse receives a report on a newly admitted client who is positive for Clostridium difficile. Which category of isolation would the nurse implement for this client? 1. Airborne precautions 2. Droplet precautions 3. Contact precautions 4. Protective environment - Answer 3. Contact precautions Rationale: Used for direct client or environmental contact with blood or body fluids from an infected client. This includes colonization of infection with multidrug-resistant organisms (MDRO)...

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