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relatingto, arising from, or influencing feelings or emotions

study of causes or origins; a reason for something to happen (usually pertaining to diseases)

application of critical thinking. Problem solving and creative thinking.

nurse can carry out action without direct orders from a physician. Example: Nurse can teach a patient or family about a medication or procedure

nurses and other health care worker providing patient care together. We have collaborative diagnosis which is used primarily to monitor and prevent complications

the act of causing or bringing on or about. Inference of a generalized conclusion from particular instances

multidisciplinary treatment plan that outlines the treatment or interventions a client needs to have while they are in a healthcare setting for a specific disease or condition

your judgment or interpretation of cues

signal that indicates a possible need/direction for care

an indication of the existence, reality, or presence of something

critical thinking which comes about by utilizing the nursing process

observations or measurements of a client's health status

activities specifically provided for that individual

nurse gets direct orders (interventions) from the physician

preventing physical, psychological, emothional problems for patient and or family

a process of determining a client's health status after you assign meaning to the behaviors, physical signs and symptoms presented by the client

integration of cognitive and motor activities

continuous change, activity, or progress

data that your client verbally describes about their health. difficult to measure

• ADPIE
• assessment
• diagnosis- analysis, problem/needs id
• planning
• implementation
• evaluation

North American Nursing Diagnosis Association

• continuous process carried out during all phases of process
• sources of data
• health history
• physical assess
• consultation
• types of data
• objective & subjective
• primary & secondary

systematic, rational method of planning and providing individualized nursing care

directly observed by nurse

nurse's conclusions

reasoning from the general to the particular

reasong from the particular to the general