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STUDENT NAME CONCEPT REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Related Content Underlying Principles Nursing Interventions ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURE A1 Tram Ho Managing Client care 1 Management is the process of planning organizing directing Autocratic Democratic this hierarchy of human w der styles Laissez faire coordinating the work needs when prioritizing a i The fivemajor management staffing directing controlling the nurse should prioritize Leadership is the ability to inspire others to achieve a Planning The decisions regarding a client who need A B CD what needs to be done how it then need for a sale desired outcome will be done who is going to do secure environment over a Effective managers usually it need for socialization j Wh However effective leaders structure that determines the to gather pertinent information are not always in a manag lines of authority channels of position communication when decisions are prior to making a decision regarding a plan of action One cannot be a leader without made Staffing the acquisition For example determine if management of adequate staff additional information is staffing mix Directing the leadership role needed prior to calling the assumed by a manager that influences motivates stagy to Provider to ask for pain medication for a client perform assigned roles Controlling the evaluation of staff performance evaluation of unit goals to ensure identified outcomes being met

STUDENT NAME CONCEPT REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Related Content Underlying Principles Nursing Interventions ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURE A1 Fam Trine specimens 44 Equipment includes straight indwelling Collect for 24hr on speciment container catheter insertion other duration non sterile for urinalysis 8 10 fr for children 14 Discard the first steriele for clean catch 16 fr for females 16 18 voiding midstream specimens fr for males Use silicon on Collect all other from a catheter soap Teflon products for clients urine refrigerate label or cleansing solution transport the specimen towel gloves for contact who have latex allergies Use aseptic technique with any body glands Catheterization bit with when inserting catheters sterile drainage bag for Prevent obstruction specimen label Soap water backflow of urine Collection container through catheter drainage for straight tubing drainage bag catheterization Provide perineal hygiene routinely after soiling Assess ongoing need for indwelling urinary catheter daily

STUDENT NAME CONCEPT REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Related Content Underlying Principles Nursing Interventions ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURE A1 Zegna responsibilities 4 Client gives informed consent Nurse witnesses informed Provider obtains informed to give informed consent consent To do so the provider the client must give it consent This means the nurse must ensure that must give the client voluntarily no coercin the purpose of the procedure involved be competent the provider gave the no legal age or be an client the necessary infor a complete description of emancipated minor when ensure that the client the procedure a description the client is unable to understood the information of the professionals who provide consent another is competent to give will perform a participate authorized person must give informed consent in the procedure a descrip consent receive enough information to make a decision Have the client sign of the potential harm pain or discomfort that based on an uncle standing the informed consent might occur options yen of what to expect notify the provider if the client has more other treatments option questions or appears not to refuse treatment to understand any of the consequences of the information doing so

STUDENT NAME CONCEPT REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Related Content Underlying Principles Nursing Interventions ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURE A1 Idaho cag 3 Advocacy refers to As an advocate the Nurses must be nurse's role in supporting nurse ensures that careful to assists client clients by ensuring that the client has the with making health they are properly informed information they need care decisions not that their right are to make decision direct or control their respected and that about health care decisions Nurse must act Nurses mediate on they are receiving advocates even when the client's behalf the proper level of they disagree with when the actions of care Advocacy is one clients decisions of the most important The complex health others are not in the clients's best care system puts roles of the nurse especially when clients clients in a vulnerable interest or changes need to be made in position are unable to speak the plan of care or act for themselves

STUDENT NAME CONCEPT REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Related Content Underlying Principles Nursing Interventions ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURE A1 Tamar tidal pathway 2 A critical or clinical Case managers often when a client pathway or care map initiate critical requires treatment can be used to support pathways but they are other than what is the implementation of used by many mem typical or requires clinical guidelines of the inter professional treatment other than what is typical or protocols team These tools are usually based on cost Critical pathway reauires a longer length of stay it is documented length of stay para are often specific to as a variance along with information mandated by prospective a diagnosis type outline the typical describing why the payment systems variance occurred Medicare insurance length of stay companies treatments

STUDENT NAME CONCEPT REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Related Content Underlying Principles Nursing Interventions ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURE A1 Tradidence based practice 1 Use knowledge based Methods to promote Use current data to make informed clinical practice to guide evidence based practice prioritization of care is use a variety of decisions to provide the best practice Best interventions responding sources of research practice is determined to clients experiencing keep current on new wound dehiscence or research by reading by current research professional journals crisis collected from several For example initiating collaborating with CPR in the proper other nurses sources that have desirable outcomes steps for a client professionals in other experiencing cardiac disciplines arrest Change traditional nursing practice with new research based practices

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