🔴 COMO USAR NANDA, NIC e NOC l Fácil e Rápido

Summary

In this informative video, Rivo Sales guides viewers through the essentials of Nanda, Nick, and Nok in nursing practice. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the nursing process, which includes diagnosis, planning, and intervention. By explaining how to use Nanda's classification for nursing diagnoses, and how Nick and Nok facilitate goal-setting and intervention strategies, he provides valuable insights for both students and professionals. The video highlights practical examples and encourages viewers to utilize essential nursing resources.

Takeaways

• 😀 NANDA (North American Nursing Diagnosis Association) classifies nursing diagnoses into 13 domains and 47 classes to standardize nursing language.
• 📚 Understanding the nursing process is essential for effectively using NANDA, NIC, and NOC.
• 🔍 A thorough assessment and physical examination are crucial for accurate nursing diagnoses.
• 🎯 Each NANDA diagnosis requires specific goals or outcomes, defined by NOC.
• ⚙️ NIC outlines the interventions necessary to achieve the desired outcomes identified by NOC.
• 💡 Interventions must be evidence-based and tailored to the individual patient's needs.
• 🚦 Goals set in NOC should be realistic and achievable to ensure effective patient care.
• 🔗 The relationship between NANDA, NIC, and NOC is fundamental to providing comprehensive nursing care.
• 👩‍⚕️ Practical examples, like managing urinary incontinence, demonstrate how to apply these frameworks in real scenarios.
• 📖 It is beneficial for nursing professionals and students to have access to NANDA, NIC, and NOC literature for reference and guidance.

Q & A

What are Nanda, Nick, and Nok?

Nanda refers to the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association, which classifies nursing diagnoses. Nick is the classification of expected nursing outcomes, while Nok focuses on the classification of nursing interventions.

Why is understanding the nursing process important for using Nanda, Nick, and Nok?

Understanding the nursing process—assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation—helps in effectively using Nanda, Nick, and Nok to address patient care needs.

How many domains and classes are there in the Nanda classification?

Nanda has 13 domains and 47 classes for nursing diagnoses.

What types of nursing diagnoses does Nanda classify?

Nanda classifies nursing diagnoses into categories such as actual problems, potential risks, health promotion, and syndromes.

What is the relationship between nursing diagnoses and expected outcomes?

Each nursing diagnosis (Nanda) has a specific expected outcome (Nok) that addresses the identified problem, guiding the nurse in planning and implementing care.

What is the importance of a good patient assessment in using Nanda?

A thorough patient assessment through a detailed anamnesis and physical examination is crucial for accurate nursing diagnoses and effective care planning.

What criteria should be considered when setting nursing goals?

Nursing goals should be specific, achievable, and realistic, ensuring that they are feasible for the patient’s situation.

How does the Nick classification help in nursing interventions?

Nick provides a framework for classifying nursing interventions, allowing nurses to select appropriate actions based on the identified problems and goals for patient care.

Can you give an example of how to use Nanda, Nick, and Nok in a real case?

For a patient with urinary incontinence (Nanda diagnosis), a possible goal (Nok) might be to maintain a predictable urinary pattern, and interventions (Nick) could include pelvic muscle exercises and urinary habit training.

What resources are available for learning more about Nanda, Nick, and Nok?

The official Nanda, Nick, and Nok books provide comprehensive information and classifications. The presenter also suggests finding updated versions and links for purchasing these resources.