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If a nurse prioritizes patients based on personal bias

Justice

What aspect of health involves mindfulness and purpose?

Spiritual health

A patient suicide while in the hospital is categorized as _

Never event

Which mass casualty trace color is assigned to a patient not breathing?

Black

Nurse sees a patient is dizzy, has a bp of 88/50 pt began new bp med, Nurse concluded med is causing it what cognitive stall is this?

Prioritize hypothesis

Pt is confused, tachycardia, sweaty and pole, nurse knows pt is diabetes, what step of cjmm is nurse using?

Recognizing and analyzing cues.

What kind of role is a certified nurse midwife?

Advanced practice registered nurse

Anurse is practicing as clinical nurse specialist what degree is necessary to practice at this level

MSN

Define minimal standards of competence to protect the public.

Regulatory agencies

Define core competencies for the RN & APRN

Nursing organizations

To be truthful

Veracity

Keeping a promise

Fidelity

Dialogue between two or more people when the stakes are high opinions vary and emotions run stronghscaled

Crucial conversation

When everyone looks the other way when unethical behavior occurs

Groupthink

Fir st step to take when facing a moral dilemma

Determine if mora 1 courage is needed to assess the situation

Danger management refers to

Use cognitive approaches to handle your fear and ist aversion.

Willingness to stand up and act according to one's own ethics and principles when moral principles are threatened

Mora courage

Coming to work but not bengableto perform fully

Presenteeism

Pneumonia while pt is on ventilator

VAP

UTI via foley catheter

Cauti

Infection in blood stream via central line

CLABSI

Infection tha toccurs in the hospital

Hai

Surgical site infection

SSI

Forcible administering medication

Battery

4 key assumptions to a trauma informed approach

Realization, recognition, response , resisting retraumatization

3 Es of trauma informed care

Event,experiences effects

Individual's interpretation of other cultures in terms of their own culture

Ethnocentrism

4 c's to help understands patient POV during culturally competentcare

What CAUSED the problem

What CONCERNS do they have

What do they CALL the problem

How do they COPE with the problem

The E in the hope tool stands for _?

Effects on care and end of life issues

Assessing an adolescent client whose parent died. What is expected?

Depends on friends for emotional support.

T or F: all cultures have some similarities

True

According to RACE cultural competence guide what is the first step?

Recognize your own ideas, bias, stereotypes and appreciator other of cultures

ANA refers to 3 reciprocal interactions related to the patient - nurse

Culture of the nurse

Culture of the individual

Culture of the environment

A process where the patent and Norse seek a mutually acceptable way to deal with competing interests of hurling cave

Cultural negotiation

A deliberate, cognition process where healthcare providers become appreciate and sensitive to the values, beliefs, life ways, practices and problems solving strategies of a patients culture

Cultural awareness

The thought process that allows nurses to arrived at conclusions based on subjective and objective data

Clinical judgement

Healthcare provider compares their own knowledge and experience with data obtained through various patient assessments to determine an appropriate response.

Clinical reasoning

A process of making generalizations based on specific observations,

Inductive reasoning

The process of applying general principles to draw conclusions about specific cases

deductive reasoning

Unlink nursing knowledge critical thinking and clinical reasoning, drawing from evidence, theories, and interdisciplinary insights to male informed patient centered decisions.

Clinical judgement

Methodical way to evaluate appropriate patient care,

Nursing diagnosis

Mass casually event: tay a person with a 6 inch metal shard in the leg

Yellow tag

Mass casualty event: tag a person with many second degree burns on both legs and unable to walk due to pain,

Red tag

Making a decision based on patient changes

Clinical judgement

Rhea's patients bp is not improving and she learns the patient doesn't adhere to the low salt diet. She concludes her patient doesn't understand the relationship between salt and blood pressure she prepares educational material, this is an example of -

Deductive reasoning

Why is CJMM more advanced than AD PIE

CJMM focuses more on critical thinking.

ANA outlines expectation of the nurse's self care habits in which type of documentation

Code of ethics

Cognitive approaches to handle your sear and risk aversion

Danger management

Willingness to stand up and act according to ones own ethical beliefs when moral principle are threatened regardless perceived or actual risks

Moral courage

Former National safely goals that have been routinely adopted by healthcare professionals and are now retired

Standards of compliance

An unexpected event circumstance that occurred with or without injury to the client but that had the potential to cause harm.

Clinical safety event

A situation or circumstance that caused unexpected harm to the client

Adverse event

A potential error or event that could have caused harm but was caught and avoided

Near miss

T or F: most falls are caused by combination of unmodifiable risk factors

False

Patient has dry mouth and nausea what holistic treat ment could help?

Aromatherapy

T or F: the nurse practice act provides the scope of practice defined by each state or jurisdiction and set forth the legal limits of nursing practice however, for nurses, state licensure is usually not regulated by the nurse practice act

False

What does scope of placate meanin the nurse practice act

The range of services a nurse is authorized to perform.

A sociological perspective that incorporates the societal and professional codes that are part of the discipline

Doing

Adopting attitudes and behaviors that reflect the value of how a nurse thinks, feels and acts

Being

T or F: the nurse practice get establishes the legal framework for nursing practice in a specific state

True

Who defines minimal standards of competence to protect the public

Regulatory agencies

Who is responsible and accountable to provide an environment and resources conducive to competent practice.

The employer

Use data to monitor outcomes of care process is and use improvement methods to design and test changes to continuously improve the quality and safety of healthcare systems.

Quality improvement

Use of information and technology to communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate error, and support decision making,

Informatics