NURS-1037 – Nursing Process + Cultural Considerations

Five components of the Nursing Process (ADPIE) are ____, ____, ____, ____, and ____

Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation

The phase of the Nursing Process that involves collecting subjective and objective data is ____

Assessment

____ data is what the person says about themselves

Subjective

____ data is what you observe during the physical examination

Objective

A complete health history and full physical examination is called a ____

Systematic Health Assessment

An assessment performed to confirm or rule out a current condition in a patient already seen in the clinic or hospital is a(n) ____

Episodic Assessment

Four challenges to obtaining subjective data are being too young, ____, developmental or intellectual disability, and ____

confused, non-verbal (or language barriers)

When a patient is too young, confused, or non-verbal, ____ are considered secondary sources for subjective data

Care partners (family or significant others)

The process of being fully present and paying attention to a person's words and nonverbal cues is called ____

Active listening

In Evidence-Informed Decision Making, ____ findings include patient preferences and values

Subjective

In Evidence-Informed Decision Making, ____ findings include physical examination and environmental cues

Objective

Health promotion includes early detection of disease before symptoms appear, prevention of illness, and prevention of ____ when a disease or condition is present

complications

The recognized factors impacting the health of Canadians are known as the ____

Social Determinants of Health

The concept of care that acknowledges and respects cultural differences is called ____

Cultural sensitivity

The concept that means a nurse has the knowledge and skills to assess and plan culturally sensitive care is called ____

Cultural competence

The concept of care that focuses on attitude, experience, and a nursing approach that considers the historical context of health care is called ____

Cultural safety

Three policies affecting Indigenous Peoples in Canada mentioned in the lecture are the ____, ____, and the ____

Indian Act, Residential Schools, Sixties Scoop

Two examples of vulnerable populations in Canada mentioned are ____ and ____

Newcomers to Canada, Indigenous Peoples

____ is an issue in Canada that contributes to vulnerable populations

Poverty (or low income)

Critical thinking is important for assessment because it allows nurses to analyze complex data, differentiate relevant from irrelevant information, and ____

prioritize patient needs

The assessment phase of the nursing process is significant because it lays the groundwork for ____

all other phases of the nursing process (clinical decision-making)