NSG 310 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NSG 310 Exam 2 Question and answers already solved 2023 Veracity - correct answer obligation to tell the truth and not lie or deceive others Fidelity - correct answer obligation to others or to organizations (ANA CODE OF ETHICS) What are some factors that can influence autonomy? - correct answer beneficence, nonmalifcence, justice The function of law is to ______________________________. - correct answer create and interpret relationships Statutory law - correct answe...

NSG 310 Final Question and answer rated A+ 2023 Neuman - correct answer Wholistic (body, mind, and spirit) Watson - correct answer -Caring science theory -Caring= moral idea not task oriented -Behavior is central to nursing Leininger - correct answer -Transcultural care theory -Comparative and analysis of different cultures and subcultures Peplau - correct answer -Interpersonal relations -Goal setting -Relationship starts with questions and ends once it is solved ...

· Leininger contributed to _________? - Answer-transcultural nursing AACN - Answer-American Association of Colleges if Nursing Historically nursing has been a predominantly female work environment why? - Answer-Extending homemaker role How will the nurse use nursing theory and the nursing process in practice? - Answer-Theory will help direct how a nurse uses the nursing process ICN - Answer-International Council of Nurses ICN def of nursing: - Answer-nursing encompasses autonomous and co...

A structure or organizing concepts into a framework? - conceptual model advance directives - A legal document designed to indicate a person's wishes regarding care in case of a terminal illness or during the dying process Advances Practice Nurse (APN) - A general name for nurses who have education and clinical experience beyond that required of a RN. APNs include four areas of specialization in nursing: clinical nurse practitioners (NPs) and certified nurse midwives (CNMs) American Nurses...

9 provisions of ethical nursing - Answer-1. practice with compassion and respect for all 2. primary commitment is to the patient/public 3. be a patient advocate 4. nurse has responsibility and authority for practice, makes decisions to provide optimal care 5. nurse should treat themselves as they treat their patients 6. establish, maintain, and improve ethical environment 7. advance the profession through research 8. collaborate to protect human rights and promote health 9. articulate nu...

1873: Establishment of the First Three Training Schools for Nurses in US - -pupil nurses under direction of nursing superintendent -required 2-3 years of intense hospital work -upon program completion, they could be employed as graduate private duty nurses -women who were trained nurses saw social status elevated as a result of training 1894: Society of Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses of the US and Canada - -focus was to advance and standardize training of nurses -goal was ...

acculturation - person from a different culture learns behaviors and values of the dominant culture and adopts these norms and values, including language adjudicatory power - investigate, hear and decide on outcomes of complaints (Boards of Nursing can only limit/deny a nursing license) administrative law in nursing - -Nurse Practice Acts -state boards of nursing -licensure and protection of health, safety, and welfare of citizens (entry to practice, multistate license/telehealth, advance...

3 ways to become an RN: - Answer--Diploma -ADN -BSN Clara Barton founded the: - Answer-American Red Cross Define nursing as a science. - Answer-Nursing practice is based on a body of knowledge that is continually changing with new discoveries and innovations Define nursing as an art. - Answer-Nurses deliver care with compassion, caring, and respect for each patient's dignity and person-hood Define the general goal of DNP, CNL, and answer what the emphasis for someone with a PhD is? - A...

5 core areas of competency (IOM 5 reports) - 1. ID serious safety issues 2. ID expected quality performance goals: 3. restructuring of clinical edu with 5 core areas for competency 4. bringing together health professionals from different disciplines in tailored learning env. 5. nurses practice at fill extent of their edu, achieve higher levels of edu 6 C's for effective communication - Clear, Concise, Concrete, Complete, Courteous, Correct acculturation - person from a different culture l...

___% of med errors are caused by nurses and physicians - 77% analyst role - -analyze technical and functional design -recommendations -assessing and predicting organizational needs Association of College & Research Libraries - developed info literacy competency standards Bar-coded medication administration (BCMA) - Using a portable scanner, the nurse scans the patient's wristband and the medication to be given. (reduces med errors by 65-86%) benefits of CPOE - Reduce medication errors, r...

A client has entered the rage stage. What should the nurse do? - · leave and get help A patient is recovering from a head injury with a lowered level of consciousness. What is important to remember regarding verbal communication? - · Hearing can remain acute. Initiate conversation and remember your patient may be able to hear you even though they are unconscious. · Ex: if the patient is in surgery and is still conscious, they could hear you. A preschooler is having difficulty with commun...

____% of gallstones are cholesterol stones - 80% A colonoscopy can be used to differentiate Crohn's disease from... - Ulcerative colitis A nurse is assisting a client who has pancreatitis. Which of the following actions should the nurse take to assess the presence of Cullen's signs? A. Palpate the RLQ B. Inspect the skin around the umbilicus C. Auscultate and percuss the client's back D. Palpate below the scapula - B. Inspect the skin around the umbilicus A patient being admitted with...