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53. Preoperative Nursing Care: Securing Client Be-
longings
Give all pt belongings to
family member to safely
stored.
54. Managing Client Care: Prioritizing Client Care Systemic before local.
Acute before chronic. Ac-
tual problems before po-
tential problems. Listen
carefully to clients and
don't assume. Recog-
nize and response to
trends vs. transit findings.
Recognize indications of
medical emergencies &
complications vs expect-
ed findings. Apply clini-
cal knowledge to proce-
dural standards to deter-
mine the priority action.
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55. Professional Responsibilities: Adhering to Eth-
ical Principles
Justice (fair treat-
ment), beneficence (do-
ing good), nonmalefi-
cence (doing no harm),
fidelity (faithfulness), au-
tonomy (independence),
veracity (truthfulness).
56. Professional Responsibilities: Obtaining In-
formed Consent in an Emergency
Informed consent is not
needed if the pt is un-
conscious and surgery is
immediately required to
save their life.
57. Information Technology: Receiving a Tele-
phone prescription
First, write down the
prescription. Next, repeat
the prescription back to
the provider. Document
phone conversation in
client chart.
58. Professional Responsibilities: Identifying a Tort A wrongful act or an in-
fringement of a right
59. Managing Client Care: Performance Improve-
ment Process
Standards are made
available to employees by
way of polices and proce-
dures. Quality issues are
identified by staff, man-
agement, or risk manage-
ment department. an inter
professional team is de-
veloped to review the is-
sue. The current state of
structure and process re-
lated to the issue is an-
alyzed. Data is collected.
If benchmark is not met,
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possible influencing fac-
tors are determined.
60. Maintaining a Safe Environment: Assessing a
Client's Home for Safety Hazards
Remove items that could
cause client to trip. Place
electrical cords against
the wall. Make sure steps
and sidewalks are in good
repair. Place grab bars
near the toilet and the
tub. Use nonskid mat in
the tub or shower. Ensure
lighting is adequate.
61. Pressure Ulcers, Wounds, and Wound Manage-
ment: Assessing for Evidence of Healing
Inflammation means that
the body's immune sys-
tem is working to heal the
wound.
62. Coordinating Client Care: Need for Variance Re-
port
A variance report com-
pares the planned budget
and the actual financial
outcome.
63. Facility Protocols: Caring for a Client Who Has
Been Exposed to Anthrax
Treat with antibiotics.
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