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What is the primary role of a nurse in patient care?
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The primary role of a nurse is to care for individuals, families, and communities to maintain or recover optimal health and quality of life.
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Define the term 'patient-centered care'.
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Patient-centered care refers to the practice of caring for patients and their families in ways that are meaningful and valuable to the individual patient.
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What is the purpose of 'vital signs' monitoring in nursing?
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Monitoring vital signs helps assess the general physical health of a person, give clues to possible diseases, and show progress in recovery.
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List three fundamental responsibilities of nurses.
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Documenting patient care, administering medication, and providing patient education.
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What is the importance of hygiene in nursing care?
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Maintaining hygiene prevents infections, enhances patient comfort, and promotes dignity and psychological wellbeing.
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Define 'advocacy' in nursing.
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Advocacy in nursing involves supporting or promoting the interests of patients or causes related to healthcare.
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What is a care plan in nursing?
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A care plan is a detailed approach to care customized to an individual patient's needs.
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Explain the term 'clinical judgment'.
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Clinical judgment refers to the thought process that allows healthcare providers to arrive at conclusions about patient care needs.
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What is the role of therapeutic communication in nursing?
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Therapeutic communication helps patients express thoughts and emotions, creating a foundation for the therapeutic relationship.
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Define 'cultural competence' in nursing.
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Cultural competence is the ability of healthcare providers to meet the cultural, social, and linguistic needs of patients.
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What is informed consent?
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Informed consent is the process of understanding the risks and benefits of treatment before undertaking it.
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How is 'evidence-based practice' utilized in nursing?
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Evidence-based practice integrates clinical expertise with the best available research evidence and patient values.
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Why is teamwork crucial in nursing care?
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Teamwork enhances communication, improves patient safety, and leads to better patient outcomes.
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What is the significance of time management in nursing?
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Effective time management improves patient care efficiency, reduces stress, and ensures timely completion of tasks.
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Define 'burnout' in nursing.
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Burnout in nursing is a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged and excessive stress.
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