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Cards in this deck(100)
What is independent thinking in the context of nursing practice?
What are the essential skills needed for good critical thinking in nursing?
What is theoretical knowledge in nursing, and how is it applied?
What is self-knowledge in nursing, and why is it important?
What does ethical knowledge entail in the nursing profession?
What are some characteristics of the nursing process?
What are the five steps of the nursing process?
What is done during the assessment phase of the nursing process?
What is primary data in the context of nursing assessments?
What is secondary data in nursing assessments?
What is subjective data in nursing, and how is it gathered?
What is objective data in nursing assessments?
What is done during the diagnosing phase of the nursing process?
What are the three parts of a nursing diagnosis?
What is a risk diagnosis in nursing?
What is an actual diagnosis in nursing?
What is a wellness diagnosis in nursing?
What is done during the planning phase of the nursing diagnosis?
What are Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs from bottom to top?
What is done during the implementing phase of the nursing process?
What is done during the evaluation phase of the nursing process?
What is intrapersonal communication in nursing?
What is interpersonal communication in nursing?
What is group communication in the context of nursing?
What are some factors that can affect verbal communication in nursing?
What are some factors that can affect non-verbal communication in nursing?
What does the acronym SBAR stand for in nursing communication?
What are the elements of assertive communication in nursing?
What is the pre-interaction phase of the nurse-client relationship?
What is the orientation phase of the nurse-client relationship?
What is the working phase of the nurse-client relationship?
What is the terminating phase of the nurse-client relationship?
What does 'Readiness for Enhanced Communication' indicate?
What does 'Impaired Verbal Communication' mean in nursing?
What is 'Impaired Communication' in the nursing context?
What are some barriers to therapeutic communication in nursing?
What are some ways to communicate with a patient with impaired speech?
What are some ways to communicate with clients with impaired cognition?
What do nursing assessments focus on?
What is a comprehensive assessment in nursing?
What is a focused assessment in nursing?
What is a nursing interview, and what does it include?
What is a collaborative problem in nursing?
What does the term 'afebrile' indicate in a medical context?
What does the first sound heard through the stethoscope represent in blood pressure assessment?
Which client should the RN see first among four adult clients?
How will the nurse approach subsequent blood pressure readings if there's a difference between arms?
What is an average normal temperature in Centigrade for a healthy adult?
What pathologic event is a middle-aged man with 15 years of hypertension most at risk for?
What site for taking body temperature with a glass thermometer is contraindicated in unconscious clients?
How does aging affect blood pressure due to changes in arteriole elasticity?
Which population is at greatest risk for hypertension?
What type of pulse rate is likely in a client with fever, infection, and severe pain?
What are the five components of a NANDA-I diagnosis?
How does the nursing diagnosis relate to the test of the nursing process?
What does the etiology of a nursing diagnosis suggest?
What are the highest priority problems you should resolve first in nursing?
What is inspection in the context of nursing assessments?
What is palpation in nursing assessments?
What is percussion in nursing assessments?
What is auscultation in the context of nursing assessments?
What problems are addressed in the SPICES acronym in nursing?
What phase of the nursing process is demonstrated by taking blood pressure after medication?
What phase of the nursing process is demonstrated by repositioning a client?
How should the nurse arrange the environment for an interview with a client?
What is the purpose of the initial assessment in nursing?
The client states, 'I feel overwhelmed by all the new information.' This is:
The client's significant other states, 'He says it feels like spiders are crawling on his legs.' Is this:
The client states, 'Blood oozes out of the wound every time I walk.' Is this:
The client's sister states, 'He lives at 402 S Oak St.' Is this:
The nurse asks a client, 'What happened to your leg?' This is an example of:
The nurse identifies chest pain, shortness of breath, nausea, and diaphoresis. This is an example of which phase?
What type of interview is the nurse performing when asking about food preferences?
What is a 'directive interview' in nursing?
What is a 'nondirective interview' in nursing?
When is an 'initial assessment' performed in nursing?
What is the purpose of an 'initial assessment' in nursing?
What activities are performed during the assessment phase of the nursing process?
What are the characteristics of the nursing process?
Which behavior is most representative of the 'nursing diagnosis' phase?
What are the steps in prioritizing care in nursing?
Which behavior indicates the nurse is utilizing the assessment phase?
What should you always do when entering a patient's room?
What are the six standards of practice in nursing?
What are the standards of professional performance in nursing?
What are the professional roles of a nurse?
Why is nursing defined as a profession?
What are some healthcare-associated illnesses?
What is HIPAA, and what does it protect?
What is OSHA, and what does it ensure?
What are common causes for healthcare-associated infections (HAI)?
What are major sites for healthcare-associated infections (HAI)?
What are the steps of assessment in the nursing process?
What are the steps of nursing diagnosis in the nursing process?
What are the steps of planning in the nursing process?
What is an adult's acceptable temperature range?
What is an adult's acceptable pulse range?
What is the average oral/tympanic temperature for an adult?
What is the average rectal temperature for an adult?
What is the average axillary temperature for an adult?
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