NUR 155 EXAM 2 – Questions With Correct Solutions
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asthma, chronic bronchitits, emphesema
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1 Assessment 2 define health parsons
3 overlapping lung disease account for
3 Implementation 4
s/s of COLD/COPD
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Terms in this set (153)
, Assessment - a deliberate and systematic data collection
- subjective, objective, primary, secondary
Diagnosis A clinical judgment about individual, family, or
community response to potential health problems or life
process
Planning Deliberate systematic phase of the nursing process that
invloves decision making A plan of action designed to
impove the clients health status
Three levels of planning First level - ABC
Second Level - serious physiological problems
Third level - knowledge and health maintenance
Implementation Putting the plan into action
Evaluation Determining if the outcomes have been met
What is critical thinking intentional higher level reasoning, influenced by
knowledge, experience, skills, attitudes, and
interpersonal skills
Inductive reasoning moves from specific examples to generalized
conclusion
Deductive reasoning general premise to a specific conclusion
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asthma, chronic bronchitits, emphesema
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1 Assessment 2 define health parsons
3 overlapping lung disease account for
3 Implementation 4
s/s of COLD/COPD
Don't know?
Terms in this set (153)
, Assessment - a deliberate and systematic data collection
- subjective, objective, primary, secondary
Diagnosis A clinical judgment about individual, family, or
community response to potential health problems or life
process
Planning Deliberate systematic phase of the nursing process that
invloves decision making A plan of action designed to
impove the clients health status
Three levels of planning First level - ABC
Second Level - serious physiological problems
Third level - knowledge and health maintenance
Implementation Putting the plan into action
Evaluation Determining if the outcomes have been met
What is critical thinking intentional higher level reasoning, influenced by
knowledge, experience, skills, attitudes, and
interpersonal skills
Inductive reasoning moves from specific examples to generalized
conclusion
Deductive reasoning general premise to a specific conclusion
