Ans) In nursing, this process is one of the foundations of practice. It offers a framework for thinking through problems and provides some organization to a nurse's critical thinking skills. It's important to point out that this process is flexible and not rigid. It is a tool to use in nursing care, but one that should allow for creativity and thinking outside of the box.
Let's look a little more closely at the five steps. Here is an acronym to help you: ADPIE, which stands for assessing, diagnosing, planning, implementing and evaluating. For this lesson, we will be thinking of each part of the process as a slice of pie. All of the pieces added together give you the whole pie, or ADPIE.
Assessing:
The first step in the nursing process is assessing. In this phase,
data is gathered about the patient, family or community that the
nurse is working with. Objective data, or data that can be
collected through examination, is measurable. This includes things
like vital signs or observable patient behaviors.
Subjective data is gathered from patients as they talk about their needs, feelings and perspectives about the problems they're having. In this step, information about the patient's response to their current situation is established.
Let me introduce you to Mrs. Apple, and we will start with assessing. The nurse takes her blood pressure, pulse and oxygenation level, which are abnormal. She also notes that Mrs. Apple is sweating and pale. These are examples of objective data. Mrs. Apple states, 'I feel like an elephant is sitting on my chest' and 'I am scared.' These are examples of subjective data.
Diagnosing:
The second phase of the nursing process is diagnosing. The nurse
takes the information from the assessment, analyzes the information
and identifies problems where patient outcomes can be improved
through the use of nursing interventions.
Nursing diagnoses are different from medical diagnoses because they address patient problems that result from the disease process, while medical diagnoses focus on the disease process alone. The nurse takes the information he gathered during the assessment of Mrs. Apple and makes a list of her current problems. These include pain and fear, among others.
Planning:
This moves us to the third phase of the nursing process, planning.
The nurse prioritizes which diagnoses need to be focused on. The
patient can, and should, be involved in this process. Planning
starts with identifying patient goals. Goals are statements of what
needs to be accomplished and stem from the diagnoses - both short
and long term goals should be established. Next, the nurse plans
the steps needed to reach those goals, and an individualized plan
with related nursing interventions is created.
Let's go back to Mrs. Apple. The nurse, along with Mrs. Apple, sets goals for her pain management and plans steps to take. Although the nurse recognizes that Mrs. Apple is afraid, she prioritizes the pain first, knowing that addressing her pain may make her anxiety lessen.
Implementing:
Professional nurses use the first three steps of the nursing
process in order to provide excellent, thoughtful and purposeful
nursing care.
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