Luokat: Kaikki - competence - safety - confidentiality - technology

jonka Renee Bollenbach 4 vuotta sitten

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NU 315 Exam 3 Focus Area (2)

Healthcare technology is essential in modern patient care, and proficiency with devices like pulse oximeters and bladder scanners is crucial. Nurses must understand how to correctly use a pulse oximeter, recognize physiological symptoms that could affect readings, and ensure accurate measurements reflecting the patient'

NU 315 Exam 3 Focus Area (2)

NU 315 Exam 3

Critical Judgement

These are assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. Assessment is the first step and involves critical thinking skills and data collection; subjective and objective

Mood & Affect

Mood and Affect can have a profound affect on Mental Health to document assessments nurses have to use evidenced based tools to document changes. What EBT Are listed in Mood and Affect that will assist in identifying normal from abnormal?

Genetics

Knowledge about

health assessment includes bringing the concepts together. Can you define the mendelian characteristics? What is a Phenotype? The introduction of genetics lends itself to the family health assessment.

Healthcare Technology

Terms

Interoperability, EMR, EHR, CPOE; what are they or rather can you recite what the term(s) mean which includes definitions.

When thinking about technology we have to think about safety; think legal consequences; think requirements to confidentially and confidence in your documentation.
HIPAA. What actions can the implement when using healthcare technology to protect your documentation and wrongful documentation by a colleague? Keep it simple log off your computer before you consider moving away from the computer, keep conversations on the hospital cell phone to inside the nursing station.

Safety

Safety in healthcare EHR technology has benefited many patients with CPOE. Computer physician order entry is a part of QSEN. https://qsen.org/quality-and-safety/
Please read the hyperlink

Pulse Oximeter

Know how to use the technology, become competent in use and operation of the device, what physiologic symptom(s) can impair a normal reading and what will you do to obtain a reading that is true reflection of the patients hemodynamic state.

Bladder Scanner

Thinking about the bladder scanner; Cn you identify when you would use one and why it would be used? Think about your patients; when you remove a foley what are your nursing considerations? When would a bladder scan be used after a foley is removed?

Telehealth

Telehealth what are benefits of the health care technology? Virtual visits reduce person / person contact - reducing spread of infections; provides less of a carbon foot print for traveling back and forth too the health care providers location; is secure


It does not have time constraints or easy to use for everyone nor does everyone have internet access.

Mobile appa

Can help society members remember to take their medication, communicate with the provider by connecting over internet, can forward information like glucose readings, blood pressures, etc....

Reproduction

General

Asking questions in a health history is integral to any complete assessment. Reproductive questions can cause awkwardness and unease for some nurses, some patients and at times both nurses and patients. Remember to ask open ended questions and wait for a reply.

Male
Know assessment Of male patient, Technique, and how You would document the Assessment correctly

Male Assessment- would you be able to identify from the answer choices: correct documentation between abnormal and normal health assessment findings; can you identify correct documentation of the assessment, how often they should be performed,

Put your critical thinking hat on to determine why a patient is having hesitancy on the attempt to urinate. Ask the patient questions recent regarding history, how often the hesitancy occurs, is it painful, hx of Prostrate enlargement in the family.

Female
Know Abnormals/ Normals

Breast Assessment - Abnormal / normal; if abnormal the nurse should verify if this is a new finding; proper positing to exam is sitting (for this exam); proper assessment for palpating is use of flat pad on three fingers

When you begin your health assessment you will inspect each breast and comparing them to each other for: color, size, shape, wounds, nodules, scaring, drainage and dimpling. Palpate each breast using the pads of your fingers, noting differences and similarities. You will ask questions for Pain, discomfort,drainage ( know for the future expression of breast milk is a common finding in woman starting depression medications), or changes the patient has noticed that are (is) new,

When you are documenting know in many EHR’s the definition of normally are listed in the health assessment column. For example Normal: breasts are equal in size, patient denies pain, skin is in tack and no new changes. Whereas Abnormal you would chart - any finding that contradicts Normal and then some, R breast > in size from L breast, patient reports this is new or not new.

Intimate Partner Violence

Violence Assessment
Know What questions or responses made by The patient or partner responses

Violence Assessment - If given an event that requires the nurse to identify between answer choices, “leads you to suspect IPV”: Partner does not let patient speak, repeated injuries and emergency room visits, patient or partner stating the patient is clumsy / accident prone......

How would you reply to someone who Reports?

Nursing consideration: Support and build trust, avoid advice and suggestions, do not promise anything to the reportee

Signs of Abuse * frequent visits to ER

Family Dyanmics