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Application of Tanner's Model of Clinical Judgment in Simulation 3 (Tanner, 2006)

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Application of Tanner's Model of Clinical Judgment in Simulation 3 (Tanner, 2006)

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Application of Tanner's Model of Clinical Judgment in Simulation 3 (Tanner, 2006)

  1. Noticing

    • Situation/ Context
      • Misses old apartment
        • Does not want to be in a home
      • Chronic pain
      • Does not want to go on like this
      • 86-year-old male
      • family ignoring his feelings
    • Background
      • TURP
      • Prostate Cancer
      • Widowed
      • Frail
    • Initial Expectations/ Grasp
      • family issues
      • Help transition to LTC facility
      • possible depression
      • Address pain
      • Family in denial
    • Vital signs
    • Factors influencing Noticing
      • vision
      • Values
      • culture
      • Complexity
      • Environment
    • Skill 6.2, Assessing Systematically and Comprehensively
      • Head-to-toe assessment
      • PQRST
  2. Interpreting

    • pain
      • Assess cause
        • underlying health issue
          • Cancer
          • TURP
          • age related condition
        • Depression
    • Assess family dynamics
      • Therapeutic communication with patient & family
        • explore feelings
    • Lack of Knowledge of DNR
      • Needs DNR teaching
    • Vital signs
      • Skill 6.4, Distinguishing Normal from Abnormal/Identifying Signs and Symptoms
        • Within Defined Parameters
  3. Responding

    • Action
      • DNR teaching
        • meaning
        • implications
        • how to implement
      • Family therapy
        • Call Case Manager
          • ISBAR
      • Pain Management
        • Morphine
        • Distractions
          • Tv
          • Music
          • Reading
    • Outcomes
      • Decreased pain
      • Understanding of DNR
      • Improved understanding/ support from family
      • Increased patient satisfaction
  4. Reflecting

    • On action
      • reflect on situation
      • Acknowledge weaknesses
        • Too focused of physical assessment/ interventions
      • Implications for future practice
        • More therapeutic communication
        • Adequately explore client and family feelings
      • Apropriateness of actions
        • Explore non pharmacological pain management
      • Areas for improvement
        • Assessing for depression
    • In action
      • change in patient status
        • Call Case Manager
          • ISBAR
          • Notify case manager if pt deteriorates
        • Assess
          • Monitor for signs signs of overdose
            • Noloxone
          • Vitals
          • LOC
            • less responsive

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