Across
- 3. This type of data are measurements or findings that the nurse can see, hear, smell or palpate.
- 4. Intentional physical contact with a person without that person's consent.
- 5. The process of documenting nursing information about nursing care in health records.
- 7. A purposeful set of assumptions or propositions about concepts.
- 8. A sketch of the family's relationships with persons and groups outside the family.
- 10. The problem-solving approach used by nurses in nurse-patient situations (2 words, no space).
- 12. This dimension of the CFAM focuses on the composition and the relationship among family members, the extended family, ethnicity, social class and religion.
- 14. This type of learning concerns expressions of feelings and acceptance of attitudes, opinions or values.
- 15. The founder of modern nursing is ___________ Nightingale.
- 16. A disease that is not contagious, meaning it cannot be based from person to person.
Down
- 1. If a patient states "I feel anxious and scared about my upcoming surgery." This is an example of what type of data.
- 2. A broad term that refers to all factors influencing how a message is perceived by other people.
- 6. The context of communication containing verbal, nonverbal and symbolic expressions of thoughts or feelings that are transmitted from the sender to receiver.
- 8. The ability to emotionally and intellectually understand another person's reality, to accurately perceive unspoken feelings & to communicate this understanding to the other person.
- 9. Conduct that does not meet a standard of care established by law. Example is not checking an identification bracelet of a patient.
- 11. This level of critical thinking is concrete and based on a set of rules or principles such as following a procedure manual.
- 13. Formed when at least one child in a household is from a previous relationship of one of the parents.