NFDN 1002 Final Review-with 100% verified solutions-
2023-2024
What is the goal of Patient education
Achieve optimal health
What are the three main goals of patient educations
Maintaining and promoting health and preventing illness
Restoring health
Coping with impaired function
What is the key factor the patient has to have to learn
Motivation
What is cognitive domain
It's an intellectual behavior that requires thought
What is affective domain
It's about the feelings, attitudes, options, and values
What is Psycho-motor domain
It's being able to show skills, like doing a demo
What are so barriers to leaning
Physical
Emotional
Sensory
Developmental stage
Illness
Language
,Grieving
What is charting by exception
When there is a change and you chart the most common expectation
What is Functional nursing
The nurse's focus on the task at hand
What is Team nursing
The nurses help each other to achieve a goal so, the nurse never has the same patient
What is Primary nursing
The patient always gets the same nurse
What is case management
The Heath Care workers finds out the patients needs and finds the best stream of action for them
(EX. being an educator, advocate, manager, researcher)
What is the collaborative Practice Model
It involves the intraprofessional team
It's evidence-informed
What is used to control odor from a wound
Active Charcoal
Silver
Iodine
Honey
What are the sections in the Braden Scale
Sensory
, Moisture
Immobility
Friction and Shear
Nutrition
Metabolism Disorders
Is the patient more at risk with a higher Braden scale score or lower
Lower
Six is the lowest you can get
What kind of pressure ulcer is this:
Non-blanch-able
Purple
Deep tissue
What kind of pressure ulcer is this:
Tissue loss and damage leading to eschar
Unstagable
You NEVER remove the eschar because you don't know how deep it goes
What does serous drainage look like
Clear watery and kinda pink
What does Sanguineous drainage look like
Thick and bloody
2023-2024
What is the goal of Patient education
Achieve optimal health
What are the three main goals of patient educations
Maintaining and promoting health and preventing illness
Restoring health
Coping with impaired function
What is the key factor the patient has to have to learn
Motivation
What is cognitive domain
It's an intellectual behavior that requires thought
What is affective domain
It's about the feelings, attitudes, options, and values
What is Psycho-motor domain
It's being able to show skills, like doing a demo
What are so barriers to leaning
Physical
Emotional
Sensory
Developmental stage
Illness
Language
,Grieving
What is charting by exception
When there is a change and you chart the most common expectation
What is Functional nursing
The nurse's focus on the task at hand
What is Team nursing
The nurses help each other to achieve a goal so, the nurse never has the same patient
What is Primary nursing
The patient always gets the same nurse
What is case management
The Heath Care workers finds out the patients needs and finds the best stream of action for them
(EX. being an educator, advocate, manager, researcher)
What is the collaborative Practice Model
It involves the intraprofessional team
It's evidence-informed
What is used to control odor from a wound
Active Charcoal
Silver
Iodine
Honey
What are the sections in the Braden Scale
Sensory
, Moisture
Immobility
Friction and Shear
Nutrition
Metabolism Disorders
Is the patient more at risk with a higher Braden scale score or lower
Lower
Six is the lowest you can get
What kind of pressure ulcer is this:
Non-blanch-able
Purple
Deep tissue
What kind of pressure ulcer is this:
Tissue loss and damage leading to eschar
Unstagable
You NEVER remove the eschar because you don't know how deep it goes
What does serous drainage look like
Clear watery and kinda pink
What does Sanguineous drainage look like
Thick and bloody
