BSCN2030 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
ADPIE - ANSWER Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
4 types of nursing diagnosis - ANSWER actual, potential (risk), health promotion and
wellness
health promotion -- area with readiness to improve
wellness -- a judgement that improvement has been made
priority setting nursing diagnoses - ANSWER high - result in harm if untreated
intermediate - non emergent non life threatening pt needs
low - affects future wellbeing or long term health needs
SMART GOAL - ANSWER Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timely
types of interventions - ANSWER nurse initiated
physician initiated
interdependent or collaborative
6 factors that affect type of intervention - ANSWER nursing diagnosis
, goals/expected outcome
evidence base
feasibility
acceptability to client
nurse competence and scope
medical directives and orders - ANSWER standing order which allows the nurse legal
protection to intervene appropriately in the client's best interest
every nursing diagnosis has - ANSWER NANDA International (2018) approved
diagnostic label
related factor
what is the leading cause of death and disability - ANSWER chronic illness
globally, chronic disease accounts for _____ of deaths - ANSWER 2/3
leading causes of death - ANSWER cardiovascular disease. cancer, respiratory disease,
diabetes
comorbidity - ANSWER The presence of 2 or more disorders that are NOT directly
related to each other occur in a person at the same time
Multimorbidity - ANSWER The simultaneous occurrence of several chronic medical
conditions in the same person
which are the most prevalent and costly chronic conditions in canada - ANSWER
Musculoskeletal conditions (e.g., arthritis and osteoporosis
ANSWERS
ADPIE - ANSWER Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
4 types of nursing diagnosis - ANSWER actual, potential (risk), health promotion and
wellness
health promotion -- area with readiness to improve
wellness -- a judgement that improvement has been made
priority setting nursing diagnoses - ANSWER high - result in harm if untreated
intermediate - non emergent non life threatening pt needs
low - affects future wellbeing or long term health needs
SMART GOAL - ANSWER Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timely
types of interventions - ANSWER nurse initiated
physician initiated
interdependent or collaborative
6 factors that affect type of intervention - ANSWER nursing diagnosis
, goals/expected outcome
evidence base
feasibility
acceptability to client
nurse competence and scope
medical directives and orders - ANSWER standing order which allows the nurse legal
protection to intervene appropriately in the client's best interest
every nursing diagnosis has - ANSWER NANDA International (2018) approved
diagnostic label
related factor
what is the leading cause of death and disability - ANSWER chronic illness
globally, chronic disease accounts for _____ of deaths - ANSWER 2/3
leading causes of death - ANSWER cardiovascular disease. cancer, respiratory disease,
diabetes
comorbidity - ANSWER The presence of 2 or more disorders that are NOT directly
related to each other occur in a person at the same time
Multimorbidity - ANSWER The simultaneous occurrence of several chronic medical
conditions in the same person
which are the most prevalent and costly chronic conditions in canada - ANSWER
Musculoskeletal conditions (e.g., arthritis and osteoporosis
