Nursing 245 Exam 1 Questions and Answers
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what the patient says about subjective data
himself/herself during history
taking
what you as the health objective data
professional
observe by inspecting, percussing,
palpating, and auscultating during
the physical examination
assessment, diagnosis, outcome Nursing process
identification, planning,
implementation, evaluation
those that are emergent, life First-level priority problems
threatening, and
immediate(establishing and
airway,
breathing)
those requiring your prompt Second-level priority problems
intervention to forestall further
deterioration (mental status, acute
pain)
, those that are important to the Third-level priority problems
patient's health but can be
addressed after more urgent
health
problems are addressed.
(Knowledge deficit, altered family
processes, and low self esteem)
the view that the mind, body, and holistic health
spirit are interdependent and
function as a whole within the
environment
an integrated method of wellness
functioning
which is oriented toward
maximizing
the potential of which the
individual
is capable
Gathering information about the health assessment
health status of the patient,
analyzing
and synthesizing those data,
making
judgments about nursing
interventions based on the findings
and evaluating patient care
outcomes
complete health history and comprehensive assessment
physical
assessment performed
with Verified Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
what the patient says about subjective data
himself/herself during history
taking
what you as the health objective data
professional
observe by inspecting, percussing,
palpating, and auscultating during
the physical examination
assessment, diagnosis, outcome Nursing process
identification, planning,
implementation, evaluation
those that are emergent, life First-level priority problems
threatening, and
immediate(establishing and
airway,
breathing)
those requiring your prompt Second-level priority problems
intervention to forestall further
deterioration (mental status, acute
pain)
, those that are important to the Third-level priority problems
patient's health but can be
addressed after more urgent
health
problems are addressed.
(Knowledge deficit, altered family
processes, and low self esteem)
the view that the mind, body, and holistic health
spirit are interdependent and
function as a whole within the
environment
an integrated method of wellness
functioning
which is oriented toward
maximizing
the potential of which the
individual
is capable
Gathering information about the health assessment
health status of the patient,
analyzing
and synthesizing those data,
making
judgments about nursing
interventions based on the findings
and evaluating patient care
outcomes
complete health history and comprehensive assessment
physical
assessment performed
