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Informatics Nurse The informatics nurse refers to the RN who works in the area of informatics. This individual has experience or an interest in the area but no formal informatics preparation Informatics Nurse Specialist The informatics nurse specialist has advanced, graduate education in nursing informatics or related field and may hold ANCC certification What does the informatics nurse do? Informatics nurse employs strategies that transform data into information and information into knowl...

Mutlidisciplinary Team Terminology (SNOMED-CT) Systematized Nomenclature of Human and Veterinary Medicine Clinical Terms- clinical terms covering nurisng, medicine, & allied health Standardized Terminology Supports Data Mining PHR - Private Health Record Lifetime health record, supplied by ind., healthcare providers, pharmacies, therapist, lab test, - Controlled by the consumer, E-Sign Same legal status as a hand written signature MIPPA - Medicare Improvement for Patients & Providers Act ...

Which data in a medical record would inform the nurse that a PRN pain medication can be administered to the patient? The medication administration record and the nursing assessment notes from the last shift indicate the patient's level of comfort. Which information in a patient's medical record will help a nurse plan and manage the patient's pain? Physician orders A patient completes the course of treatment for tuberculosis and is ready to be discharged home. Which instructions should b...

Continuity of Care Record (CCD) Technical informatics standards that provides a snapshot of person current health to a provider who does not have access to person's health record. CDSS (Clinical Decision Support System) Designed to help the healthcare providers to make knowledge-based clinical decisions. e.g. allergy alert, drug-to-drug interactions. information the data that has been interpreted. Data is the collections of facts, numbers and characters that are gathered according to some ...

Continuity of Care Record (CCD) Technical informatics standards that provides a snapshot of person current health to a provider who does not have access to person's health record. CDSS (Clinical Decision Support System) Designed to help the healthcare providers to make knowledge-based clinical decisions. e.g. allergy alert, drug-to-drug interactions. information the data that has been interpreted. Data is the collections of facts, numbers and characters that are gathered according to some ...

1. Which information in an electronic medical record (EMP) helps a nurse plan & manage a patient's post-operative care after open-heart surgery Provider orders 2. Which information in a patient's electronic medical record (EMA), in addition to the nursing flowsheets & provider orders, helps a nurse plan & manage fluctuations in blood glucose levels MAR 3. A nurse is planning the care for a patient admitted to the hospital with COVID-19 Which list of information in the electronic medical ...

What informatics challenges to improve pt outcome? -equipment failure** (IT error) -Data errors or (Human errors) -Security problems -alarms/alerts issues with in system -Documentation takes too much time away from pt care. What act recognizes patients need more power in own healthcare and access to information is KEY? 21st Century Cure's Act 2 Fundamental, ethical principals of health informatics and why is it important for nurses to know about these? **privacy, security and confidenti...

At which developmental stage would a child be expected to tie shoes? Primary school How does female growth differ than male growth during the adolescent stage? Females usually complete physical growth before males. Which characteristic is consistent with a student in the early childhood physical development stage? Ties shoelaces Which characteristic is consistent with a student in the middle childhood physical development stage? Refining of motor coordination According to Piaget, what is ...

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, self- actualization gross motor skills physical abilities involving large body movements, such as walking and jumping fine motor skills physical abilities involving small body movements, especially of the hands and fingers, such as drawing and picking up a coin Gessell's Theory of Development Distinct stages or sequences of child development. Development is driven by both genetics and environment. Infancy Physic...

Maslow Humanist psychologist who developed a pyramid representing heirarchy of human needs Piaget theorist that developed a series of stages in which an individual passes during cognitive development; associated with constructivism Vygotsky theorist focused on the social world of people when explaining cognitive development; associated with constructivism Erikson theorist who studied psychosocial development across the lifespan Bandura Theorist who focused on observational learning; famou...