NU 664D ASSESSMENT PRIMARY CARE
ADULT WOMAN I SOLUTION BUNDLE 2026
SOLVED QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS 100% ACCURATE
◉ nursing dx Answer: used to evaluate the response of the whole person
to actual or potential health problems
◉ nursing process Answer: - iterative process allowing practitioners to
move back and forth while caring for the needs of complex pts.
- Includes six phases: assessment, diagnosis, outcome identification,
planning, implementation, evaluation
◉ "A Delicious Orange PIE" Answer: Assessment- collect data
Diagnosis- interpret data
Outcome identification- identify the expected outcomes
Planning
Implementation- doing what you planned
Evaluation- was the outcome we wanted achieved?
◉ inspection phase Answer: concentrated watching. Checking for
abnormalities before continuing. Inspection begins the moment you first
meet a person and develop a "general survey"
,◉ purpose of percussion Answer: - mapping out the location and size of
an organ by exploring where the percussion note changes b/n the borders
of an organ and its neighbors
- signaling the density (air, fluid, or solid) of a structure by a
characteristic note
- detecting an abnormal mass if its fairly superficial; the percussion
vibrations penetrate a/b 5 cm deep---a deeper mass would give no
change in percussion
- eliciting a deep tendon reflex using the percussion hammer
◉ diaphragm Answer: used for high-pitched sounds → breath, bowel,
and normal heart sounds. Hold the diaphragm firmly a/g the person's
skin, firm enough to leave a slight ring afterwards
◉ bell Answer: used for soft,low-pitched sounds such as extra heart
sounds or murmurs. Hold it lightly a/g the person's skin, just enough that
it forms a perfect seal
◉ 1st level priorities Answer: emergent, life threatening
airway, breathing, circulation, vital signs
◉ 2nd level priorities Answer: requires prompt intervention to forestall
further deterioration
acute pain, mental status change, abnormal labs, risk of infection
, ◉ 3rd level priorities Answer: those that are important to the pt's health
but can be addressed after more urgent problems. Interventions to treat
these problems are more long term, and the response to treatment is
expected to take more time
◉ subjective data Answer: what the pt says, biased
◉ objective data Answer: unbiased, what the pt cannot see, labs
◉ how do you prioritize patient problems/diagnosis? Answer: airway →
breathing → circulation → perfusion
◉ spirituality Answer: broader term focused on a connection to
something larger than oneself and a belief in transcendence
◉ religion Answer: organized system of beliefs concerning the cause,
nature, and purpose of the universe, as well as the attendance of regular
services
◉ role of nurse with DM Answer: for neglect in the elderly and children,
report your suspicions to the proper authorities. No evidence is needed,
when in doubt, REPORT
◉ BMI Answer: weight (lbs.) / height (in.) * 703
- normal = 18.5-24.9
- <18.8 → underweight
ADULT WOMAN I SOLUTION BUNDLE 2026
SOLVED QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS 100% ACCURATE
◉ nursing dx Answer: used to evaluate the response of the whole person
to actual or potential health problems
◉ nursing process Answer: - iterative process allowing practitioners to
move back and forth while caring for the needs of complex pts.
- Includes six phases: assessment, diagnosis, outcome identification,
planning, implementation, evaluation
◉ "A Delicious Orange PIE" Answer: Assessment- collect data
Diagnosis- interpret data
Outcome identification- identify the expected outcomes
Planning
Implementation- doing what you planned
Evaluation- was the outcome we wanted achieved?
◉ inspection phase Answer: concentrated watching. Checking for
abnormalities before continuing. Inspection begins the moment you first
meet a person and develop a "general survey"
,◉ purpose of percussion Answer: - mapping out the location and size of
an organ by exploring where the percussion note changes b/n the borders
of an organ and its neighbors
- signaling the density (air, fluid, or solid) of a structure by a
characteristic note
- detecting an abnormal mass if its fairly superficial; the percussion
vibrations penetrate a/b 5 cm deep---a deeper mass would give no
change in percussion
- eliciting a deep tendon reflex using the percussion hammer
◉ diaphragm Answer: used for high-pitched sounds → breath, bowel,
and normal heart sounds. Hold the diaphragm firmly a/g the person's
skin, firm enough to leave a slight ring afterwards
◉ bell Answer: used for soft,low-pitched sounds such as extra heart
sounds or murmurs. Hold it lightly a/g the person's skin, just enough that
it forms a perfect seal
◉ 1st level priorities Answer: emergent, life threatening
airway, breathing, circulation, vital signs
◉ 2nd level priorities Answer: requires prompt intervention to forestall
further deterioration
acute pain, mental status change, abnormal labs, risk of infection
, ◉ 3rd level priorities Answer: those that are important to the pt's health
but can be addressed after more urgent problems. Interventions to treat
these problems are more long term, and the response to treatment is
expected to take more time
◉ subjective data Answer: what the pt says, biased
◉ objective data Answer: unbiased, what the pt cannot see, labs
◉ how do you prioritize patient problems/diagnosis? Answer: airway →
breathing → circulation → perfusion
◉ spirituality Answer: broader term focused on a connection to
something larger than oneself and a belief in transcendence
◉ religion Answer: organized system of beliefs concerning the cause,
nature, and purpose of the universe, as well as the attendance of regular
services
◉ role of nurse with DM Answer: for neglect in the elderly and children,
report your suspicions to the proper authorities. No evidence is needed,
when in doubt, REPORT
◉ BMI Answer: weight (lbs.) / height (in.) * 703
- normal = 18.5-24.9
- <18.8 → underweight
