Registered nurse ****Ideally the etiology (r/t statement), or cause, of the nursing diagnosis is something that can be treated Professional ethics are the ethical standards of a particular profession, When the nurse is checking the "six rights prior to administering medications to a patient. A. Client advocate A. Acting ethically: being attentive to what is considered right (ex: not right to except a date from a patient or tell family members details about a patient's condition) 4. which step of the nursing process is involved in the situation? Which of the following Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) outcomes would be inconsistent with the nurse's knowledge of this diagnosis? Symptom control, comfort status, and spiritual health are all NOC outcomes for this diagnosis. Nursing Process The professional, systematic approach to ensuring complete care. -likely to have significant physical or psychosocial problems, Which factor is known to threaten the nurse's ability to triage and prioritize client care accurately? C. Symptom, Impaired skin integrity R/T physical immobilization aeb by 2.5 cm partial thickness open wound to the sacrum. Like the other nursing process steps, the implementation phase requires broad clinical knowledge, critical thinking and analysis skills, and strong judgment. D. Acute renal failure As the rule title indicates, Rule 224 Delegation of Nursing Tasks by Registered Professional Nurses to Unlicensed Personnel for Clients with Acute Conditions or in Acute Care . a. D. accountability. The scope of nursing practice governs/describes the: The Transfer of authority or responsibility to perform a selected nursing task in a selected situation to a competent individual, 1. right task A. Caregiving B. Etiology B. The charge nurse functions as a liaison between team leaders and other healthcare providers. one, two, or three part? Steps of the Nursing Process. Critical analysis 3. -reduce unnecessary utilization of health care services, Who is at the greatest risk of needing care coordination? The nurse is: The nurse is caring for a patient using a clinical pathway of care. A ball rolled along a horizontal surface of a table maintains a constant speed. D. non of the above, C. Adhering to the nursing code of ethics, At 1 am the patient spikes a temperature of 102. The following are examples of content the nurse should include in the initial nursing assessment phase of the nursing process. B. an ethical resolution C. Requires clinical reasoning Which of the following are the five Rights of Supervision? -improve and optimize care Documentation supports the educational preparation of the caregiver who performs delegated tasks. The RN is teaching the student nurse about writing nursing intervention. educator D. Bioethics, Discontinuing a ventilator or starting a feeding tube are examples of A. Assessing Document in the patient record in a timely, accurate and concise manner. A. acceptable To assist the client in bathing This process of thinking is called clinical reasoning. assessment C. Professional ethics Find the population sizes for t = 1, 2, . The right competency is not one of these basic Five Rights, but instead, competency is considered and validated as part of the combination of matching the right task and the right person; the right education and training are functions of the right task and the right person who is able to competently perform the task; the right scope of practice, the right environment and the right client condition are functions of the legal match of the person and the task; and the setting of care which is not a Right of Delegation and the matching of the right person, task and circumstances. Evaluation c. Assessment d. Implementation d. Implementation The nurse interviews a client about a current health problem. Licensed practical nurse -understaffing This role has been thoroughly documented, not only in writing but also through art, since early times. A nurse on the medical-surgical unit tells other staff members, "That client can just wait for the lorazepam; I get so annoyed when people drink too much." What patient care can be delegated to the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)? What definition of the nursing process should be included in the presentation. keeping promises and being trust worthy, Which principle of ethics would you need to consider if there was only one bed left on the floor and patient A is CEO of the hospital and patient B and been in the ER the longest B. Collaborator Tasks that can be delegated to NAPs include: Bathing Providing personal hygiene Collecting urine samples Assisting with ambulation Taking vital signs Taking capillary blood sugar NAPs can also document data that they specifically gathered including: intake and output, vital signs, and blood sugars. A. d. set priorities and outcomes using the client's and family input. D. Fidelity Which intervention written by the student nurse indicates effective learning? A. Veracity Evaluating a patient's orientation to time and place Problem Licensed practical nurse Societal ethics The most frequently used clinical skills for patient assessment are inspection, percussion, palpation, and auscultation. K(s) + O$_2$(g) $\longrightarrow$. B. a client who requires a complex dressing change Nclex question: Charge nurse D role modeling Identify if a task is acceptable for delegation. . A - Advocating for the patient Name the Problem, Etiology, and Symptom, Problem: "Deficient knowledge" -weight the consequences, When is ISBARR used? A. E. Nonmaleficence The designated nurse leader responsible for delegation determines which nursing responsibilities may be delegated, to whom and under what circumstances. The implementation phase of the nursing process steps may include some tasks that can be delegated. A nurse can delegate tasks that are already within the scope of a CNA. -policies that could hearten the quality of care The goals and outcomes formulated during this phase directly impact patient care and are based on evidence-based nursing practices. A - Societal These nursing processes should be performed by the registered nurse only. Problem: Insomnia b. sequence of steps used to meet clients needs. C. Culture of zero tolerance for violence A. 3. Which of these statement is an example of an open-ended question? heart rate = 110 bpm OBJECTIVE Which patient situations support the need for care coordination? Change bed sheets. The nurse understands that a patient who is unable to give consent is a patient: B. C. Planning C. Generalized anxiety disorder linguistic communication -->spoken words or written symbols "Tired all the time" Symptom control Diagnosis: interrupting data Assessment includes not only physiological data, but also psychological, sociocultural, spiritual, economic, and life-style factors as well. A. Nonmaleficence Generous paid time off, holidays and flexible scheduling. B. C. Narrative Assessment data, diagnosis, and goals are written in the patients care plan so that nurses as well as other health professionals caring for the patient have access to it. Assessment includes not only physiological data, but also psychological, sociocultural, spiritual, economic, and life-style factors as well. Autonomy C. Planning nursing actions for patient care A 82- year old female has been admitted to the hospital with pneumonia and a UTI. Educator C. people with complex conditions or life situations elevating the likelihood of a negative outcome an interactive process that provides needed guidance and direction, Which element is not involved in leadership Therefore, the nurse needs to establish an environment conducive to patient comfort. Communicate tasks to be completed and report client concerns immediately; Organize the workload to manage time effectively; Utilize the five rights of delegation (e.g., right task, right circumstances, right person, right direction or communication, right supervision or feedback) Evaluate delegated tasks to ensure correct completion of activity he said he is not sure. Nurses must demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills, strong attention to detail, and possess an in-depth understanding of body systems. A. Nursing diagnoses should be prioritized first by immediate needs based on _____________________. The trained staff member may not delegate the task to untrained staff members. There is no right solution to an ethical dilemma an ethical dilemma is a problem without a satisfactory resolution, Which of the following is considered a medical diagnosis? C. It is a plan of care used by health care providers to prescribe medications Societal ethics D. Fidelity C. Justice Which of the following clients should the nurse asses first? You decide to report the incident to the nurse manager because you know this type of behavior could impact the safety of the patients on the unit. D. Measuring and recording the patients' vital signs the nurse is performing nursing care therapies and including the client as an active participant in the care. . Which situation will the nurse address first on priority basis? Although the nurse, as the organizer of this political action committee (PAC), will have to collaborate with members of the community to promote the accessibility and affordability of healthcare resources in the community, this is a secondary role rather than the primary role. 5. under the right supervision and evaluation, A nurse performs assessments and plans care for the patients on a medical unit. Effective delegation is based on one's state nurse practice act and an understanding on all of the following concepts EXCEPT: . esteem Which example indicates that the nurse is following evidence based practice? Assume that the pressure and the amount of gas remain the same.\ A. What is the mean velocity? The nurse asks the patient to describe in his own words about the surgical procedure. Impaired skin integrity is also known as education A. A. being difficult A. real experiences The diagnosis phase of the nursing process involves three main steps: data analysis, identification of the patients health problems, risks, and strengths, and formation of diagnostic statements. Etiology: unfamiliarity with information about the nursing process The . Etiology: anxiety and stress In clinical judgment what types of reasoning are used? A. Nurses utilize many of the same skills for each of the nursing process steps. A. Politician Although evaluation is considered the last of the nursing process steps, it does not indicate an end to the nursing process. You refuse to take the assignment. Essential Components of Delegation If the depth $d$ of flow is $1.7 \mathrm{~m}, u_{\max }=9 \mathrm{~m} / \mathrm{s}$, and $n=1 / 6$, what is the discharge in cubic meters per second per meter of the width of the channel? C. Generalized anxiety disorder wellness? The nurse is: Do not make decisions based on resolutions. Respect for person C. CEO The registered nurse delegator ensures the task to be delegated can be properly and safely performed by the nursing assistant or home care aide. Evaluation occurs only at the end of the nursing process. C. ducis paralinguistic communication--> nonverbal messages (e.g, gestures, eye contact, facial expression), List the 3 primary categories of communication, linguistic communication The nurse interviews a client about a current health problem. C. Justice D. Clinical ethics, D. Clinical ethics ( decisions made at the bed side ), Use of medications is an example of Policies and procedures specific to delegation and delegated responsibilities must be developed. C. Determination of client acuity to set priorities Policies and procedures for delegation must be developed. The nurse must serve as the advocate for both the fetus and the mother at risk as the result of this ethical dilemma where neither option is desirable. Metacommunication is 1 of 3 categories of communication.it is the context of the message Secondary health promotion is not. Which activities should the nurse instruct the parents to perform in order to provide security for the child? Risk for Overweight: Risk factor: concentrating food at the end of the day. Implementation of the nursing care plan involves educating the patient and helping him achieve goals and expected outcomes. ABC (airway, breathing, and circulation) Nurses must recognize barriers that could impede the assessment phase and find ways to overcome them. The following are examples of common challenges nurses face during the implementation phase of the nursing process and suggestions for how to overcome them. A. an ethical problem All phases of the nursing process are essential. Activity intolerance is an example of what type of diagnosis ? D. Asthma Correct Response: A The nursing process consists of five steps: assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. Note: This is a two-part nursing diagnosis. Formal--> administrative/ management position Two things limit the independent scope of nursing practice: B - Not practicing in her scope of practice Image transcription text. B. Etiology C. Nursing manager problem? 2. right circumstance A nurse educator is presenting information about the nursing process to a class of nursing students. What should the nurse do to ensure that the date is meaningful to other healthcare providers? In Colorado, the practice of professional nursing (including those listed on the advanced practice registry) includes the performance of both independent nursing functions and delegated medical functions. -Develop personal self-care The following are the main objectives of the planning phase. Collaboratively or Independently by a nurse, -Using a systematic & ongoing process situation What are the four interrelated concepts of professional identity : -clinical judgment D. Respect for persons, The physician asks the nurse to witness an informed consent. E. Nonmaleficence The planning phase of the nursing process is when nurses formulate goals and outcomes that impact patient care. a nurse is reviewing a clients plan of care. C. Humility Q 16: What nursing tasks can be excluded from delegation and designated as HMAs? The planning phase of the nursing process has five main objectives, all of which focus on nursing interventions to promote positive patient outcomes. B. Intuitive B. Orientation phase, when a contract is established problem? A. The following are a few reasons why the assessment phase is important for nurses to provide care. Handing over tasks also empowers employees to take on more responsibility, pursue leadership . The fetus is also at high risk for death. one, two, or three part? The nurse leader mentors the staff on types of conflict. This is an example of which ethical principle? Symptoms: aeb verbal reports of fatigue, exertional dyspnea, and abnormal heart rate in response to activity, Label subjective or objective A. Information gathered in this phase is used to establish a foundation upon which all patient care moving forward is established. A. Compassion Psychomotor tasks are the common characteristics and essential components that a nurse should possess to provide client care. E. Changing identity, C. Acting ethically: being attentive to what is considered right (ex: not right to except a date from a patient or tell family members details about a patient's condition), A nurse is be herself cleaning/making a new bed when she finds a wallet in the bed. advocate C. Fidelity The right task, the right circumstances, the right person, the right competency, and the right supervision or feedback intervention B. Coordinator of care Respect for persons Assessments are vital to the nursing process. B - Ethical dilemma Continually wringing his hands OBJECTIVE List 7 techniques you can use to resolve communication conflicts, -deal with issue, not personalities A. a clients with a total knee replacement two-day postoperative complaining of a HA Doing: performing the skill as and demonstrating the behaviors expected of a nurse, Professional identity is NOT linear. Assume that the population growth is described by the BevertonHolt recruitment curve with growth parameter R and carrying capacity K . nursing--> statement of the clients health status that the nurse can identify, prevent, and treat independently (NANDA). Develops teaching strategies for patient/family; documents education and learning appropriately in health record. -interpreting E. Evaluating. B. chief nurse executive Test-Taking Tip: Avoid looking for an answer pattern or code. B. -requires reasoning and interpretation of data Rule 4723-13-07 | Supervision of the performance of a nursing task performed by an unlicensed person. "Difficulty breathing when walking short distances" D - None of the above, Inadequate staffing levels, disclosure of medical errors, and use of restraints all fall under which category of ethics? -Build relationships B. identify a patients health status and actual/potential healthcare problems/needs. -take responsibility for yourself and your participation The following are five common challenges you may face during the assessment phase and some suggestions on how to overcome them. meds, IV push, hang piggybacks * Set up and maintaining skeletal traction * *. E. Nonmaleficence Planning: setting goals 8 Interventions to achieve professional identity formation: -Hear expectations clearly biased approach to care A. Assessing Which statement of the leader describes intrapersonal conflict? B. environment stimuli B. C. Interest -social and community support Which professional role of the nurse is applicable in this situation? Communicate the expectations for the task. D. Unlicensed nursing personne, the study or examination of morality through a variety of different approaches, ______________is concerned with treating people equitably, fairly, and appropriately. The family members are worries and ask whats going on . the nurse is adhering to the principle of: C. State statutes -Competent - Able to recognize own thinking and analyze problems C. Professional ethics The RN is teaching a novice nurse about the rights of delegation. B. Performs delegated tasks once competency has been validated . Here are some important steps to follow when delegating to UAP: Figure. Respect for persons The priority role of the nurse is advocacy. ____________ is being completely truthful with patients; nurses must not withhold the whole truth from clients even when it may lead to patient distress. meta communication, identify 1 The right task, the right circumstances, the right person, the right direction or communication, and the right supervision or feedback A. A. The nurse is adhering to which ethical principle D. Veracity, The nurse is ensuring privacy when preforming care that involves intimate body parts or functions. B. -prevention services A. responsibility A. dehydration Problem: activity intolerance Advocacy. The nurse documents the date gathered during the assessment in a client's medical record. Answer A " use a finger to apply pressure to the reddened area will help you asses the issuesit will tell you if this is a pressure ulcer and what grade. An empirical equation for the velocity distribution in a horizontal, rectangular, open channel is given by u $=u_{\max }(\gamma / d)^n$, where $u$ is the velocity at a distance $y$ meters above the floor of the channel. Comfort status C. Pt who broke his leg in a MVC who has family support Demonstrate knowledge of and competently performs technical procedures and uses equipment properly. C. Planning Autonomy How could that be explained? Informal--> does not occupy an administrative/management position, ____________________is the central component of effective leadership, Which one of these is not considered a formal leader The pervasive functions of assessment, planning, evaluation, and nursing judgment cannot be delegated by the registered nurse. B. This frees up the RN's time to address more pressing matters, including critical patients and tasks. The NCSBN and the ANA define "delegation" as the process during which a nurse directs another person to perform nursing tasks and activities. D. An asthmatic client with difficulty of breathing, D. An asthmatic client with difficulty of breathing What is another name for the integrated model and give examples, holistic model Assist other nursing personnel in the delivery of patient care and serve as a team leader. E. To determine whether the client is taking a drug that increases photosensitivity. D. All of the above, the process of interaction between people in which symbols are used to create, exchange, and interpret messages about ideals, emotions, and mind states, True or False: D. Clinical ethics, A. B. The specific number of years of job experience. Helping the patient with bathing and measuring and recording vital signs are routine tasks that can be performed without advanced nursing education and training, and thus can be delegated to the UAP. Ethical dilemma, A dying patient asks to not reveal the diagnosis of cancer to the family members. Which actions should the nurse perform while collecting subjective date from a client during a focused urinary assessment? D. Implementing Lastly, the role of the circulating nurse is within the exclusive scope of practice for the registered nurse and the role of the first assistant is assumed only by a registered nurse with the advanced training and education necessary to perform competently in this capacity. delivery models that include nursing teams made up of a RN leader and other assistive personnel including UAP. Problem focused diagnosis/two-part Ethical problem Directing the health care team in daily care goals and improving outcome is correct because the clinical pathway describes the patient care required at a specific time and day during the hospital stay. A client with class I heart disease has reached 34 weeks' gestation. It is an evolving process and you must continue to grow, a set of activities purposefully organized by a team to facility the appropriate delivery of the necessary services and information to support optimal health and care across setting and over time, What are the two perspectives when dealing with the scope of care coordination scope, efficient, optimal care coordination to inefficient, poor care coordination, 1. She realizes this was her previous patient who has already been discharged. The scope of practice for the registered nurse will most likely include the legal ability of the registered professional nurse to perform all phases of the nursing process including assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluation. R=3,K=30,N0=0R=3, K=30, N_{0}=0R=3,K=30,N0=0. Helping the patients with bathing and hygiene D. Time management. C. Psychomotor task Only the Registered Nurse can delegate tasks and provide training/oversight of . Northern Coniferous A. -communicate openly The Foundation expressly disclaims any political views or communications published on or accessible from this website. B. When the nurse will not be able to complete all the steps of the delegation process, including c. I will instruct the delegate to monitor and evaluate the client appropriately, Julie S Snyder, Linda Lilley, Shelly Collins, For each of the following sets of volume/temperature data, calculate the missing quantity after the change is made. c. record objective information using accurate terminology. risk? A - Ethical problem -holistic view -Embrace opportunities for experience with patients, Concept of Professional identify is developed all of the following except: There is always a satisfactory resolution to an ethical dilemma, FALSE Generous retirement savings, disability insurance, identify theft protection and even home and auto insurance. C. Professional ethics The unlicensed assistive personnel may be responsible for assisting the client in bathing, applying wet dressings to the skin, and reporting changes in the skin appearance. B. Clinical decisions are being made that concern you because some of these treatments and life saving measures promote the pregnant woman's life at the same time that they significantly jeopardize the fetus' life and viability and other decisions can preserve the fetus's life at the expense of the pregnant woman's life. the plan of care for the client was to lose 7 lbs by the end of the month. Select all that apply. heart rate = 110 bpm Inference E. C & D, Which of the following is considered a NADA diagnosis? Once the nursing diagnosis or diagnoses are established, the nurse completes the planning phase of the nursing process by determining patient goals and expected outcomes and establishing which nursing interventions to initiate. a nurse in interviewing a client. There are five principles of delegation in nursing: 1. A nurse who organizes and establishes a political action committee (PAC) in their local community to address issues relating to the accessibility and affordability of healthcare resources in the community is serving in which capacity and role of the registered nurse? C. 50 year old women who doesn't speak english Therefore, the RN delegates the tasks such as assistance with feeding, bathing, and oral hygiene to a UAP. D. Secondary health promotion, D. As you should know, the definition of "client" includes not only individual clients, and families as a unit, but also populations such as the members of the local community. aeb redness to the coccyx. B. Three Connections between Professional Identity and Nursing Health Care: -Forming and Foster PI The following are a few examples of challenges you could phase when you begin planning patient care. Which client assessment finding should the nurse document as subjective date? A. Assistants, technicians, and client care associates in a healthcare organization can be delegatees. "Heart feels like it is racing" SUBJECTIVE D. Fidelity Advocacy C - Personal -working with unethical or impaired colleagues, Example of ethics that will be seen in the clinical setting this semester, Issues such as abortion, embryonic stem cell research, and physician assisted suicide, are all example of what type of ethics? The delegation of duties by a nurse should be in line with the state laws and the policies of the hospital. Tasks may be delegated only after a nursing assessment is made and in the nurse's judgment, it is the decision that the task is appropriate to delegate. -housing and transportation services Nursing delegation can begin anytime after the RN has assessed the patient, and after the condition and needs of the patient have been considered. Values the plan of nursing care in situations where the delegation of the task does not jeopardize the client welfare. E. Nonmaleficence DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge/Remembering In making this determination, all the following criteria must be met (225.8): Educating D. Fidelity D. Fidelity A. The process of delegation requires the nurse to make perfect judgment with regard to the duties that are to be delegated. managers C.Risk nursing diagnosis/ three-part For medication administration, documentation should also include the name of the medication, the dose, the route of administration, the time of administration, and identification of the person . Ethical dilemma, Respect for persons The patient does not have an order for Tylenol. Mind RN keywords C. marginalizing According to the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN), RNs should use the five rights of delegation to ensure proper and appropriate delegation: right task, right circumstance, right person, right directions and communication, and right supervision and evaluation [9]: and peers, A nurse on the night shift asks a co worker to punch out to punch out for her because she has to leave early is an example of ? Select All That Apply. D. Caregiver The following standards shall be used by a licensed practical nurse in utilization of the nursing process. Nclex question C. Primary health care provider Explanation requires knowledge and experience for choosing strategies for care of clients. When used appropriately, delegation is safe and effective and does . C. Professional ethics B. Anxiety The evaluation process consists of seven steps, as follows. D. All of the above. B. Which tasks can be delegated to and/or performed by which team. 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