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What is the primary purpose of the assessment step in the nursing process?
What is the primary purpose of the assessment step in the nursing process?
Which of the following is an example of a health deficit?
Which of the following is an example of a health deficit?
What does the planning step of the nursing process primarily involve?
What does the planning step of the nursing process primarily involve?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the implementation/intervention step?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the implementation/intervention step?
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What category does 'faulty eating habits' fall under in health problems?
What category does 'faulty eating habits' fall under in health problems?
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Which of the following is an example of a foreseeable crisis?
Which of the following is an example of a foreseeable crisis?
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In the evaluation phase of the nursing process, what is primarily assessed?
In the evaluation phase of the nursing process, what is primarily assessed?
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What is a critical step in developing mutual trust and confidence with a client during assessment?
What is a critical step in developing mutual trust and confidence with a client during assessment?
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Study Notes
The Nursing Process
- The Nursing Process consists of five distinct steps: Assessment, Planning, Implementation/Intervention, Evaluation, and lastly, CER PAU.
Assessment
- This step involves gathering and analyzing data about the client's health status.
- It involves initiating contact, demonstrating caring attitudes, and building trust.
- Data is collected from various sources to identify potential health problems.
Categories Of Health Problems
- Health problems can be categorized into three main types: Health Deficit, Health Threat, and Foreseeable Crisis.
Health Deficit
- Represents a gap between the individual's current health status and their achievable health potential.
- Examples include diagnosed or undiagnosed illnesses, failure to thrive, disabilities, and permanent impairments.
- These deficits can encompass both transient (temporary) and permanent conditions.
Health Threat
- Refers to conditions that increase susceptibility to disease, accidents, or hinder personal development.
- Examples include family history of hereditary diseases, potential for cross-infection, accidents, unhealthy lifestyle choices, and poor sanitation.
Foreseeable Crisis
- Anticipated periods of significant stress or strain on individuals and families, requiring adjustments and potentially exceeding available resources.
- Examples include marriage, pregnancy, parenthood, divorce, job loss, menopause, and death.
Planning
- This step involves developing a care plan based on identified needs and capabilities.
- It includes prioritizing needs, setting goals, constructing a plan of action, devising evaluation parameters, and revising the plan as necessary.
Implementation/Intervention
- This step translates the care plan into action.
- It involves coordinating care services, utilizing resources, delegating tasks, monitoring health services, providing education, and documenting responses to interventions.
Evaluation
- This step involves assessing the effectiveness of the care plan and identifying areas for improvement.
- It includes evaluating care outcomes, conducting performance appraisals, estimating cost-benefit ratios, assessing for further problems, suggesting needed alterations, and revisiting plans for adjustments based on the evaluation.
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This quiz covers the essential steps of the nursing process, including Assessment, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation, and CER PAU. It also categorizes health problems into Health Deficit, Health Threat, and Foreseeable Crisis, providing a comprehensive understanding for nursing professionals. Perfect for nursing students and professionals to gauge their knowledge.
