NUR 215 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING (ANOZIE)
EXAM 1 MOSTLY TESTED QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
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,Nursing Process - CORRECT ANSWERS ADPIE; systemic problem solving process that guides
all nursing actions
Nursing Process Assessment - CORRECT ANSWERS Use open ended questions to gather
subjective data and look at lab tests and a physical assessment for objective data which you
then cluster together to analyze
Nursing Process Diagnoses - CORRECT ANSWERS What statement best fits the patients
situation and leads us to the intervention phase where we can then pick interventions and
create goals; diagnosis r/t aeb (PES; problem, etiology and symptoms)
Nursing Process Planning - CORRECT ANSWERS Prioritize problems/diagnoses (ABC's) and
then decide client specific outcomes you want, goals for the client to get them there and the
interventions you as a nurse will take; SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Attainable,
Realistic, and timed)
Nursing Process Implementation - CORRECT ANSWERS Phase where you put plan into
action and involve delegation to other healthcare providers (CNA, PCT, PT, LPN, Speech
Therapist, etc)
Nursing Process Evaluation - CORRECT ANSWERS Did the goal fail or prosper? If the goal
failed what contributed to the failure. Reassess and go back through ADPIE to make sure
client care does not need to change.
How to Prioritize Care - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. ABC's
2. Hierarchy of needs
3. Acute/Chronic
Sources of Data - CORRECT ANSWERS Subjective: Communicated by client
Objective: Gathered through assessment/tests and can be observed by a nurse
Primary: Objective/Subjective obtained from the client
, Secondary: Secondhand; from a med record, family member, or other healthcare provider
Types of Assessment - CORRECT ANSWERS Initial: Completed when client first walks in
(static)
Ongoing: Preformed as needed (dynamic)
Comprehensive: Provides holistic data about patients overall health status (observation,
physical assessment and nursing interview
Focused assessment: preformed to obtain data about a problem with a specific body part or
system (initial is used to followup with client complaints and ongoing is used to evaluate
status of existing problems)
Special Needs Assessment: Type of focused that provides in depth information about a
particular area of client functioning
Etiologies are always inferences b/c? - CORRECT ANSWERS B/c you can never observe a link
b/w etiology and problem
Types of Planning - CORRECT ANSWERS Formal: Conscious/deliberate critical thinking and
ends in holistic care plan
Informal: Occurs during other nursing processes
Discharge Planning: Process of planning for self-care and continuity of care after the patient
leaves healthcare setting
Critical Pathway - CORRECT ANSWERS Outcome based, interdisciplinary plans that
sequence patient care according to case type. (emphasis on med problems/interventions)
Integrated Plans of Care: Standardized plans that function as both care plan and
documentation
EXAM 1 MOSTLY TESTED QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
100% VERIFIED/DETAILED|GET IT CORRECT|
2026/2027 NEWEST UPDATED BEST RATED TO SCORE
A+ FOR PASS
,Nursing Process - CORRECT ANSWERS ADPIE; systemic problem solving process that guides
all nursing actions
Nursing Process Assessment - CORRECT ANSWERS Use open ended questions to gather
subjective data and look at lab tests and a physical assessment for objective data which you
then cluster together to analyze
Nursing Process Diagnoses - CORRECT ANSWERS What statement best fits the patients
situation and leads us to the intervention phase where we can then pick interventions and
create goals; diagnosis r/t aeb (PES; problem, etiology and symptoms)
Nursing Process Planning - CORRECT ANSWERS Prioritize problems/diagnoses (ABC's) and
then decide client specific outcomes you want, goals for the client to get them there and the
interventions you as a nurse will take; SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Attainable,
Realistic, and timed)
Nursing Process Implementation - CORRECT ANSWERS Phase where you put plan into
action and involve delegation to other healthcare providers (CNA, PCT, PT, LPN, Speech
Therapist, etc)
Nursing Process Evaluation - CORRECT ANSWERS Did the goal fail or prosper? If the goal
failed what contributed to the failure. Reassess and go back through ADPIE to make sure
client care does not need to change.
How to Prioritize Care - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. ABC's
2. Hierarchy of needs
3. Acute/Chronic
Sources of Data - CORRECT ANSWERS Subjective: Communicated by client
Objective: Gathered through assessment/tests and can be observed by a nurse
Primary: Objective/Subjective obtained from the client
, Secondary: Secondhand; from a med record, family member, or other healthcare provider
Types of Assessment - CORRECT ANSWERS Initial: Completed when client first walks in
(static)
Ongoing: Preformed as needed (dynamic)
Comprehensive: Provides holistic data about patients overall health status (observation,
physical assessment and nursing interview
Focused assessment: preformed to obtain data about a problem with a specific body part or
system (initial is used to followup with client complaints and ongoing is used to evaluate
status of existing problems)
Special Needs Assessment: Type of focused that provides in depth information about a
particular area of client functioning
Etiologies are always inferences b/c? - CORRECT ANSWERS B/c you can never observe a link
b/w etiology and problem
Types of Planning - CORRECT ANSWERS Formal: Conscious/deliberate critical thinking and
ends in holistic care plan
Informal: Occurs during other nursing processes
Discharge Planning: Process of planning for self-care and continuity of care after the patient
leaves healthcare setting
Critical Pathway - CORRECT ANSWERS Outcome based, interdisciplinary plans that
sequence patient care according to case type. (emphasis on med problems/interventions)
Integrated Plans of Care: Standardized plans that function as both care plan and
documentation
