Seminar of Nursing quiz 1 study guide

myo

muscle

card

heart

itis

inflammation

osis

abdnormal condition

ectomy

cut out

otomy

cut into

ostomy

to make

a/an

without,none

micro

small

macro

large

mega/megaly

enlarged

scopy/scopic

to look/observe

gram

image

ology/ologist

study/specalize in

stomato

mouth

dento

teeth

glosso/linguo

tongue

gingvio

gums

enecephalo

brain

gastro

stomach

entero

intestine

colo

large intestine

procto

anus/rectum

hepato

liver

nephro/rene

kidney

orchido

testis

oophoro

ovary

hystero/metro

uterus

salpingo

utrerine tubes

dermo

skin

masto/mammo

breast

osteo

bones

cardio

heart

cysto

bladder

rhino

nose

phlebo/veno

veins

pnuemo/pulmo

lungs

hermo/emia

blood

peri

outer

endo

innner

ANA

1. protects, promotes, and advances the clients health.

2. averts illeness and injures through health promotion

3. uses nurse process to help with client’s recovery

4. mimizes or eliminates client’s suffering

5. associates for the care and health of the client, family, or community.(both and art and a science)

What are professional nursing roles? Think of examples when these roles might be used?

Care provider- private residency

Case manger- insurance companies reviewing patient’s medical needs.

educator- hosipitial train new nurses.

adovcate- non profit and gov angencies fighting for rights for people.

Teacher- educate future nurses at colleges/univerities.

Nurse Leader- clincals, supervising nursing staff, and coordinate operations.

Practice setting for nurses

-Hospitials

-Ambulatory Care

-Public and Community Health

-Home Health

-Extended care facilities

Whats requirment for a job to become a profession?

requires advance education, intellectul training, distinct body of knowlegde- grounded research.

• serves the public

• code of conduct

• distinct professional culture

• internal governance through professional orginizations,

• autnomous and accountable

four compentents of nursing

Adovacy, Change Managment, Communication, and Collabration

Advocacy

Nurse support, protects, promotes rights, health, and safety of client.

Change Management

champion improvements in client care, processes, and teamwork

Communication

Intentional listening, showing compassion, and demonstrating respect for invidual clients.

Collabaration

working with interprofessional teams to provide quality care.

What are some ways to improve nursing rentetion

-Changes in staffing

-Leadership

-Work Load

-Professional Autonomy

-Work Enviroments

Healthy Nurse Healthy Nation Goals

-Promote healthy lifestyle for nurses and improve the health of Us Nurses.

-Increase Physical Activity

-Improve quality of life.

-Obtain Adequate Rest

-Improve Nutrion and healthy eating

-Increase Nurse safety in Professional and Personal Lives

Therapeutic Communication (Active Listening)

Pay full attention to more than words, but body language, gestures, and non verbal cues.

Theraputic Communication (Open Ended Questions)

Allow patient to take the lead in the conversation by asking questions that require more than a yes or no.

Therapeutic Communication (Sharing Observation)

Verbally Noting the patient’s physical or emotional state without unwarranted conclusions

Theraputic Communication (Empathy)

Recongizing and acknowledging the patient’s feelings and letting them know you understand their perspectitive.

Silence (Therapeutic Communication)

Giving patient time and space to process their thoughts, work through emotions, or figure out what to say next

Clarification and Reflection (Therapeutic Communication)

asking the patient to explain vague statements or directing their thoughts/questions back to them to help process their feelings

Restating (Therapeutic Communication)

Repeating the main idea what the patient said in similar words to confirm their understanding

What are some key principals of compassionate care

-Better symptom control.

-Lower stress Hormones

-Reduces BP

-Improve Immnue Function

-Less Anxienty

-Less Pain

-Better Medication Adherence

-Better Trust in Healthcare providers

Culture Humility

therapeutic communication that recongizes everyone, brings unique beliefs, traditions, values, and experiences

Compassionate Presence

Deep Listening- Giving your patient your full attention.

Holding space- create a safe non judgemental zone where a person feels validated.

Stepping away from ego- Shifiting away from personal distractions, negative loops, or pressure to make things better.

Mindful awareness- open body language focus on the person’s reality.

What does Compassionate Presence and Culture Humulity Have in common?

Both therapeutic methods on ways to adress the patient in needs.