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NUR 155 WEEK 10 QUESTION SET WITH
RATIONALES AND FUNDAMENTAL NURSING
PRACTICE SCENARIOS 2026

◉ Diagnosing.
Answer: To identify client strengths and health
problems that can be prevented
or resolved by collaborative and
independent nursing interventions
To develop a list of nursing and
collaborative problems


◉ Planning.
Answer: To develop an individualized care plan
that specifies client goals/desired out-
comes, and related nursing interventions


◉ Implementing.
Answer: To assist the client to meet desired goals/
outcomes; promote wellness; prevent
illness and disease; restore health; and

,facilitate coping with altered functioning


◉ Evaluating.
Answer: To determine whether to continue,
modify, or terminate the plan of care


◉ Nursing ABC's.
Answer: airway, breathing, circulation


◉ Maslows level 1: physiologic needs.
Answer: oxygen, food, water, sex, rest, physical activity; physiologic
needs are highest priority


◉ Maslows level 2: safety and security needs.
Answer: both physical and emotional components; being protected
from potential or actual harm


◉ Maslows level 3: love and belonging needs.
Answer: understanding and acceptance of others in both giving and
receiving love; feeling of belonging; unmet needs produce loneliness
and isolation


◉ Maslows level 4: self-esteem needs.

, Answer: Need for a person to feel good about oneself, to feel pride
and a sense of accomplishment and to believe that others also
respect and appreciate those accomplishments
-Positive self-esteem facilitates the person's confidence and
independence


◉ Maslows level 5: Self-Actualization.
Answer: acceptance of self and others as they are; each lower level
must be met; focus of interest on problems outside oneself; respect
for all people; focus on strengths and possibilities vs problems


◉ Macule.
Answer: flat, colored spot on the skin ex- birthmark


◉ papule.
Answer: small, solid, raised lesion on surface of the skin - less then
1cm ex- wart, acne


◉ plaque.
Answer: a solid mass greater than 1 cm in diameter and limited to
the surface of the skin ex- psoriasis, rubeola


◉ nodule.

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