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Difference between medical diagnosis and nursing diagnosis (examples)
Nursing diagnosis is directed towards the patient and his physiological and
psychological response.
Medical diagnosis is particular with the disease or medical condition. Its
center is on the illness.
What is the difference between a doctor and a nurse?
The doctor recognizes, diagnosis and treats the disease
The nurse recognizes, diagnosis and treats the patient’s reaction to the disease
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What is ADPIE (definition and the acronym)
5 stages of the nursing process, the process for basic
nursing care. Assessment (subjective and objective)
Diagnosis
Planning (make goals SMART)
Implementation (direct or indirect
care) Evaluation (did it work?)
What do you look for in a new patient (first glance assessment)
Level of alertness?
Food in front of
them?
Facial expression/emotional state (pain obvious?)
Connected to IV, oxygen, suction, dressings,
etc?
What elements make up the assessment part of the nursing process?
Data collection methods:
Observation
Interview
Examination
Documenting history and physical during assessment
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Examples of assessment data
Age, sex,
race
Appearance
General status of patient
Anything that stands out (tubes, drains, IVs, dressings)
Mental status/emotional state (alert, oriented to time,
person, place) Vision
Hearing
Physical findings in any body
system (You can see much of it)
Consider cultural and economic status
What are nursing diagnosis?
"Actual or potential health problems which nurses, by virtue of their education
and experience, are capable and licensed to treat"
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Why do we use nursing diagnosis?
Unifies our language (North American Nursing Diagnosis Association
(NANDA)) Helps set nursing priorities/ interventions
Helps identify how client responds, and identifies resources to prevent
or resolve problems.
Provides a system to evaluate nursing care for effectiveness
Nursing diagnoses are an effective teaching tool to help sharpen their
problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
What are the four types of NANDA diagnosis?
Actual (Problem-
Focused) Risk
Health promotion
Syndrome
What is a collaborative problem?
Potential problems that nurses manage using both independent and physican-
prescribed interventions. These are problems or conditions that require both
medical and nursing interventions with the nursing aspect focused on
monitoring the client's condition and preventing development of the potential
complication.
What is the format of a nursing diagnosis?
_______________r/t_____________AEB________________
Inconsistent attendance related to (r/t) crummy car as evidenced by
(AEB) missing lectures
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Difference between medical diagnosis and nursing diagnosis (examples)
Nursing diagnosis is directed towards the patient and his physiological and
psychological response.
Medical diagnosis is particular with the disease or medical condition. Its
center is on the illness.
What is the difference between a doctor and a nurse?
The doctor recognizes, diagnosis and treats the disease
The nurse recognizes, diagnosis and treats the patient’s reaction to the disease
/ 1/245
,4/5/26, 6:29 PM NURS-100 Final Exam
What is ADPIE (definition and the acronym)
5 stages of the nursing process, the process for basic
nursing care. Assessment (subjective and objective)
Diagnosis
Planning (make goals SMART)
Implementation (direct or indirect
care) Evaluation (did it work?)
What do you look for in a new patient (first glance assessment)
Level of alertness?
Food in front of
them?
Facial expression/emotional state (pain obvious?)
Connected to IV, oxygen, suction, dressings,
etc?
What elements make up the assessment part of the nursing process?
Data collection methods:
Observation
Interview
Examination
Documenting history and physical during assessment
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Examples of assessment data
Age, sex,
race
Appearance
General status of patient
Anything that stands out (tubes, drains, IVs, dressings)
Mental status/emotional state (alert, oriented to time,
person, place) Vision
Hearing
Physical findings in any body
system (You can see much of it)
Consider cultural and economic status
What are nursing diagnosis?
"Actual or potential health problems which nurses, by virtue of their education
and experience, are capable and licensed to treat"
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Why do we use nursing diagnosis?
Unifies our language (North American Nursing Diagnosis Association
(NANDA)) Helps set nursing priorities/ interventions
Helps identify how client responds, and identifies resources to prevent
or resolve problems.
Provides a system to evaluate nursing care for effectiveness
Nursing diagnoses are an effective teaching tool to help sharpen their
problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
What are the four types of NANDA diagnosis?
Actual (Problem-
Focused) Risk
Health promotion
Syndrome
What is a collaborative problem?
Potential problems that nurses manage using both independent and physican-
prescribed interventions. These are problems or conditions that require both
medical and nursing interventions with the nursing aspect focused on
monitoring the client's condition and preventing development of the potential
complication.
What is the format of a nursing diagnosis?
_______________r/t_____________AEB________________
Inconsistent attendance related to (r/t) crummy car as evidenced by
(AEB) missing lectures
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