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Ethical Considerations
Question: What is autonomy?
Answer: Respect the rights of patients or their surrogates to make healthcare decisions.
Nursing Implications- provide info and support to help them make the decision right for them.
Question: What is Nonmaleficence?
Answer: Avoid causing harm
Nursing Implications- don't hurt your patients and prevent them from harm
Question: What is Beneficence?
Answer: What will benefit the patient and balance risks and harms.
Nursing Implications- individualized patient care depending on what would benefit the specific patient.
Question: What is Justice?
Answer: act fairly.
Nursing implications- fairness across the board for each patient.
Question: What is fidelity?
Answer: Faithfulness to patient and their care.
Nursing Implications- never abandon a patient in your care, be faithful to them, and patient's needs come first.
Maslow's Hierarchy
Question: What is the very first level?
Answer: Physiologic Needs
oxygen, water, food, elimination, physical activity, rest, sexuality, temperature, etc.
MOST ESSENTIAL
Question: What is the second level?
Answer: Safety and Security
hand hygiene, proper use of equipment, proper administration of meds, infection prevention
Environmental Dimension pg. 59
Question: What is third level?
Answer: Love and Belonging --needs include family and friends, nurse patient relationship, communication with others, feeling loved and cared for.
Sociocultural Dimension
Question: What is the fourth level?
Answer: Self-esteem-- positive outlook on themselves and life.
Nursing Implications- set attainable goals, and facilitate support from everyone.
Emotional Dimention
Question: What is the fifth level of hierarchy?
Answer: Self-actualization
focus on strengths, must individualize everything, asses, decision making, values, beliefs, and helping others.
Intellectual and Spiritual Dimension
Nursing Values
Question: What is Altruism?
Answer: concern for the welfare and well being of others.
demonstrates understanding of culture and beliefs, and prespectives.
advocates for patients, particularly vulnerable ones.
Question: What is Autonomy?
Answer: right to self determination.
plans care and partnership with patients
honors their right to make their own decision and supports their decision
Question: What is Human Dignity?
Answer: Respect for the worth and uniqueness of individuals and populations.
Provides culturally competent care, protects privacy and confidentiality.
Question: What is Integrity?
Answer: Acting within appropriate code of ethics and standards of practice.
Provides honesty, proper documentation, and corrects errors.
Question: What is Social Justice?
Answer: Upholding moral, legal, and humanistic principles.
Supports fairness and non-discrimination, promotes access to healthcare.
Data Collection
Question: How is temperature regulated? And where can it be measured? Norms?
Answer: regulated by thermoregulatory center in the hypothalamus. primary source is metabolism.
routes-- oral, rectal, axillary, tympanic, forehead.
norms-- oral- 98.6 rectal- 99.5 axillary- 97.7 tympanic- 99.5 forehead- 94.0
Question: What is the nurses role in the Hospital?
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Question: Pulse descriptors and their norms?
Answer: tachycardia- rapid pulse rate of 100-180
bradycardia- slow pulse rate <60
dysrhythmia- irregular pattern
Question: Pulse sites?
Answer: Temporal- head
Carotid- neck
Brachial- break in arm
Radial- wrist
Femoral- leg
Popliteal- behind knee
Posterior Tibial- ankle
Dorsalis Pedis- top of foot
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