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When the nurse is preparing a plan of care for an immobilized patient,what should the nurse keep in mind?
A) To use established expected outcomes to evaluate the patient's response to care.
B) To display an air of professional superiority when interventions are not successful.
C) Never to vary from interventions that have been successful for other patients.
D) To use only objective data in determining whether interventions have been successful.
Immobilized Patient
A situation where a patient is unable to move independently due to various health conditions, necessitating assistance for movement and routine activities.
Expected Outcomes
The anticipated results or effects of a particular treatment, intervention, or action in a healthcare setting.
Professional Superiority
The notion of being superior in skill, knowledge, or qualifications within a professional context.
- Recognize the necessity of maintaining physical activity in patients and the effects of compromised mobility.
- Recognize the importance of incorporating patient-centered care plans and setting realistic, measurable goals.
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Learning Objectives
- Recognize the necessity of maintaining physical activity in patients and the effects of compromised mobility.
- Recognize the importance of incorporating patient-centered care plans and setting realistic, measurable goals.
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