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reasoning for the data-based model - empowers each music therapist to view and understand processes and outcomes of our work more efficiently -helps us determine whether or not a specific evidence-based practice is going to be appropriate or effective for our client at a given time -gathering data in the moment and session by session Stages of a data-based model 1. referral 2. building a therapeutic relationship 3. assessment 4. goals, objectives, target responses 5. observation 6. mus...

Community Music Therapy the larger cultural, institutional, and social context is taken into consideration involves an awareness of the system music therapists are working within; music therapy not only directed towards individual, but often aimed at changing the system that is sometimes part of the situation of the client Culture-Centered Music Therapy highlights how humans develop their capacities through participation in society where culture operates as a resource for action; culture is...

Which of the following is part of a behavioral objective? 1. time frame 2. staff approach 3. assessment results 4. theoretical framework 1. time frame The comprehensive term for observing, coaching, processing, and evaluating skills of a music therapist is called 1. administration 2. intervention 3. reflection 4. supervision 4. supervision A young, adult client with a mild mental impairment calls the music therapist's home to explain her absence from several group sessions. The cl...

Define the concept of client education. helps individuals, families, or communities achieve optimal levels of health, safety, and independence. Identify the role of the nurse in relation to client education. as a nurse, you need to ensure that education takes place, evaluate if learning occurred, and document all steps of the process Describe the three domains of learning - cognitive - affective - psychomotor cognitive includes all intellectual behaviors and requires thinking affe...

Position for tube feedings? Semi-Fowlers How often is tube placement checked w/ continuous NG feedings? every 24 hours How often are feeding containers and tubing changed for continuous NG feeding? every 24 hours How do you check tube placement on a 2 day old NG tube? Chest X ray How do you measure to place an NG tube? nose, ear, xiphoid process What is the margin size of a sterile field? 1 inch How often is an IV site changed? 96 hours How often is an IV site assessed? with...

Functional Nursing Nurses & staff assigned to groups of tasks Pro: Cost effective Con: Fragmented care Team Nursing RN, LPN, NA assigned to group of pts Pros: Quality, team input Cons: Lack of continuity, requires strong leadership Leaders/Managers need 3 skill sets Technical skills (includes knowledge & hands-on) People skills Conceptual skills Levels of Nursing Management First Level Middle Management Upper Level Responsibility/authority ↑ with levels Accountability on all...

Membrane-filled spaces are located where the sutures intersect. Fontanels Refers to the part of the fetus that enters the pelvic inlet first and leads through the birth canal during labor at term. Presentation The three main presentations cephalic presentation (head first), breech presentation (buttocks, feet, or both first), shoulder presentation, When the presenting part is the occiput, the presentation is noted as .... vertex. What is the relation of the long axis (spine) of the...

Name the different Oxygen Delivery Systems. Nasal cannula Simple mask Venturi mask Partial rebreather mask Nonrebreather mask Face Tent Safety Priority: Document any known allergies and... the specific type of allergic response in a prominent place in the patient's medical record. Normal breath sounds Vesicular (soft) Bronchovesicular (intermediate) Bronchial (loud) Tracheal (very loud) Abnormal (adventitious) breath sounds: Crackles (non-continuous,popping) Wheezes (continuou...

Advocacy Providing patients with the information they need to make decisions and supports the patients in whatever decisions they make Autonomy Autonomy refers to a person's independence. Represents an agreement to respect a patient's right to determine a course of action. For example, before surgery a patient is required to sign a consent form. The purpose of the consent is to ensure in writing that the health care team respects the patient's independence by obtaining his or her permissio...

Sulfamethoxazole-Trimethoprim/TMP-SMZ (Actions) Inhibit bacterial synthesis of folic acid Bacteriostatic Fights gram - bacteria Proteus, Klebsiella, E. coli, Chlamydia Sulfamethoxazole-Trimethoprim/TMP-SMZ (uses) Otitis media, respiratory infections UTIs, prostatitis, gonorrhea Sulfamethoxazole-Trimethoprim/TMP-SMZ (Routes) Oral, IV, topical, ophthalmic Sulfamethoxazole-Trimethoprim/TMP-SMZ (Contraindications) Br feeding infants <2mo. Hypersensitivity, term pregnancy, megaloblas...