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Lecture 9 Nursing Process

katy` kim Fundamental Concepts of Health and Nursing Englisch 40 Karten

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  1. 1nursing processsystematic and rational method for planning, providing individula nursing
    --> overlapping
    --> implementation, evalutating have assessment as well
  2. 2purpose of nursing process- identify client health status
    --> potential and actual care
    - estabolism plan to meet client need
    - specific nursing intervention
  3. 3characteristic of nursing process- cyclic, dynamic not static
    - client center
    - problem sloving and critical thinking skill
    - clinical reasoning and decision making skill
    - interperosnal and collaborative
    - universal applicability
  4. 4type of assessmentinital nursing assessment
    problem-focused assessment
    emergency assessment
    time-lapsed reassessment
  5. 5collect datasympathetic, continuous
    past history, current problem
  6. 6type of data1. subjective data
    --> covert data
    --> apparent only to person affect
    Eg. sensation, feeling, value
    2. objective data
    --> overt data
    -->detectable by an observer
    --> show be measured by standard
    --> seen, felt, smelled
    => by observation, physical examination
  7. 7source of data1. primary source
    --> data provide by client
    --> best for the patients who are ill, young, confused
    2. secondary source
    --> family member, health professional
    record, response
  8. 8data collection method1. observation
    2. interview
    3. physical examination
  9. 9observationgathering data using sense
    Eg. skin color, body and breath
  10. 10interviewAim: get and give information
    identfy problem of mututal concern
    evalute change
    provide educaiotn
    --> plan communication, planning interview
    --> open-ended, closed ended question
  11. 11physicla examinationsystemic data- collection method
    method: cephalocaudal approach
    --> head to toe
    screening examination
  12. 12data of physical examinationobservation and inspection
    auscultation
    palpation and percussion
    measurement of vital sign, height and weight
  13. 13organized data1. nursing conceptual and framework
    --> gordon's functional health pattern
    --> orem's self care model
    -->roy's adaption model
    2. wellness model
    --> assist client to idenify and expolre lifesystle and habit
    3. non nursing model
    --> body system theory
    --> malslow's hieraracy of need
    4. developmental theory
    oral (0-18 month)
    anal (18-3.5)
    phallic (3.5-6)
    latency (6-puberty)
    genital (puberty-adulthood)
  14. 14validate datadouble check
    ensure the assessment of informaiton complete
    objective agree to subject
    avoid jumping to conclusion
    overlooked
  15. 15cue and influcne of validate datacue
    --> subjective, objective directly observe from patient
    influence
    --> based on cue
  16. 16document datarecord data (factual)
    without stating interperstating
    --> record subjective with quote
  17. 17diagnosingclinical judgement about client response to acute and potential
    reflect to patient present suitation
    change over time
    differ from medical diagnosis
  18. 18background of dianosingNANDA (north american nursing diagnosis association)
    -> 1982
    --> define, refine, promote a taxonoy of nursing
    --> 235
  19. 19type of diagnosis1. actual diagnosis
    2. health diagnosis
    3. risk nursing diagnosis
    4. symptom diagnosis
  20. 20actual diagnosisproblem present at the time
    assoicate with sign and symptom
    Eg. urinary infectioin
  21. 21health promotionpreparation to implement behavoir to improve condition
  22. 22risk nursing diagnosisX existing
    have the risk faction
    Eg. risk of infection
  23. 23symptom diagnosisclutter have similiar intervention
  24. 24diagnosis statement1 problem (dianogitic label)
    --> related to
    2. etiology (contributing factor)
    --> as evidence by
    3. symptom
    (sign and symptom)
  25. 25planning- setting prioritiesnurse - establishing a preferential sequence
    high proiority level (life-threatening)
    medium proiority level (health- threatening)
    low proiority (developmental need)
  26. 26factor to considerclient health value, belief
    clinet pripority
    resource available to nurse and client
    urgency of health problem
    medical diagnosis treatment
  27. 27planning- establishing client goal/ desired outcome -purposeprovide direction for planning intervention
    -serve as criteria for evaluting progress
    -enable the client and nurse to determine when the problem reslove
    -help motivate the client and nuse
    (a sense of achievement)
  28. 28goalbroad statement about the client status
    --> short, long term
    short
    --> long term is not difficult
    --> a sense of satisfaction
  29. 29desired, expected outcomemore specific, observable critieri, used to evalute the goal
    --> subject, verb, condition and modifiers, criterion of desired performance
  30. 30guideline for writing goalrealtic
    in term of client response
    ensure compatitbility with therapy of other professional
    use observable and measurable term
  31. 31selective nursing intervention- type1. independent intervention
    --> activites that nurse licensed to do
    2. dependent intervention
    --> activites carry out under primary nurse, led by supervisor, according to specifc routine
    3. collaborative intervention
    --> action carry out by collaborative team with health care professional
  32. 32criteriasafe and approciate
    resource available
    based on client value, belief, culture
    match to therapies
    based on experience
    standard of case
  33. 33writing nursing interventiondate
    verb
    condition
    time element
    assist the client with tub bat at 0700 daily
  34. 34implemention - skill1. cognitive skill
    --> problem sloving
    2. interpersonal skill
    --> verbal
    3. technical skill
    --> clinical skill
  35. 35reassess clientreassess that the intervention still need
  36. 36determing the need of assistancethe task can not be perform safely
    decrease client stress
    lack of knowledge to implement
  37. 37supervising delegated caremonitor the progess of delegated care
    validate and response any adverse side effect
  38. 38documenting nursing activitesdocument and nursing intervetion and client response
    --> do not record in advance
  39. 39evalutationcollect data
    compared data with desired goal
    related nurse activites to outcome
    drawing conclusion
    continuing, modifying, terminating the care plan
  40. 40exampleactual problem have been resolved the potential problem is no longer existing
    X
    --> more time
    --> care plan need to revised

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