TRINITY VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING PROGRAM
Weekly Clinical Evaluation – Level IV –Psychiatric Week 3
Student Name:
Pt initials:
Age:
Admit diagnosis:
Other psych diagnosis:
Medical diagnosis:
Date:
Gender:
# of admits:
MS:
Type of Admit:
Admit Date
1) (Safety) What potential safety issues did you notice today? What did you do about them?
2) (Clinical Judgment) What priority psychological/psychosocial concept applies to the patients seen this week
with rationale?
3) (Clinical Judgment) Based on this week’s experiences, think of one clinical decision you made regarding your
patient and describe the effectiveness of that decision on that patient.
4) (Clinical Judgment) Share an “ah-ha” moment of insight you experienced or witnessed today in clinical.
5) (Teamwork and collaboration): Visit the Family Center, the Museum, and the Wildwood Cemetery. Describe
all the different resources available to the patients while they are at Terrell State Hospital.
CINEMA CASE STUDY: Be able to discuss in post conference the following:
6) (Clinical Judgment: Concept): Describe the main character and identifies the disease process with diagnostic
criteria (signs and symptoms the character exhibited) and compares them with those of the psychiatric
textbook.
7) (Clinical Judgment: Concept): Identifies and describes two priority concept problems exhibited by the main
character.
8) (Clinical Judgment: Nursing Care): Identifies a minimum of five nursing interventions.
9) (Clinical Judgment: Medication): Identifies two medications that the movie character is administered or two
medications that the textbook reports are utilized for the movie character’s psychiatric illness. Discuss the
classification, action, nursing implications, side effects, contraindications of the medications.
10) (Professionalism): Student is prepared and able to answer relevant questions regarding film. Contributes
equally to discussion.
Component/Concept
Safety
Clinical Judgment
Teamwork Collaboration
Legal/Ethical
Cinema Case Study Post Conference
Activity
Concept
Nursing Care
Medication
Professionalism
TOTAL
Possible
Points
Faculty
Evaluation
Comments
(Required for score of 75% or
less)
2
6
2
2
3
2
2
1
20
Feedback from Instructor:
Instructor Signature:
J: Level IV Concepts/Syllabus 2015
Date:
12/5/14