Question

1. What are the six steps of the nursing process?

2. What is included in the Assessment section of the nursing process?

3. What is 1 age consideration when doing an assessment in a mental health setting?

4. What are the Diagnostic statements are made up of?

5. What is the difference in problem solved diagnosis vs a health promotion diagnosis?

6. What are the outcome criteria?

7. What principles do you include when planning interventions?

8. What are some characteristics of narrative charting?

9. What are some characteristics of problem-oriented charting?

10. What are 3 do’s for legal documentation of care?

11. What are 3 don’ts for legal documentation of care?

Answer 1

1Ans-THE SIX STEPS OF THE NURSING PROCESS - 1) Assessment: it is the assessment of client's condition and collection of data. 2)Nursing Diagnosis:in includes analysis of the problem and health status and problem. 3)Outcome identification:in this focusing on what patients needs priority wise and need to see the goal in nursing process. 4)planning:planning process is the process of nusing care and activities that makes before implementation of nursing care. 5)Implementation:it is the nursing care action doing which is implement that already planned one in the planning process. 6)evaluation:in this, we should reassess how much positives outcomes recorded in our nursing process. 2Ans- ASSESSMENT:- it is the first step in the nursing process to assess the general condition of the patient including collection of the data. We are divided tha data into two e.i objective data and subjective data. Shortly, mentioning about above two types of data- objective data means data collected like height weight, and vitals and subjective data is the verbally collecting data that may directly from patient or caregiver. 4Ans-THE DIANOSTIC STATEMENT in the nursing process is made up based on the priority needs of the patient about the condition . It is frame up with what is the present complaint of the patient which is related to her/his final diagnosis that can be vervalised by the patient or patient vital status or observation. Example-an acute pain in abdomen (patient complaint) related to surgery as evidenced by vervalization of the patient. This is how we frame the nursing diagnosis. 7Ans-PRINCIPLES- some principles that may include in nursing planning intervention are - critical thinking of skills which we can decide the intervention of the patient prioritywise. - promotiong the bowel functioning and nutrition needs, educating the patient about medicine and treatment which is given, - giving psychological support is very important in intervention process which makes patient feel safe.These above are the basic needs principles whuch we can use for all the types of patient generally. 8 Ans-Characteristics of the narrative chartingare :-it is recorded by nurse in chronolgical form of order. (chronological order means arrangement of things one after another in time) - it should be contain the patients details e.i care, time, planning, and gaols for changing care plan for good health status. - it can be recorded in any progress notes .

9Ans-PROBLEM ORIENTED CHARTING CHARACTERISTICS are - 1)it gives more easy in the clinical setting 2)it is form of documentation that well organized patient data3) it gives easy way to the readers to follow what to do in the written documentation