Nursing practice
Delegation, prioritization, scope of practice and the working words of the profession.
restraint
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Any device, drug or method used to limit a person's movement or behavior that they cannot easily remove or refuse.
Entrada completayou-ay-pee (said as letters)Unlicensed assistive personnel: trained workers without a nursing license, such as nursing assistants, who help with client care.
unexpected findingun-ek-SPEK-tid FYN-dingAn assessment result that is not what would be expected for this client's condition, age or treatment.
Universal Protocolyoo-nih-VUR-sul PROH-tuh-kawlThe Joint Commission's three-step routine for preventing wrong-site, wrong-procedure and wrong-person surgery: verification, site marking and the time-out.
unstableun-STAY-bulDescribes a client whose condition is changing quickly or is hard to predict.
USPSTFAbreviaturayoo-es-pee-es-tee-ef (said as letters)US Preventive Services Task Force: an independent expert panel that reviews evidence and recommends screening tests and other preventive care.
utilitarianismyoo-til-ih-TAIR-ee-uh-niz-umA system of ethics that judges an act by its results, so the right choice brings the greatest good to the greatest number of people.
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