Normal stress
There is also eustress, good stress, like before an exam or big game that you have prepared for that puts you in a position to stay aware and focused. definition: moderate or normal psychological stress interpreted as being beneficial for the experiencer.
Because the registered nurse is accountable for client care delegated to other team members, communication and supervision should be ongoing processes throughout the shift within the nursing care team.
This may more clearly be stated in an active voice if broken up. The registered nurse is accountable for client care delegated to other teams. Communication and supervision should be an ongoing process...
Effective communication
This would also be a good spot to include SBAR.
educating clients how
educating clients on how
me will not always feel so constrained, and there may be the ability to incorporate additional care elements to enhance their patients’ experience.
I'm not sure this sentence is needed. It is very awkward and negative in regards to work as a new nurse.
or example, if a c
could there be an example of EMR or charting flowsheet to show the change or graph of heart rate to illustrate this important idea of baseline and change from it?
ABC
This American Heart Association term also needs to be cited.
patient acuity tool on a medical-surgical unit.
Does this article need cited since it is being directly used within the textbook?
Prioritize
Or just care Prioritize care based on patient acuity
Nurse Practice Act
This could also be an active link through out.
Again, great activities.
Prior to collecting an arterial puncture blood gas
A procedural note would also be good to add, placement of IV, removal of NG tube, transport to and from CT, etc...
Awesome activities!
The link for the reference (2) under EBP does not connect to the article on the use of peppermint for nausea.
Be consistent with the abbreviation for RN. You have both R.N. and RN
The definition of provider should not include the word provider. The Wisconsin Nurse Practice Act defines a provider as a "physician.... or advanced practice nurse..."