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Tram
Ho
Managing
Client
care
1
Management
is
the
process
of
planning
organizing
directing
Autocratic
Democratic
this
hierarchy
of
human
w
der
styles
Laissez
faire
coordinating
the
work
needs
when
prioritizing
a
i
The
fivemajor
management
staffing
directing
controlling
the
nurse
should
prioritize
Leadership is
the
ability
to
inspire
others
to
achieve
a
Planning
The
decisions
regarding
a
client
who
need
A
B
CD
what
needs
to
be done
how
it
then
need
for
a
sale
desired
outcome
will
be
done
who
is
going
to
do
secure
environment
over
a
Effective
managers
usually
it
need
for
socialization
j
Wh
However
effective
leaders
structure
that
determines
the
to
gather
pertinent
information
are
not
always
in
a
manag
lines
of
authority
channels
of
position
communication
when
decisions
are
prior
to
making
a
decision
regarding
a
plan
of
action
One
cannot
be
a
leader
without
made
Staffing
the
acquisition
For
example
determine
if
management
of
adequate
staff
additional
information
is
staffing
mix
Directing
the
leadership
role
needed
prior
to
calling
the
assumed
by
a
manager
that
influences
motivates
stagy
to
Provider
to
ask
for
pain
medication
for
a
client
perform
assigned
roles
Controlling
the
evaluation
of
staff
performance
evaluation
of
unit
goals
to
ensure
identified
outcomes
being
met
Fam Trine
specimens
44
Equipment
includes
straight
indwelling
Collect
for
24hr
on
speciment container
catheter
insertion
other
duration
non
sterile
for
urinalysis
8
10
fr
for
children
14
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the
first
steriele
for
clean
catch
16
fr
for
females
16 18
voiding
midstream
specimens
fr for
males
Use
silicon
on
Collect
all
other
from
a
catheter
soap
Teflon
products
for
clients
urine
refrigerate
label
or
cleansing
solution
transport
the
specimen
towel
gloves
for
contact
who
have
latex
allergies
Use
aseptic
technique
with
any
body
glands
Catheterization
bit
with
when
inserting
catheters
sterile
drainage
bag
for
Prevent
obstruction
specimen
label
Soap
water
backflow
of
urine
Collection
container
through
catheter
drainage
for
straight
tubing
drainage
bag
catheterization
Provide
perineal
hygiene
routinely
after
soiling
Assess
ongoing
need
for
indwelling
urinary
catheter
daily
Zegna
responsibilities
4
Client
gives
informed
consent
Nurse
witnesses
informed
Provider
obtains
informed
to
give
informed
consent
consent
To
do
so
the
provider
the
client
must
give
it
consent
This
means
the
nurse
must
ensure
that
must
give
the
client
voluntarily
no
coercin
the
purpose
of
the
procedure
involved
be
competent
the
provider
gave
the
no
legal
age
or
be
an
client
the
necessary
infor
a
complete description
of
emancipated
minor
when
ensure
that
the
client
the
procedure
a description
the
client
is
unable
to
understood
the
information
of
the
professionals
who
provide
consent
another
is
competent
to
give
will
perform
a
participate
authorized
person
must
give
informed consent
in
the
procedure
a
descrip
consent
receive
enough
information
to
make
a
decision
Have
the
client
sign
of
the
potential
harm
pain
or discomfort
that
based
on
an
uncle
standing
the
informed
consent
might
occur
options
yen
of
what
to
expect
notify
the
provider
if
the
client
has
more
other
treatments
option
questions
or
appears
not
to
refuse
treatment
to
understand
any
of
the
consequences
of
the
information
doing
so
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Idaho
cag
3
Advocacy
refers
to
As
an
advocate
the
Nurses must be
nurse's
role
in
supporting
nurse
ensures
that
careful
to
assists
client
clients
by
ensuring
that
the
client
has
the
with
making
health
they
are
properly
informed
information
they
need
care
decisions
not
that
their
right
are
to
make decision
direct
or
control their
respected
and
that
about
health
care
decisions
Nurse
must
act
Nurses
mediate
on
they
are
receiving
advocates
even
when
the
client's
behalf
the
proper
level
of
they
disagree
with
when
the
actions
of
care
Advocacy
is
one
clients decisions
of
the
most
important
The
complex
health
others
are
not
in
the
clients's best
care
system
puts
roles
of
the
nurse
especially
when clients
clients
in
a
vulnerable
interest
or
changes
need to
be
made
in
position
are
unable
to
speak
the
plan
of
care
or
act
for
themselves
Tamar
tidal
pathway
2
A
critical
or
clinical
Case
managers
often
when
a
client
pathway
or
care
map
initiate
critical
requires
treatment
can
be used
to
support
pathways
but
they
are
other
than
what
is
the
implementation
of
used
by
many
mem
typical
or requires
clinical
guidelines
of
the
inter
professional
treatment
other
than
what
is
typical
or
protocols
team
These
tools
are
usually
based
on
cost
Critical
pathway
reauires
a
longer
length
of
stay
it
is
documented
length
of
stay para
are
often
specific
to
as
a
variance
along
with
information
mandated
by
prospective
a
diagnosis
type
outline
the
typical
describing
why
the
payment
systems
variance
occurred
Medicare
insurance
length
of
stay
companies
treatments
Tradidence
based
practice
1
Use
knowledge
based
Methods
to
promote
Use
current
data
to
make
informed
clinical
practice
to
guide
evidence
based
practice
prioritization
of
care
is
use
a
variety
of
decisions
to
provide
the
best
practice
Best
interventions
responding
sources
of
research
practice
is
determined
to
clients
experiencing
keep
current
on
new
wound
dehiscence
or
research
by
reading
by
current
research
professional
journals
crisis
collected
from
several
For
example
initiating
collaborating
with
CPR
in
the
proper
other
nurses
sources
that
have
desirable
outcomes
steps
for
a
client
professionals
in
other
experiencing
cardiac
disciplines
arrest
Change
traditional
nursing
practice
with
new
research
based
practices
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Tram
Ho
Using
an
interpreter
The
Joint
Commission
requires
that
an
interpreter
about
the
reason
for
avoid
using
metaphors
iii
ii
and
the
type
of
question
Direct
the
questions
to
health
care
facilities
the
client
not to
the
in
the
client's
language
that
will
be
asked
interpreter
2010
Observe
the
client's
Use
only
a
facility
brief
detailed
with
verbal
nonverbal
whom
to
converse
behaviors
during
convers
approved
medical
Get
feedback
from
interpreter
Do
not
use
Allow
time
for
the
interpreter
the
the
client's
family
or
family
to
be
introduced
conversation
inn
friends
or
a non
designated
become
acquainted
Do
not
interrupt
the
interpreter
the
client
employee
to
interpret
before
starting
the
or
the
family
as
they
talk
Tram
Ho
ABC
frame
work
The
ABC
framework
The
severity
of
identifies
in
order
the
manifestations
should
Withan
airway
concern
three
basic
needs
for
also
be
considered
obstruction
stridor
sustaining
life
when
determining
establish
a
patent
An
open
airway
is
priorities
airway
if
indicated
necessary
for
breathing
A
severe
circulation
recognize
that
3
5mn
so
it is
the
highest
priority
problem
can
take
without
oxygen
causes
Breathing
is
necessary
priority
over
a
minor
irreversible
brain
for
oxygenation
of
the
damage
secondary
to
breathing
problem
blood
to
occur
cerebral
anoxia
Circulation
is
necessary
Some
frameworks
Assess
the
effective
for
oxygenated
blood
also
include
a
P
for
of
breathing
apnea
depressed
respiratory
to
reach
the
body's
disability
E
for
rate
interven
as
tissues
exposure
needed
reposition
administer
naloxone
Is's
with
safe feeding
Assit
with
obtaining
Use
the
appropriate
Have the
client
eat
a
consult
for
SLP
in
an
upright
position
to
determine swallowing
consistency
food
type
gag
reflexes
feeding
as
recommended
by
the
swallow
with the
head
neck
flexed
The
SLP
can
request
SLP
to
minimize
slightly
forward
choking
a
prevent
a
swallowing
study
Place
food
in
the
back
aspiration
that
can
involve
Four
liquid
consistencies
of
the
mouth
on
the
unaffected
side
Swallowing
barium
have
been
identified
by
Have
suction
on
substrate
radiography
collaborative
group
of
standby
Maintain
a
distraction
of
the
peristaltic
specialists
for
clients
who
free
environment
during
activity
of
the
esophagus
have
dysphagia
thin
meals
water
Juice
nectar
like
Collaborate
with
dietitian to
ensure
caloric
cream
soups
nectars
intake
because
weight
honey
like
honey
yogurt
loss
is
common
following
spoon
thick
pudding
stroke
cooked
cereals
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Tram Ho
Incident
reports
Not
placed
nor
mention
_Forwarded
to
the
Should
be
completed
by
the
person
who
in
the
client's
health
risk
manage
depart
or
officer
varies
by
identifies
that
unexpected
care
record
However
a
description
of
the
facility
possibly
after
event
has
occurred
This
might
not
bethe
incident
should
be
being
reviewed
by
individual
most
directly
documented
factually
the
nurse
manager
involved
in
the
incident
in
the
client's
record
Include
an
objective
Various
sources
of
Should
be
completed
as
soon
as
possible
description
of
the
inci
data
should
be
collected
within
24hr
of
the
actions
taken
to
to
ensure
an
unbiased
incident
Considered confidential
safeguard
the
client
through
evaluation
as
well
as
assessment
of
an
employee's
are
not
shared
with
a
treatment
of
any
performance
the
client
Nor
is it
acknowledged
to
the
client
injuries
sustained
that
one
was
completed
Tram
Ho
safe
use
equipment
Safe
use
of
equipment
Equipment
should
be
refers
to
the
appropriate
Nurse's
responsibilities
related
to
equipment
regularly
inspected
by
operation
of
health
safety
is
learning
how
the
engineering
or
care
related
equipment
to
use
maintaining
maintenance
department
by
trained
staff
competency
in
the
use
by
the
user
prior
equipment
related
injuries
of
equipment checking
to
use
Faulty
equip
can
occur
as
a
result
that
equipment
is
of
malfunction
disrepair
accurately
set
frayed
cords
disrepair
or
mishandling
of
can
start
a
fire
or
mechanical
equipment
functioning
properly
Equipment
should
be
oxygen
nasogastric
regularly
inspected
by
suction
at
the
beginning
cause
electrical shock
should
be
removed
during
shift
the
engineering
or
from
use
reported
maintenance
department
by
the
user
prior
immediately
per
agency
to
use
Faulty
policy
equipment
frayed
cords
disrepair
can
start
a
fire
or
cause
an
electric
shock
Trayomethsafety
Never
leave
a
new
Monitor
the
safety
of
All
visitors
should
born
unattended
with
newborn's
crib The
wash
their
hands
pets
or
other
small
space
between
the
before
touching
the
children
Keep
small
mattress
sides
of
newborn
Any
individual
objects
out
of
the
who
has
an
infection
reach
of
newborns
due
the
crib
should
be
less than
2
fingers
should
be
kept
to
choking
hazard
Never
place
a
newborn
breadths
The
slats
on
away from
newborn
on
the
stomach
to
the
crib
should
be
Carefully
handle
sheep
during
the
first
no
more
than
5.7cm
the
newborn
Do
not
few
months
of
life
toss
the
newborn
up
The
back
lying
posing
2.25inch
apart
in
the
air
or
is
the
position
of
choice
The
newborn's
crib
The
newborn
can
be
or
playpen
should
be
swing
them
by
their
placed
on
abdomen
away
from
window
extremities
Do
not
when
awake
on
blinds
drapery
shake
the
newborn
supervised
cords
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Tram
Ho
Seclusion
restraints
Seclusion
restraints
Deaths
by
asphyxiation
Nurse
should
are
used
to
prevent
clients
strangulation
have
understand
agency
from
injuring
themselves
occurred
with
restraints
policies
as
well
as
or
others
Many
facilities
no
federal
state
lows
Seclusions
is
the
placement
of
a
client
longer
use
a
vest
that
govern
the
use
in
a
room
that
is
restraint
for
that
of
restraints
seclusion
reason
False
imprisonment
and
safe
Seclusion
The
client
can
means
the
confinement
is used
for
clients
who
are
at
risk
for
also
experience
of
a
person
without
injuring
themselves
on
complications
related
their
consent
Improper
others
Physical
restrai
immobility
pressure
use
of
restraints
can
involves
the
application
injuries
urinary
subject
the
nurse
to
of
a
device
that
limits
fecal
incontinence
charges
of
false
the
client's
movement
Pneumonia
imprisonment
Chemical restraints
are
medication
used to
control
Tram Ho
seizures
Seizure
can
occur
at
Protective
measures
Instruct
the client
any
time
during
a
for
clients
who
are
person's
life
I
can
be
high
risk
for
a
seizure
to
use
precautions
due
to
epilepsy
fever
include
assigning
the
when
get
out
of
or
a
variety
of
medical
client
a
room
close
to
bed
conditions
the
nurse
station
Seizure
precautions
inserting
a
peripheral
If
the
seizure
occurs
provide
moni
measures
to
protect
N
toring
treatment
as
the
client
from
injury
Ensure
that
rescue
indicated
should
a
seizure
equipment
including
occur
are
taken
A
saline
lock
can
oxygen
an
oral
for
clients
who
have
a
history
of
seizures
airway
suction
nous
access
if
the
m
equipment
is
at
the
client
is
at
high
that
involve
the
risk
for
experiencing
a
generalized
seizure
in
unconsciousness
Tram
Ho
Advance
directives
The
purpose
of
advance
staff
should
give
Nursing
responsibility
directives
is
to
communicate
a
client's
clients
who
do
not
include
the
following
wishes
regarding
end
have
advance
are
provide
written
directives
written
information
about
of
life
should
the
client
become
unable
information
that
advance
directives
outlines their
rights
document
the
clients
to
do
so
The
PDA
requires
related
to
health
advance
directives
asking
all
clients
care
decisions
status
ensure
that
on
the
admission
how
to
formulate
the
advance
directives
whether
they
have
advance
directives
reflect
the
client's
advance
directives
A
health
care
current
decisions
representative
should
inform
all
members
be
available
to
of
the
health
care
help
with
this
team
of
the
client's
process
advance
directives
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Fram
No
Ethical
decision
making
Ethical
dilemmas
are
A
problem
is
an
Nurse
have
a
problems
for
which
ethical
dilemma
if
responsibility
to
be
more
than
once
choice
it
cannot
be
solved
advocates
to
can
be made
the
choice
is
influenced
solely
by
a
review
identify
report
by
the
values
of
scientific
data
ethical
situations
beliefs
of
the
decision
it's
involves
a
doing
so
through
makers
There
are
conflict
between
two
the
chain
of
common
in
health
moral
imperatives
command
offers
care
a
nurses
must
the
answer
will
be
prepared
to
some
protection
have
a
profound
apply
ethical
theory
effect
on
the
against
retribution
decision
making
situation
I
client
Tram
Ho
Time
management
Organize
care
Using
time
saving
Time
initially
spent
according
to
client
strategies
avoid
developing
a
plan
care
needs
will
save
time
later
time
wasters
priorities
what
Good
time
manag
help
to
avoid
must
be
done
immediately
what
ements
are
facilitates
management
by
crisis
must
be
done
by
greater
productivity
set
goals
plan
care
based
on
establish
decreases
work
a
specific
time
to
related
stress
helps
priorities
thoughtful
ensure
client
safety
ensure
the
provision
utilization
of
resources
quality
care
of
quality
client
complete
one
client
compliance
with
care
enhances
care
taste
before
facility
policies
satisfaction
with
beginning
the
next
procedures
care
provided
starting
with
the
highest
priority
taste
Tram
Ho
Quality
improvement
Quality
improvement
Standards
of
The
quality
improvement
performance
improvement
care
should
reflect
process
begins
with
quality
control
is
the
identification
of
standard
process
used
to
identify
optimal
goals
outcome
indicators
resolve
performance
be
based
on
evidence
The
quality
based
on
evidence
defiencies
Quality
improvement
includes
improvement
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