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ILL
Irreplaceable loving loans
interlibrary loan department
Illness losing logan
I love Lizards
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a theorist that assumed that patients want to be in control of their lives
Madeline leininger
Jean Watson
Dorothy Orem
Florence Nightingale
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what happens during the evaluation phase of the nursing process
detremines if problem is resolved, in progress, unresolved
evaluated the nurse on friendlinesss
evaluates the nurse on her care
examine pt progress in relation to goals and outcome criteria
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Craap test
relevance
ammendments
accuracy
purpose
currency
author
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takes findings in the lab and develops them for use in the clinical setting
translational
broad theory
middle range theory
grand theory
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describe active listening behavior
doing exercises while listening
staring at the pts mouth
become partners
maintaining an open posture and displaying interest and attention
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Describe culturally appropriate care
focus on pt specific needs shaped by culture individually
dressing like a muslim for your muslim pt
only following culture appropriate diets
carrying a bible to every room
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How are APA references arranged
whichever one has less letters
by whichever author has more street cred
alphabetically by first name
alphabetically by last name
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middle range theory
a theory that allows you to complete one 1/2 of the project
narrower in focus, make connections b/t grand theory and nursing practice
a thoery in the middle of grand and small
related concepts that visualize the middle of the problem
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where do research questions come from
other tested nursing theorys
replications of previous research
clinical problems
god
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ethnocentrism
one right way and its not mine
one right way and its mine
a million right ways
two right ways and neither are mine
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focused on the nurse and pt participating together in transpersonal care
dorthy orem
florence nightingale
madeline leininger
jean watson
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How does a nurse convey nonjudgemental acceptance to a patient
ignore people that are different from you
acknowledge pt rights to be who they are + express uniqueness
tell me them to find another nurse
give the pt up for adoption
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why is research important for clinical nurses to understand
enhances status
makes a difference in pt care
makes it easier to ignore pt
develops solutions
generates interest
affect health cares
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what is the main purpose of the IRB
give out funds
protect participants
steal money
abduct the homeless for the case studies
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why is using silence when communicating important
helps them not feel pressured
allows you to judge them
stare at them
allows pt the space and time to think and reflect on info
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what is an open ended question
sends the least reliable message
allows the pt to give as much detail as they'd like
can you describe the pain you're in right now
Does it hurt right here?
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A group of related concepts, definitions, statements that describe a certain view of a nursing phenoma
grand theory
middle- range theory
hypothesis
theory
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what is chronic illness
only happens to babies
a serious illness
symptoms begin, gradually, do not subside
symptoms begin, progress quickly, subside
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describe objective data
things the pt says
vital signs, things we observe
things the family members tell you
info from the web
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Describe therapeutic use of self
conveying acceptance of the patient and being nonjudgemental
a r/s that is formed to communicate effectively based on the nurses skill
allow more detail when answering questions
non-verbal cues
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what makes data collection valid
irb says t is
florence nightingale approves it first
measures what its supposed to measure
NLN declares it
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disbelief/ denial
difficulty believing signs/ symptoms are related to an illness
not knowing
"mad at the world"
defense must people use to avoid anxiety
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How do you form trust with a patient
a r/s that is formed to communicate effectively based on the nurses skill
conveying acceptance of the patient and being non-judgemental
allow more detail when answering questions
non verbal cues
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In what ways can you disseminate research findings
peer reviewed publications
oral presentations at nursing conferences
kahoot
poster presentations
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how can you improve your clinical judgement
giving pt your best efforts
using your assessment skills before performing an action
knowing your prof standard
looking at research to support nursing practice
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what is compassion fatigue
burnout
anxiety
poor judgement/disinterest
emotional breakdown
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what is nonjudgemental acceptance
sterotyping
demonstrating a caring attitude regardless of how you feel
telling the lgbq that they're gay
believing everyone in the same culture behaves the same
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what is the purpose of incorporating theory into the nursing education
to be just like sheldon
to guess about pt care
to make nurses seem smarter
having an idea about a certain phenomenon or situation and how it works
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How can you improve your critical thinking skills
doing an assessment of your thinking
pretend
playing close attention to how you solve problems
be delusional
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a correctly cited source: Authors is last name, first initial (year) Title: Subtitle volume (issue) doi
True
False
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what is non verbal cues
most reliable
things the pt says
things the family members say
things we observe
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when you apply research findings, patient date, preferences, and nursing knowledge from practice its considered what?
culturally congruent care
critical thinking
clinical juddgement
evidence based practice
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what is the main purpose or objective of the nursing process
test the effects of the systems we use
bp, p, hr, spo2
prove how smart we are
identify and solve patient problems
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what is collaboration in health care? why is it important
to get all the details about the pts
to get closer to the doctors
to do less work
respecting others for their unique abilities and improves pt care
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which organization supports basic clinical and translational research to build scientific foundation for practice
ANA
IRB
ILL
NINR
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what does the sick role look like
pt only get better after consulting with professionals
pts are partners in the sick role
pt are being babies abt it
pt dont know what sick is
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what is the main purpose of analysis of patient assessments or data
allows for more detail when answering a question
not this answer
determine a medical diagnosis
identifying actual or potential problems that need nursing interventions
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insisted that culture be accepted and incorporated into pt. care
florence nightingale
dorthy orem
madeline leininger
jean watson
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what is the most effective way to obtain patient information
from the records
from the children
pt. interview
from the parents
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what is acute illness
symptoms begin, progress quickly, subside
a serious illness
symptoms begin, gradually, do not subside
often results in death
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verbal cues
things the family members say
things the pt says
things in the health care record
things the pt does
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what elements should be included in critical thinking
considerations of ethics and prudent decision making
whats the most fun
deciding where to eat next
whats the least boring
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what is theory based research and what effect does it have
test and refines nursing base knowledge
improves pt outcomes
measures what its supposed to be measured
a way of edging the old nurses out
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irritability/ anger
"mad at the world"
function declines
prolonged irritability
depression
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theory's describe, explain, or predict outcomes
False
True
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would be used to test the effects of two different nursing process on pt. length of stay in the hospital
objective
experimental
analysis
translational
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what is a medical diagnosis
made by a nurse
made by a cna
requires hcp interventions
made by a therapist
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informed consent requirements
document detailing the study
any risks must be explained
what participation means
has to be fun
has to be paid
voluntary
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focused on the environment in the patients care and overall wellbeing
jean watson
florence nightingale
madeline leininger
dorthy orem
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depression/grief
adl must be modified
mad at the world
ability to work altered
sense of well-being and freedom from pain impaired
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what are barriers to learning
pain/ meaning of illness
unmet needs
visual/hearing defects
readiness/setting
anxiety
motivation
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describe the best way to set up nursing diagnosis and goals?
based of abc and maslows heirachy
should be agreed upon by nurse and pt.
get someone else to do it
guess
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attempting to gain control
folk practices
over the counter meds
home remedies
mad at the world
depression
consult hcp
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what is spiritual distress
not knowing which god to believe in
connect with others, self music literature, nature, power.
impaired ability to expand and integrate meaning and purpose in life
burning down a church
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describe how to communicate therapeutically with a patient
ignoring them
active listening
maintaining privacy
staring them dead in they eyes
empathy
sharing knowledge
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what is a nursing diagnosis
needs to corelate with a medical diagnosis
requires orders from a hcp
is made by a doctor
identify's problems we can independently treat
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in what ways can a nurse help their pt deal with stress
giving disapproving stares
assisting pt to evaluate lifestyles
ignoring them
judging them
