Effective nurses are both "caring and thoughtful" in their approach with patients.
A b) Paraphrase the above statement in a sentence.
Effective nurses practice proper patient care, including good hygiene, mastery of new medical procedures, efficient case management, and treating patients with kindness.
19.Why is it important to edit and re-read your assignment before submitting?
Editing and re-reading ensures that any errors will be discovered and corrected before the assignment is submitted.
20.Explain the follwing terms:
Qualitative research refers to observations, interviews, case studies, and other non-quantifiable data.
Quantitative research refers to quantifiable or measurable data that can be translated into statistics.
Sample refers to the population participating in a given study.
Validity refers to how well the study was designed and whether the results can be trusted.
Theory relates to the perspective on which the research hypothesis was based; the belief that guided the research.
Data analysis refers to the process of reviewing the results of a study and drawing conclusions from those results.
Creative thinking involves brainstorming and other means of coming up with novel solutions to difficult problems
Critical thinking involves being aware of biases in research or in faulty logic.
Problem solving is a core component of any profession and involves using all the tools at our disposal to discover solutions.
21.List the 5 steps of the nursing process and give a brief explanation of what happens in each.
Steps of the nursing process include the following:
Assess: determine what problem(s) or symptom(s) the patient is experiencing
Diagnose: drawing conclusions from the symptoms to come up with a probable medical cause
Plan: Develop a treatment plan appropriate for that patient.
Intervene/Implement: Help the patient apply the treatment plan to their lives
Evaluate: Monitor patient progress and determine whether any changes need to be made in the plan.
22.Why are care plans important for?
A a) nurses: to stay organized and ensure a lack of errors, misjudgments, or miscommunications; to more easily transfer patient files to different nurses or different departments...
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