Identify CARE steps - Answers C- Clarify the behaviour is the problem
A- Articulate why the behaviour is the problem
R- Request a change in the problem behaviour
E- Evaluate progress
Competency - Answers A set of capabilities, skills, aptitude, expertise, and experience
Nurse competency levels - Answers 1. Advanced Beginner (new, dependant on standards of care)
2. Competent (Can handle familiar situations and focuses on managing conditions)
3. Proficient (responds in a broad way, understands people's transitions over time)
4. Expert (has increased intuition regarding clinical factors)
Deligation - Answers The transfer of duties to another party
Licences Nurses / scope of practice - Answers 1. LPN
2. RN
3.RPN
4. NP
self-awareness - Answers Capability to accurately recognize emotional reactions as they happen and
to understand your responses
CNA - Answers Canadian Nurses Association- represents nurses voice and advocates national
healthcare
CNO - Answers College of Nurses of Ontario- protects the public (can search up active nurses)
ONA - Answers Ontario nurses association- union for nurses
RNAO - Answers Registered nurses association of ontario: provincal voice of nurses
ICN - Answers The International Council of Nurses (ICN) is a federation of more than 130 national
nurses associations (NNAs), representing the more than 13 million nurses worldwide. It is operated by
internationally leading nurses, ICN works to ensure quality nursing care for all, sound health policies
globally, the advancement of nursing knowledge, and the presence worldwide of a respected nursing
profession and a competent and satisfied nursing workforce.
Acute care model - Answers Focuses on only diseases. CHANGED to health promotion
Academic integrity - Answers A quality or value of being honest and responsible in the educational
world.
ethical delimma - Answers Moral decision to be made (end of life / who gets a bed- moclaws high
arch of needs)
cognitive dissonance - Answers Clashing beliefs
moral destress - Answers Asked to engage in a case that doesn't align with your own morals (team
meeting needed for plan of care)
Critical Decision Making Model - Answers -Collecting Information (identify issue)
-Assessing the situation, threats, and risks
-diagnosis - identify problems
-Planning
- implementation
-evaluation
5 ways of knowing - Answers 1. Empirical knowing
2. Ethical knowing
3. Personal knowing
4. Aesthetic knowing
5. Emancipatory knowledge
therapeutic nurse-client relationship - Answers 1) introduce yourself
2) confirm identity (ask to touch)
3) dialogue why you are there. Create purpose
4) unit routine explanation. Climitize them to surroundings
establish trust - Answers -Part of therapeutic communication
-Good communication originates with a trusting relationship. Can be enhanced through the use of
active listening, honesty, and the provision of competent, compassionate care.
3 phases of nurse client relationship - Answers Orientation, working, termination
Meaning of health - Answers Work from clients meaning. How they live with their illness
Empathy - Answers the ability to understand and share the feelings of another (ex: I hear)