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51 Cards in this Set
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Parenting and midlife crisis is what type of transition?
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developmental
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graduating from nursing school, 1st job, and divorce is what type of transition?
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situational
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dealing with a chronic illness or diabetes is what kind of transition
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health/illness
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changes in leadership, new staffing patterns is what type of transitions
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organizational
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Fascinated with the thrill of being an RN, sees the world rosy is what phase of reality shock?
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honeymoon phase
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bad days out number good, frustrated, fatigue, anger, hypercritical attitude is what phase of reality shock?
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shock and rejection(this is where a lot of GNs drop out)
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looks at the situation objectively, begins to have a sense of humor is what phase of reality shock?
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recovery phase
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nursing student of an experienced nurse in a new setting, needs rules is called what nurse
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the novice nurse
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last semester nursing student, requires previous experiences to deliver acceptable care is what stage of nurse?
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the advance beginner nurse
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2-3 years experience, conscientious, deliberate planning, begins to see pts long term palns
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the competent nurse
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more than 3 yrs experience, nurse clinician, faculty, has holistic understanding is what nurse
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the proficient nurse
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advanced practice nurse, faculty, or nurse who worked in area for number of years, higly skilled is what nurse
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the expert nurse
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the attainment of academic achievement and a minimum level of comptency in nursing skills
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credentialing
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demostration of minimum competency by examination before practice in certain trades
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licensure
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a voluntary process that certifies that an individual licensure to practice a profession has certain predetermined standards specified by that profession for speciality practice
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certification(CRNA, CPNP)
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A voluntary process by a nongovermental agency that approves and grantes status to instituitions or programs
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accreditation
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what are the steps to evidence based practice?
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step1-define problem
step 2-identify, review,eval step3-design practice change, based on data step4-implement change step 5- eval implementation |
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ADN, BSN is an example of what?
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academic achievement credential
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Rn is an example of what?
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legal credential
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Wgat does PICO stand for?
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patient, intervention, comparison, outcome
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an out of court oral testimony given under oath
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desposition
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a program for treatment and rehab of substance abuse
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diversion program
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improper performance of professional duties, a failure to meet that standards of care that resluts in harm to another
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malpractice
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FAILURE TO ACT as an ordinary prudent person when such failure results in harm to another person
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negligence
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duty to prevent or avoid doing harm, intentional or unintentional
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nonmaleficence
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duty to be Faithful
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Fidelity
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A set of guidelines based on various types of evidence as to what is reasonable and prudent behavior for a health professional
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standard of care
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laws that set time limits for when a case may be filed which differs from state to state
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statutes of limitations
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civil(not criminal) wrong committed by 1 person against another
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tort
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person on the inside who reports incorrect or illegal activity to an agency
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whistleblower
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1-you must have a duty 2-you mus have breached that duty 3-your breach of duty must have been a foeseeable cause of injury 4-damages or injury must have occured
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the basic elements of malpractice
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a process of considering and selecting approaches to resolve ethical issues
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moral reasoning
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a situation that exists when an individual is unsure which moral principles or values apply in a given siuation
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moral uncertainty
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beliefs that are considered very important and frequently influence an individuals behavior
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values
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actively do good for clients
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beneficence
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duty to prevent or avoid doing harm wheteher intentional or unintentional
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nonmaleficence
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duty to treat all clients fairly, without regard to age,socioeconomics
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justice
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duty to tell truth
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veracity
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derived from judeo-christian origins, this approach reasons all persons are worthy of respect "all life worthy of respect"
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deontological approach
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derived from humanistic origins. outcome focused and places emphasis on results"that which causes a good outcome is a good action"
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teleological approach
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derived from an episcoplian theologian that there are no rules, norms, majority "decisions made in 1 situation cannot be generalized to another"
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situiational approach
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What are the 5 rights of delegation?
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task
circumstance person direction/communication supervision/evaluation |
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what are the 4 C's of initial direction?
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clear
concise correct complete |
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process of being formally recognized in each state(ex. RN)
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registration
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process by which a governmental agency grants legal permission to individual to practice nursing
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licensure
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requires individual to demonstrate minimum competency by examination before practicing certain trades
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licensure
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voluntary process by which a nongovernmental agency or association certifies an individual for speciality practice
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certification
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voluntary, nongovernmental agency approves and grants status to institutions or programs
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accreditation
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Steps to nursing research utilization?
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1-preutilization
2-assessing 3-planning 4-implementing 5-evaluating |
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what type of transition is a divorce?
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situational
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been a nursing faculty for 4yrs, begins to understand different student clinical situations as a WHOLE, and starts anticipating
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proficient nurse
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