Foundations Final

Requires full attention to what the PT is saying here the message interpret its meaning and gives PT feedback

Using the nursing process and the more positive concept of the PT care needs rather the medical diagnosis and problems

Full disclosure of facts PT needs to make an intelligent decision before any invasive treatment or procedure

An exchange of information that facilitates the formation of a positive nurse, patient relationship.

Shares many characteristics with the primary culture, but has patterns of behavior and ideals

Lady, with the lamp developed the standards of nursing care, but led to improve care for the sick

Highly structured, the center is in control, and expects little response from receiver

An appraisal by professional coworkers of equal status

Focused and seeks a particular answer; specific questions with specific answer usually requires 1-2 word response

An idea or image of a person or culture that is not easily changed

Requires that professionals from different areas to come together to provide comprehensive care for PT

The practice under the supervision of an RN, or the physician and are direct PT caregivers in most institutions

A model developed by Abraham Maslow, formed by the individuals attempts to meet essential human needs

Considerations that may include the PT medical history, cultural background religious beliefs language, etc

Had been founded for care of the destitute, and was a school for women to train as teachers and nurses

Set of learn, values, beliefs, customs and practices, shared by a group and passed from one generation to another

Freedom of personal choice, a right to be independent and make decisions freely

Used to gather information about specific health problems when critically ill or unable to respond

Awareness by the nurse of his or her own cultural beliefs practices, when dealing with PT from another culture

Failing to perform duties of a competent, caring nurse, putting the patient or facility at risk

Interaction that considers feelings needs of the PT, yet honors the nurses right as an individual

Refers to a person who follows the religion of Islam they believe in the teaching of the prophet Muhammad

Refers to the indigenous people of America, including the United States. They are also known as native Americans.

Healthcare providers, who maintain and transmit health care information about the PT health information

Acts who’s performance is required permitted or prohibited, derive from federal and state laws

Innovative goals for nursing practice, they also give ideas to improve practice and coordinate care

Allows nursing programs to plan their curriculum collaboratively

Range of a persons, total health that is ever-changing and influence by physical mental and social condition

Does not require specific response allows the PT to elaborate freely, useful when assessing the PTS feelings

DARE (2)

Patient care that considers the physical, emotional, social, economic, and spiritual needs of a person

A network of agencies, facilities and providers involved in healthcare in specific geographic area

To regulate and protect the public from practitioners at risk to the health, safety and welfare of citizens

Refers to the branch of Judaism and it here strictly to traditional Jewish laws and customs

The specific, caregiving, or action taken

When a patient does achieve a projected outcome

Observable and measurable signs for example, PTS blood pressure

DNR

Requires skill and timing conveys compassion, support, and caring. EX: holding PT hand, or placing hand on PT shoulder.

An operation that breaks solid matter in a body part in two pieces. Physical force applied directly or indirectly.

A system that classifies patients by age, diagnosis, surgical procedure, and other information

The first formal action taken to officially begin a lawsuit

When is it appropriate to ask for another assignment?

Strategy in which each member is trained on tasks, duties, and responsibilities of his, or her fellow team members

A system that provides care to PT with diverse values, beliefs, and behaviors to meet PT, social and cultural needs

Professional negligence contains four key elements, such as duty breach, harm, and proximate cause

A type of health problems that can be identified by the nurse

One who defends, or please a cause or issues on behalf of another; legal and ethical obligation to safeguard the PT

Information that is provided by the patient example statements about nausea, descriptions of pain, fatigue, and anxiety

What is the purpose of licensing for LPN/LVN?

A belief that health and illnesses are controlled by a series of physical processes that can be manipulated by humans

A duty to protect information about a patient, regardless of how information is kept

A perception that one’s practices and beliefs of one’s own culture are superior to those of other cultures

An integration of the nurses understanding of culture into all aspects of nursing care

I believe that health and illnesses are controlled by supernatural forces, such as healers plants and religious rituals

Also called technical battery. The unlawful touching of a person intent to harm is not necessary.

The use of spoken, or written words, or symbols little room for misunderstanding or misinterpretation

One that satisfies the minimum standards set by the state agency responsible for overseen educational programs

When an individual interacts with another, in an overpowering and forceful manner

A systematic method by which nurses plan and provide care for PTS

What do you do when there is abuse? (2)

A fixed concept of how all members of an ethnic group act, or think

Also known as nursing interventions, specific actions, or tasks, that nurses carry out as part of PT care plan

Multidisciplinary plan that incorporates EBP guidelines for high-risk cases

Refers to the members of the church of Jesus Christ or Mormons, Christian religious denomination

The only means institutions have to prove that they are providing care to meet the PT needs and established standards

Influenced by a persons, culture beliefs attitudes and values

Form used to document an event, not consistent with the routine operation of healthcare or care of a patient

An abbreviated training program designed to meet the needs of the war effort