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NR 226 Final Exam Review Leave the first rating Students also studied Save Add to calendar Flashcard sets Study guides Cancer nclex questions 26 terms Sarah_Crum3 Preview Exam 3 NUR 444 Teacher 144 terms A_Nurse4 Preview ATI PN Comprehensive Exit Exam Teacher 154 terms sharontalia88 Preview PN Te Practice questions for this set Learn 1 / 7 Study with Learn Normal range for chloride What are the components of critical thinking and the application? scientific knowledge base experience nursing process competency attitude for critical thinking professional standards What are the steps involved in the assessment process? collect data verify data analyze data Choose an answer 1 98-106 2 110-120 3 70-80 4 80-90 Don't know? Terms in this set (146) Hide definitions

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What are the steps involved in the diagnosis process? cluster data NANDA diagnosis What are the steps involved in the Planning process? plan of action developed SMART goals What are the steps involved in the Implementation process? plan followed through patient specific observe s/s of improvement What are the steps involved in the Evaluation process? determine if goals were met adjust if needed Define autonomy. commitment to include patient in decisions and freedom for patient to make their own decisions Define collaboration. working with someone to come to a conclusion Define empowerment. authority/power over someone else Define responsibility. duties and activities an individual is employed to perform Define accountability. being answerable for actions What are nursing considerations during delegation of task? right task right circumstance right person (in their scope) right direction (concise and clear communication) right supervision How is patient care prioritized? Based on what factors? prioritized based on the patient's needs: high: threat against survival or safety intermediate: non-life-threatening but needs attention low: not directly related to patient's illness or disease

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What is the team nursing delivery model? RN is leader of other RN's, PN's, and NAP's who provide patient care What is the primary nursing delivery model? RN assumes responsibilities for a caseload of patients over a period of time What is the patient care nursing delivery model? mutual partnerships among the patient and health team member are formed to plan, implement, and evaluate the nursing and health care delivered What is the total patient care nursing delivery model? RN works directly with the patient, family, and health care members. Emphasizes collaboration. What is the case management nursing delivery model? coordinates and links health care services to patients and their families while streaming costs and maintaining quality. Emphasizes supervision. What is the functional based nursing delivery model? RN is assigned to do tasks during shift to multiple patients (EX) one nurse does all assessments, another does all IV, another does all wound care... Define confidentiality (HIPAA). detailed rules regarding privacy, access, and disclosure of information Define maleficence. the act of committing harm or evil Define advocacy. protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response and advocacy in care Define ethical principles. justice, beneficence, non-maleficence, accountability, fidelity, autonomy, and veracity Define non-maleficence. avoidance of harm or evil Define fidelity. unwillingness to abandon patient's regardless of the circumstances, even when personal beliefs differ (agreement to keep promises) Define beneficence. taking positive actions to help others that are more important that self-interest Define justice. being fair (access to health services)

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