NRSG 91 EVALUATION EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔What is the second step in the nursing process? - ✔✔Diagnose: Identify the
patient's problem within the domain of nursing.
✔✔What are the four types of nursing diagnosis? - ✔✔Actual nursing diagnosis, at-risk
nursing diagnosis, health promotion diagnosis, wellness nursing diagnosis.
✔✔What are the three parts to a nursing diagnosis? - ✔✔Problem (NANDA list), related
to (what is contributing or causing the problem), evidenced by (related factors -
objective and subjective data).
✔✔What is the third step in the nursing process? - ✔✔Plan: Set goals of care and
desired outcomes and identify appropriate nursing actions.
✔✔What should nursing goals be? - ✔✔SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable,
Relevant, Time-bound) and in priority.
✔✔What is the fourth step in the nursing process? - ✔✔Implement: Perform the nursing
actions identified in planning.
✔✔What are the 3 types of interventions? - ✔✔Nurse initiated, physician initiated,
collaborative
✔✔What does it mean to evaluate in the nursing process? - ✔✔Determine if goals and
expected outcomes are achieved
✔✔What is the nursing process? - ✔✔Problem-solving approach to identify, diagnose
and treat health issues from a nursing perspective
✔✔What are the characteristics of the nursing process? - ✔✔Person focused, goal
oriented, individualized, applies to everyone in every setting
✔✔What are the 6 elements of the communication process? - ✔✔Referent, sender,
receiver, message, channel, feedback
✔✔What should be considered in verbal communication? - ✔✔Setting, context, and
content
✔✔What is intrapersonal communication? - ✔✔Self talk
✔✔What is interpersonal communication? - ✔✔Communication between 2 or more
people
, ✔✔What are the 5 areas in nurse-patient relationships? - ✔✔Building trust,
demonstrating empathy, establishing boundaries, recognizing and respecting cultural
influences, developing a comprehensive plan of care
✔✔What are the 3 phases of nurse-patient relationship? - ✔✔Orientation/introductory,
working, termination
✔✔What factors affect the timing of patient communication? - ✔✔Pain or anxiety,
location and distractions
✔✔What are the essential components of nursing communication? - ✔✔Respect,
assertiveness, collaboration, delegation, advocacy
✔✔What is therapeutic communication? - ✔✔Positive interaction that is beneficial for
the patient
✔✔What is social communication? - ✔✔Balanced focus on all parties engaged in the
conversation
✔✔What does SOLER stand for? - ✔✔Sit if possible, open stance, lean towards
speaker, eye contact, relax
✔✔Why should family members not be used as interpreters? - ✔✔They may not provide
accurate or unbiased interpretation
✔✔What is gender identity? - ✔✔A person's inner sense of maleness or femaleness
(not related to reproductive anatomy)
✔✔What is gender expression? - ✔✔A person's external behavior, mannerisms,
interests, and appearance related to the gender they identify with
✔✔What is natal sex? - ✔✔A person's genital anatomy present at birth.
✔✔What is gender dysphoria? - ✔✔Discomfort with one's natal sex.
✔✔What health issues do LGBTQ have? - ✔✔Higher suicide rates, mental health,
substance abuse, eating disorders, social isolation, homelessness, risky behaviour
✔✔Thinking - ✔✔Mental activity, can be mindless, subjective
✔✔Critical Thinking - ✔✔Controlled, purposeful, objective, examines all factors
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔What is the second step in the nursing process? - ✔✔Diagnose: Identify the
patient's problem within the domain of nursing.
✔✔What are the four types of nursing diagnosis? - ✔✔Actual nursing diagnosis, at-risk
nursing diagnosis, health promotion diagnosis, wellness nursing diagnosis.
✔✔What are the three parts to a nursing diagnosis? - ✔✔Problem (NANDA list), related
to (what is contributing or causing the problem), evidenced by (related factors -
objective and subjective data).
✔✔What is the third step in the nursing process? - ✔✔Plan: Set goals of care and
desired outcomes and identify appropriate nursing actions.
✔✔What should nursing goals be? - ✔✔SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable,
Relevant, Time-bound) and in priority.
✔✔What is the fourth step in the nursing process? - ✔✔Implement: Perform the nursing
actions identified in planning.
✔✔What are the 3 types of interventions? - ✔✔Nurse initiated, physician initiated,
collaborative
✔✔What does it mean to evaluate in the nursing process? - ✔✔Determine if goals and
expected outcomes are achieved
✔✔What is the nursing process? - ✔✔Problem-solving approach to identify, diagnose
and treat health issues from a nursing perspective
✔✔What are the characteristics of the nursing process? - ✔✔Person focused, goal
oriented, individualized, applies to everyone in every setting
✔✔What are the 6 elements of the communication process? - ✔✔Referent, sender,
receiver, message, channel, feedback
✔✔What should be considered in verbal communication? - ✔✔Setting, context, and
content
✔✔What is intrapersonal communication? - ✔✔Self talk
✔✔What is interpersonal communication? - ✔✔Communication between 2 or more
people
, ✔✔What are the 5 areas in nurse-patient relationships? - ✔✔Building trust,
demonstrating empathy, establishing boundaries, recognizing and respecting cultural
influences, developing a comprehensive plan of care
✔✔What are the 3 phases of nurse-patient relationship? - ✔✔Orientation/introductory,
working, termination
✔✔What factors affect the timing of patient communication? - ✔✔Pain or anxiety,
location and distractions
✔✔What are the essential components of nursing communication? - ✔✔Respect,
assertiveness, collaboration, delegation, advocacy
✔✔What is therapeutic communication? - ✔✔Positive interaction that is beneficial for
the patient
✔✔What is social communication? - ✔✔Balanced focus on all parties engaged in the
conversation
✔✔What does SOLER stand for? - ✔✔Sit if possible, open stance, lean towards
speaker, eye contact, relax
✔✔Why should family members not be used as interpreters? - ✔✔They may not provide
accurate or unbiased interpretation
✔✔What is gender identity? - ✔✔A person's inner sense of maleness or femaleness
(not related to reproductive anatomy)
✔✔What is gender expression? - ✔✔A person's external behavior, mannerisms,
interests, and appearance related to the gender they identify with
✔✔What is natal sex? - ✔✔A person's genital anatomy present at birth.
✔✔What is gender dysphoria? - ✔✔Discomfort with one's natal sex.
✔✔What health issues do LGBTQ have? - ✔✔Higher suicide rates, mental health,
substance abuse, eating disorders, social isolation, homelessness, risky behaviour
✔✔Thinking - ✔✔Mental activity, can be mindless, subjective
✔✔Critical Thinking - ✔✔Controlled, purposeful, objective, examines all factors
