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A comprehensive set of questions and answers covering various aspects of nursing practice, including professional socialization, evidence-based practice, ethical considerations, and quality improvement. It offers valuable insights into key concepts and principles relevant to nursing education and practice.
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ADPIE correct answer: Assess Diagnose Plan Implement Evaluate What are the different employment options for nurses? correct answer: -medical offices -workplaces -communities -armed services -schools -palliative care/end of life -telehealth -faith community -nurse entrepreneurs What nurses require advanced degrees? correct answer: -nurse practitioner (masters) -clinical nurse specialist (masters) -Certified nurse-midwife (masters) -Certified registered nurse anesthetist (masters/doctorate) What are the three dimensions of thinking? correct answer: reflective (pondering experiences, identifying challenges) creative (creating/producing relevant ideas or solutions)
critical dimensions (evaluating ideas to determine which is best) Critical Thinking Involves... correct answer: -utilizing purpose and control -using well-reasoned strategies to get the results you need -reasonable reflective thinking focusing on what to do Barries to critical thinking? correct answer: -"mine is better"
Examples of evidence based practice correct answer: - continuing education courses
Describe "values" correct answer: beliefs that guide behavior Describe "ethics" correct answer: critical analysis of what actions a person should take Moral reasoning correct answer: refers to judgments made based on personal standards of right and wrong Ethical reasoning correct answer: professional judgments made based on standards derived from formal study Moral uncertainty correct answer: Do not know the ethically correct course, but feel a nagging uncertainty, a sense that something is not quite right Moral dilemma correct answer: Occurs when two or more opposing actions can be equally justified Moral distress correct answer: Know the correct ethical action to be taken but may be constrained by: -Organizational policy -Legal barriers -Personal beliefs -Power differentials Code of Ethics for Nurses correct answer: The Code [of ethics] for Nurses is non-negotiable and that each nurse has an obligation to uphold and adhere to the code of ethics - ANA ANA stands for? correct answer: American Nurses Association
-threatened airway -c/o chest pain -staff concerned/worried Care Plan correct answer: (Electronic, paper, focused, team care plan) all used as a guide for the patient's care that incorporates critical thinking and clinical judgment SBAR correct answer: Clear/concise communication tool to communicate with other providers -Situation -Background -Assessment -Recommendation AIDET correct answer: -acknowledge -introduce -duration -explanation -thank you Therapeutic nurse-patient relationship phases: correct answer: