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    This document discusses the nursing process, which is a systematic problem-solving approach for providing individualized nursing care. It defines the nursing process and describes its characteristics, phases, and components. The phases include assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. Diagnosis involves identifying client responses and determining causes. Planning involves prioritizing issues and setting goals and interventions. Implementation involves carrying out the care plan. Evaluation assesses responses to interventions.

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    1

    Nursing
    process
    By:
    Dr. Khalil Abdulqawi El-Aajam
    Phd. M.Sc. B.Sc.
    2

    what do you see


    ?
    3

    Definition

    Nursing process: Is a systematic


    problem-solving approach toward giving
    individualized nursing care
    4

    Characteristics Of Nursing
    Process
    It is a framework for providing nursing care
    to individuals, families, and communities.
    It is orderly and systematic.
    It is interdependent.
    It can be used in all setting.
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    Skills that must the nurse having


    to apply nursing process:-

    Intellectual skill  As problem solving,


    and judgements making.

    Interpersonal skills 

    As those related to the ability to communicate , listen


    and convey interest knowledge and information,
    to obtain needed data about the client.
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    Technical skills 
    It is related to methods, procedure and the use
    of equipment, to collect data.
    The use of different resources of the client ,
    family or the community.
    These skills foster relationships with the client,

    family ,and community members.


    7

    Phases Of Nursing Process :-


    There are five phases of nursing process:
    1. Assessment
    2. Diagnosis
    3. Planning
    4. Implementation
    5. evaluation.
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    1. Assessment:-
    Is a systematic collection of data to
    determine patient's health status and
    potential or actual health problem.
    the nurse must gather all relevant information
    from the primary source (patient) and
    secondary source (family members,
    significant others, and health records)
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    Take care:-
    Gathering data takes place through
    observing, interviewing, and examining
    the client and interpreting laboratory data

    During the physical examination ; the


    nurse use techniques of inspection,
    percussion, palpation, auscultation to
    obtain further data.
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    2. Diagnosis:-
    Is a clinical judgment about individual,
    family, and community responses to
    actual or potential health problem and
    provide the basis for selecting nursing
    intervention to achieve the outcome.
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    Nursing diagnosis

    The official organization that has assumed


    responsibility for developing the taxonomy
    of nursing diagnoses and formulating
    nursing diagnoses acceptable for study is
    the North American Nursing Diagnosis
    Association (NANDA).
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    Components of NANDA nursing


    diagnosis

    Problem :- client's health problem or


    responses

    Etiology:- probably cause, determine


    interventions, and individualized care
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    Difference between nursing and


    medical diagnosis

    • Medical diagnosis : identifies a specific disease,

    surgical procedure, illness Usually does not


    change
    • Nursing diagnosis : identifies the client’s

    response to the disease, surgery, illness ,it can be


    changed
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    The diagnostic process


    Analysis of data, identification of
    health problems, risks, and
    strengths then formulating
    diagnostic statement (Problem and
    cause)
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    3. Planning
    Once the nursing diagnoses have
    been identified, the planning
    component of the nursing process
    begins. This phase entails:
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    1. Assigning priorities to the nursing diagnoses


    2. Specifying the immediate, intermediate, and long-
    term goals of nursing action
    3. Identifying specific nursing interventions
    appropriate for attaining the goals
    4. Specifying expected outcomes
    5. Documenting the nursing diagnoses, collaborative
    prob­lems, goals, nursing interventions, and
    expected outcomes on the plan of nursing care
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    4. Implementation
    Implementation refers to carrying out the
    proposed plan of care.
    Implementation includes direct or indirect
    execution of the planned interventions.
    It is focused on resolving the nursing diagnoses
    and collaborative problems and achieving
    expected outcomes, thus meeting the patient's
    health needs.
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    5. Evaluation

    Evaluation, is the final step of the


    nursing process, allows the nurse to
    determine the patient's response to the
    nursing interventions and the extent to
    which the objectives have been achieved.
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    Thank You

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