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A patient is hesitant to accept a treatment plan due to cultural beliefs. Which model of care would be MOST appropriate for the nurse to utilize?
A patient is hesitant to accept a treatment plan due to cultural beliefs. Which model of care would be MOST appropriate for the nurse to utilize?
Which action demonstrates a nurse fulfilling the role of a patient advocate?
Which action demonstrates a nurse fulfilling the role of a patient advocate?
A nurse is using the nursing process to care for a patient. After collecting both subjective and objective data, what is the MOST logical NEXT step?
A nurse is using the nursing process to care for a patient. After collecting both subjective and objective data, what is the MOST logical NEXT step?
A public health nurse is working to improve vaccination rates in a community. Which level of healthcare is the nurse primarily addressing?
A public health nurse is working to improve vaccination rates in a community. Which level of healthcare is the nurse primarily addressing?
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A nurse is caring for a patient experiencing anxiety. Applying Peplau's Theory, what should be the nurse's FIRST action?
A nurse is caring for a patient experiencing anxiety. Applying Peplau's Theory, what should be the nurse's FIRST action?
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A nurse is assessing a patient's pain level. Which data type is the patient's description of the pain?
A nurse is assessing a patient's pain level. Which data type is the patient's description of the pain?
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After implementing a new fall prevention protocol, the nurse analyzes patient incident reports to determine the protocol's effectiveness. Which stage of the nursing process is the nurse performing?
After implementing a new fall prevention protocol, the nurse analyzes patient incident reports to determine the protocol's effectiveness. Which stage of the nursing process is the nurse performing?
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A nurse is using the LEARN model to improve communication with a new patient. What does the 'L' in LEARN stand for?
A nurse is using the LEARN model to improve communication with a new patient. What does the 'L' in LEARN stand for?
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A nurse is using the SMART model to create outcome statements for a patient recovering from surgery. Which of the following outcome statements best exemplifies the 'Specific' and 'Measurable' components of the SMART model?
A nurse is using the SMART model to create outcome statements for a patient recovering from surgery. Which of the following outcome statements best exemplifies the 'Specific' and 'Measurable' components of the SMART model?
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A registered nurse (RN) is delegating tasks to a licensed practical nurse (LPN) and a certified nursing assistant (CNA). Which task is most appropriate for the RN to delegate to the LPN, considering the scope of practice and delegation principles?
A registered nurse (RN) is delegating tasks to a licensed practical nurse (LPN) and a certified nursing assistant (CNA). Which task is most appropriate for the RN to delegate to the LPN, considering the scope of practice and delegation principles?
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A nurse is caring for a patient who is refusing a blood transfusion due to religious beliefs. Which ethical principle is most directly challenged in this situation?
A nurse is caring for a patient who is refusing a blood transfusion due to religious beliefs. Which ethical principle is most directly challenged in this situation?
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A community health nurse is working with a local immigrant population. Applying the LEARN model, which action demonstrates the 'Acknowledge' step?
A community health nurse is working with a local immigrant population. Applying the LEARN model, which action demonstrates the 'Acknowledge' step?
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A nurse is using Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to prioritize care for a patient admitted to the emergency department. Which patient need should the nurse address first?
A nurse is using Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to prioritize care for a patient admitted to the emergency department. Which patient need should the nurse address first?
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Flashcards
SMART Model
SMART Model
A framework for setting specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound outcome statements.
Patient-Centered Interventions
Patient-Centered Interventions
Customizing healthcare strategies to meet individual patient needs and preferences.
Basic Ethical Principles
Basic Ethical Principles
Fundamental concepts guiding nursing ethics: autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, fidelity.
Critical Thinking Attitudes
Critical Thinking Attitudes
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ADPIE
ADPIE
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Patient Advocate
Patient Advocate
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Evidence-Based Practice (EBP)
Evidence-Based Practice (EBP)
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Nursing Process (ADPIE)
Nursing Process (ADPIE)
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Holistic Health Model
Holistic Health Model
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
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NANDA-I Nursing Diagnosis
NANDA-I Nursing Diagnosis
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LEARN Model
LEARN Model
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Critical Thinking in Nursing
Critical Thinking in Nursing
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Study Notes
Week 1 & 2 Topics
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Nurse Roles: Patient advocate, educator, counselor. Advocating for patient safety, teaching health conditions and wound care, supporting health decisions.
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Nursing Professionalism: Includes continuing education (certifications, seminars), and evidence-based practice (EBP) - 6 steps.
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Healthcare System & Theories: Components of integrated healthcare systems. Importance of nursing theories like Peplau’s, and Nightingale’s impact on sanitation. Levels of healthcare (preventive, primary, secondary, tertiary, restorative).
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Patient Admission & Discharge: Steps involved and role of public health nurses.
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Ethical & Legal Aspects: Nurse's code of ethics (advocacy, responsibility, accountability, confidentiality). Healthcare regulatory agencies.
Week 3 Topics
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Health Models: Health Belief Model (individual perception of health risks), Holistic Health Model (mind, body, spirit), Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs (prioritizing patient needs).
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Levels of Care: Primary (prevention, health promotion), Secondary (diagnosis, treatment), Tertiary (specialized/chronic disease).
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Ethics in Nursing: Ethics of care (building trust, respect, relationships), culturally congruent care (transcultural nursing).
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Nurse-Patient Relationship & Communication: LEARN Model (communication), active listening, therapeutic presence.
Week 4 Topics
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Nursing Process (ADPIE): Assessment (subjective & objective data), Diagnosis (NANDA-I nursing diagnoses), Planning (SMART goals), Implementation (interventions), Evaluation (progress).
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Clinical Judgment & Decision-Making: Critical thinking, problem-solving, diagnostic reasoning. Subjective vs. objective data, patient-centered interview order (introduction, chief complaint, history).
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Critical Thinking Strategies: Reflective practice, stress management.
Week 5 Topics
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Planning Process & Clinical Judgment: Interrelationship of planning and nursing diagnoses. Critical thinking in nursing care planning, SMART model for outcome statements.
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Nursing Interventions: Patient-centered interventions, standard nursing interventions, interprofessional collaboration.
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Communication & Delegation: Effective communication of nursing interventions, delegation principles (CNAs, LPNs).
Additional Key Topics
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Ethics & Values: Basic ethical principles (autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, fidelity), nursing code of ethics, ethical decision-making process.
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Analysis & Nursing Diagnoses: Types of nursing diagnoses (problem-focused, risk, health promotion), diagnostic errors.
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Critical Thinking & Clinical Judgment: Levels of critical thinking (basic, complex, commitment), critical thinking attitudes (confidence, fairness, responsibility, integrity).
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Community-Based Nursing: Community health models, vulnerable populations (immigrant, homeless, abused), global health influence.
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Caring in Nursing Practice: Caring theories (Watson, Swanson, Leininger), ethics of care, communication & presence.
Study Tips
- Review ADPIE.
- Practice critical thinking.
- Use mnemonics (LEARN).
- Revisit ethical dilemmas.
- Apply Maslow's Hierarchy.
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Description
This quiz covers essential concepts in nursing from the first three weeks of the course. Topics include nurse roles, professionalism, healthcare systems, patient admission and discharge processes, as well as ethical and legal aspects. Explore health models like the Health Belief Model and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to deepen your understanding of patient care.
