Study Guide - Chapter 1

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Introduction to Nursing

Last updated 9:23 PM on 6/17/26
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What are the definitions of nursing?

  • Protecc, promote, and optimize health

  • Prevention of illness and injury

  • Advocacy

  • Treatment of human response

PPAT

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What makes nursing different from other medical sciences?

An interrelated role that combines scientific, biological knowledge with human compassion

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Explain nursing as a professional discipline

Service oriented profession rooted in a body of knowledge, code of ethics, and professional standards
Includes ongoing research and autonomy within SOP

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Who is the focus in nursing care?

The patient

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What are the 4 nursing aims?

PPRA
Promote, prevent, restore, alleviate suffering

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Explain Nursing’s aims

Promote - educate patients and encourage healthy lifestyles
Prevent - implement strats to avoid injury/illness
Restore - provide direct care to facilitate healing/recovery
Alleviate Suffering - manage pain, comfort, and quality of life

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Name the 4 blended competencies

Cognitive, interpersonal, technical, ethical/legal

CITE(h)

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Explain the 4 blended competencies

Cognitive - critical thinking + clinical reasoning
Technical - procedures
Interpersonal - rapport, relationships
Ethical Legal - act within ethical and legal laws

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What are the QSEN competencies?
QSEN = Quality and Safety Education for Nurses

Patient-centered care
Evidence-based practice
Teamwork and collaboration
Safety
Informatics
Quality improvement

PETS IQ

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List the factors affecting health

  • genetic inheritance

  • cognitive abilities

  • educational level

  • race, ethnicity, culture

  • age and gender

  • developmental level

  • lifestyle and enviornment

  • socioeconomic status

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Explain the interrelated roles of a nurse

Caregiver, leader, communicator. researcher, teacher, advocate, counselor, collaborator

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What is the importance of professional nursing organizations?

They set the guidelines/standards for the profession and promote continued learning and research

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What are the guidelines for nursing practice?

1 - standards of practice

2 - practice and licensure

3 - nursing process

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List elements of the nursing process

ADPIE
Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation