Roy realizes that he administered the wrong dose of insulin to his diabetic patient. He notifies the charge nurse immediately.

Roy reads an article about a new Cerebral Palsy medication that is just beginning to be distributed to the public.

Roy's patient complains that a CNA has been rude to him when taking him to the bathroom. Roy listens carefully to the patient. He then talks to the CNA to see what her view on the situation is.

Roy takes the time to get all of his supplies together prior to performing performing tracheostomy care on a 45 year old patient

Roy takes the time to get all of his supplies together prior to performing performing tracheostomy care on a 45 year old patient.

Roy realizes that he administered the wrong dose of insulin to his diabetic patient. He notifies the charge nurse immediately.

Roy reads an article about a new Cerebral Palsy medication that is just beginning to be distributed to the public.

Roy's patient complains that a CNA has been rude to him when taking him to the bathroom. Roy listens carefully to the patient. He then talks to the CNA to see what her view on the situation is.

Roy's patient complains that a CNA has been rude to him when taking him to the bathroom. Roy listens carefully to the patient. He then talks to the CNA to see what her view on the situation is.

Roy takes the time to get all of his supplies together prior to performing performing tracheostomy care on a 45 year old patient.

Roy reads an article about a new Cerebral Palsy medication that is just beginning to be distributed to the public.

Roy realizes that he administered the wrong dose of insulin to his diabetic patient. He notifies the charge nurse immediately.

Janet is visiting a home health cardiac patient who has a hard tine making a change in her diet since having her heart attack. She arranges for the entire family to come together for education on a proper diet and how they can help the patient achieve her dietary goals.

Janet has a patient that is having a hard time being away from their family. She arranges a visit from the hospital social worker and talks to her charge nurse about additional ways to make her patient feel more comfortable.

Janet receives a an physician's order for 30 mg of ativan to be administered to a 30 year old woman having an axiety attack. She knows that the order should be for 3 mg. She calls the physician lets him know that he has perscribed 10 times the normal dose and asks him if he would like to change the order.

When performing a head to toe assessment Janet always follows the systematic approach.

Janet is visiting a home health cardiac patient who has a hard time making a change in her diet since having her heart attack. She arranges for the entire family to come together for education on a proper diet and how they can help the patient achieve her dietary goals.

Janet receives a an physician's order for 30 mg of ativan to be administered to a 30 year old woman having an axiety attack. She knows that the order should be for 3 mg. She calls the physician lets him know that he has perscribed 10 times the normal dose and asks him if he would like to change the order.

Janet has a patient that is having a hard time being away from their family. She arranges a visit from the hospital social worker and talks to her charge nurse about additional ways to make her patient feel more comfortable.

When performing a head to toe assessment Janet always follows the systematic approach.

Janet receives a an physician's order for 30 mg of ativan to be administered to a 30 year old woman having an axiety attack. She knows that the order should be for 3 mg. She calls the physician lets him know that he has perscribed 10 times the normal dose and asks him if he would like to change the order.

When performing a head to toe assessment, Janet always follows the systematic approach.

Janet is visiting a home health cardiac patient who has a hard tine making a change in her diet since having her heart attack. She arranges for the entire family to come together for education on a proper diet and how they can help the patient achieve her dietary goals.

Janet has a patient that is having a hard time being away from their family. She arranged a visit from the hospital social worker but it doesn't seem to have helped the patient. She asks to her charge nurse about additional ways to make her patient feel more comfortable. She also calls the patients husband and talks to him about ways to find time to visit his wife more.

Janet receives a an physician's order for 30 mg of ativan to be administered to a 30 year old woman having an axiety attack. She knows that the order should be for 3 mg. She calls the physician lets him know that he has perscribed 10 times the normal dose and asks him if he would like to change the order.

When performing a head to toe assessment Janet always follows the systematic approach.

Janet is visiting a home health cardiac patient who has a hard tine making a change in her diet since having her heart attack. She arranges for the entire family to come together for education on a proper diet and how they can help the patient achieve her dietary goals.

Janet has a patient that is having a hard time being away from their family. She arranges a visit from the hospital social worker and talks to her charge nurse about additional ways to make her patient feel more comfortable.

collect data, identify problem, form a question or hypothesis, test the hypothesis, evaluate the results

identify the problem, collect data, form a question or hypothesis, test hypothesis, and evaluate the results

form a question or hypothesis, identify the problem, collect data, test the hypothesis, evaluate results

Are patient-specific processes

Were developed specifically for nursing

Are important to use in nursing practice

Use an ordered series of steps

Planning

Diagnosis

Evaluation

Implemetation

Assessment

Overweight

Obese

Average

Underweight

The client states she feels feverish; you measure the oral temperature at 98°F.

The urinalysis report indicates there are white blood cells in the urine.

The client has clear breath sounds; you count a respiratory rate of 18

The chest x-ray report indicates the client has pneumonia in the right lower lobe.