NURS 5432 PROGRESS OVERVIEW FOR
PATIENT JASMINE PRACTICE
EXAMINATION 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Factors which a nurse assesses to better understand a patient's overall
conditions:.
Answer: - physical- psychological- emotional- environmental - cultural-
spiritual health
◍ Spirituality.
Answer: awareness of one's inner self and a sense of connectedness to a
higher being/power(integrative energy, capable of producing internal human
harmony)> gives HOPE and MEANING and helps patients find PURPOSE
in life
◍ Justice.
Answer: often in discussions about access to healthcare resources, including
the just distribution of resources (refers to fairness)
◍ LO 5.4Steps of the Nursing Process.
Answer: Each step of the nursing process—assessment, diagnosis, planning,
implementation, and evaluation —has a unique purpose.
◍ Goal of the Diagnosis Step.
Answer: Each problem is stated in standardized language as a specific
nursing diagnosis to provide greater clarity and universal understanding by
all care providers
◍ Self Esteem.
Answer: someone's general attitude about themselves
,◍ Situational Loss.
Answer: sudden unpredictable external events
◍ Perceived Loss.
Answer: uniquely defined by the person experiencing the loss and is less
obvious to other people
◍ Nursing process is used to assess.
Answer: individualsfamilies communitiesdiagnose needsplan attainable
goalsidentify outcome criteriaimplement specific interventions
◍ Jean Watson Model of Human Caring.
Answer: goal was to balance art and science of nursing (recognized patient's
spiritual beliefs as essential to health)> environmental factors must be
overcome to reach full potential
◍ Assessment.
Answer: Data Collection Primary data: patient interview Secondary
dataSubjective data: symptoms health history Objective data: Signs,
physical examination, laboratory results, diagnostic test results
◍ Burnout Syndrome.
Answer: a state of emotional exhaustion that results from the accumulative
stress of an individual's life, including work, personal, and family
responsibilities
◍ Objective data.
Answer: signsphysical examinationlaboratory results diagnostic test results
◍ Critical thinking using the nursing process allows nurses to.
Answer: collect essential patient data, articulate the specific needs of
individual patients, and effectively communicate those needs, realistic goals,
and customized interventions with members of the health care team
◍ Hope.
Answer: - gives a person the ability to see life as having meaning- moves
from feeling weak and vulnerable to living more fully- no one wants to hear
, "there is nothing more that we can do for you"
◍ A clinical pathway is.
Answer: a task-oriented care plan that details essential steps in the care of
patients with a specific clinical problem and describes the patients expected
clinical course.
◍ Patient Care (SMART) Goals.
Answer: SpecificMeasurableAttainableRealisticTimely
◍ Grief Theory.
Answer: - describe the physical, physiological, and social reactions to loss-
no one's process is exactly the same
◍ Health Promotion Model.
Answer: defines health as a positive, dynamic state, not merely the absence
of disease> increases a patient's level of well being> health promoting
behaviors is the desired outcome
◍ 5 primary steps:Similar to Scientific Process.
Answer: Assessment, diagnosis, planning implementation, and evaluation
◍ Coercive Power.
Answer: obtained through the reprimand/punishing of others
◍ Nursing care plans often incorporate.
Answer: multidisciplinary clinical pathways.
◍ Concept Map.
Answer: increases creativity when taking care of a whole person/situation;
increases critical thinking; drawn like a web
◍ Roy Adaptation Model.
Answer: nursing is a multistep process (nursing process) that aids in the
patients' ability to adapt to stimuli in 4 adaptive modes1.)
Physiologic-Physical2.) Self-Concept3.) Inter-Dependence4.) Role Function
◍ Informed Consent.
Answer: the voluntary permission by a client or by the client's loved one to
PATIENT JASMINE PRACTICE
EXAMINATION 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Factors which a nurse assesses to better understand a patient's overall
conditions:.
Answer: - physical- psychological- emotional- environmental - cultural-
spiritual health
◍ Spirituality.
Answer: awareness of one's inner self and a sense of connectedness to a
higher being/power(integrative energy, capable of producing internal human
harmony)> gives HOPE and MEANING and helps patients find PURPOSE
in life
◍ Justice.
Answer: often in discussions about access to healthcare resources, including
the just distribution of resources (refers to fairness)
◍ LO 5.4Steps of the Nursing Process.
Answer: Each step of the nursing process—assessment, diagnosis, planning,
implementation, and evaluation —has a unique purpose.
◍ Goal of the Diagnosis Step.
Answer: Each problem is stated in standardized language as a specific
nursing diagnosis to provide greater clarity and universal understanding by
all care providers
◍ Self Esteem.
Answer: someone's general attitude about themselves
,◍ Situational Loss.
Answer: sudden unpredictable external events
◍ Perceived Loss.
Answer: uniquely defined by the person experiencing the loss and is less
obvious to other people
◍ Nursing process is used to assess.
Answer: individualsfamilies communitiesdiagnose needsplan attainable
goalsidentify outcome criteriaimplement specific interventions
◍ Jean Watson Model of Human Caring.
Answer: goal was to balance art and science of nursing (recognized patient's
spiritual beliefs as essential to health)> environmental factors must be
overcome to reach full potential
◍ Assessment.
Answer: Data Collection Primary data: patient interview Secondary
dataSubjective data: symptoms health history Objective data: Signs,
physical examination, laboratory results, diagnostic test results
◍ Burnout Syndrome.
Answer: a state of emotional exhaustion that results from the accumulative
stress of an individual's life, including work, personal, and family
responsibilities
◍ Objective data.
Answer: signsphysical examinationlaboratory results diagnostic test results
◍ Critical thinking using the nursing process allows nurses to.
Answer: collect essential patient data, articulate the specific needs of
individual patients, and effectively communicate those needs, realistic goals,
and customized interventions with members of the health care team
◍ Hope.
Answer: - gives a person the ability to see life as having meaning- moves
from feeling weak and vulnerable to living more fully- no one wants to hear
, "there is nothing more that we can do for you"
◍ A clinical pathway is.
Answer: a task-oriented care plan that details essential steps in the care of
patients with a specific clinical problem and describes the patients expected
clinical course.
◍ Patient Care (SMART) Goals.
Answer: SpecificMeasurableAttainableRealisticTimely
◍ Grief Theory.
Answer: - describe the physical, physiological, and social reactions to loss-
no one's process is exactly the same
◍ Health Promotion Model.
Answer: defines health as a positive, dynamic state, not merely the absence
of disease> increases a patient's level of well being> health promoting
behaviors is the desired outcome
◍ 5 primary steps:Similar to Scientific Process.
Answer: Assessment, diagnosis, planning implementation, and evaluation
◍ Coercive Power.
Answer: obtained through the reprimand/punishing of others
◍ Nursing care plans often incorporate.
Answer: multidisciplinary clinical pathways.
◍ Concept Map.
Answer: increases creativity when taking care of a whole person/situation;
increases critical thinking; drawn like a web
◍ Roy Adaptation Model.
Answer: nursing is a multistep process (nursing process) that aids in the
patients' ability to adapt to stimuli in 4 adaptive modes1.)
Physiologic-Physical2.) Self-Concept3.) Inter-Dependence4.) Role Function
◍ Informed Consent.
Answer: the voluntary permission by a client or by the client's loved one to
