NURSING 101 EXAM 2 2026 MEDICATION
ADMINISTRATION DRILL PACK ANSWER SHEET
◉ Clinical Judgment Measurement Model.
Answer: recognize cues, analyze cues, prioritize hypotheses,
generate solutions, take action, evaluate outcomes
◉ Assessment.
Answer: gather information/collect data
◉ What data are you collecting in an assessment?
Answer: 1. primary source
2. secondary source
3. subjective
4. objective
5. initial assessment
6. focus assessment
7. follow-up assessment
◉ Primary Source.
Answer: Almost always will be your patient.
,- exception being an infant/child or someone who is nonverbal
◉ Secondary Source.
Answer: received it from the doctor, nurse, reports (charts/labs),
spouse
◉ Subjective.
Answer: what the patient tells you
◉ Objective.
Answer: anything you see. signs, reports
◉ Initial Assessment.
Answer: baseline. need to be thorough, people will base their
findings off you
◉ Focus Assessment.
Answer: Focus on only one specific issue/pain
◉ Follow-Up Assessment.
Answer: Time has passed, following up. Did the medication work? Is
it healing?
,◉ Physical Assessment Technique.
Answer: Inspection
Palpation
Percussion
Auscultation
◉ Which system will you not follow IPPA?.
Answer: The abdomen. We follow Inspection > Auscultation >
Percussion > Palpation
- If we palpate first, false bowel sounds can be made
◉ Assessment-Data Collection.
Answer: - info is complete and accurate
- recognize cues (what are their normal, expected findings?)
- organize and cluster data (cluster abnormal findings to see if
there's relation)
- validate date
◉ Analyze Data and Prioritize Hypotheses.
Answer: - interpret and analyze clustered data
- label the problem (formulating a Nursing Diagnosis)
, ◉ Nursing Diagnosis.
Answer: describes a potential health problem where you must
identify factors that contribute to that problem
◉ What is a Nursing Diagnosis Statement composed of?.
Answer: 1. Problem Statement (Nursing Diagnosis label using the
textbook)
2. Etiology (what is it related to/caused by)
3. Defining Characteristics (evidence)
◉ Nursing Diagnosis Textbook.
Answer: List of NANDA approved nursing diagnoses
◉ What nursing diagnosis label would you use?.
Answer: 1. definition of label
2. interventions
◉ Generate Solutions.
Answer: - expected outcomes are identified
- interventions are selected to help patient reach the outcome
ADMINISTRATION DRILL PACK ANSWER SHEET
◉ Clinical Judgment Measurement Model.
Answer: recognize cues, analyze cues, prioritize hypotheses,
generate solutions, take action, evaluate outcomes
◉ Assessment.
Answer: gather information/collect data
◉ What data are you collecting in an assessment?
Answer: 1. primary source
2. secondary source
3. subjective
4. objective
5. initial assessment
6. focus assessment
7. follow-up assessment
◉ Primary Source.
Answer: Almost always will be your patient.
,- exception being an infant/child or someone who is nonverbal
◉ Secondary Source.
Answer: received it from the doctor, nurse, reports (charts/labs),
spouse
◉ Subjective.
Answer: what the patient tells you
◉ Objective.
Answer: anything you see. signs, reports
◉ Initial Assessment.
Answer: baseline. need to be thorough, people will base their
findings off you
◉ Focus Assessment.
Answer: Focus on only one specific issue/pain
◉ Follow-Up Assessment.
Answer: Time has passed, following up. Did the medication work? Is
it healing?
,◉ Physical Assessment Technique.
Answer: Inspection
Palpation
Percussion
Auscultation
◉ Which system will you not follow IPPA?.
Answer: The abdomen. We follow Inspection > Auscultation >
Percussion > Palpation
- If we palpate first, false bowel sounds can be made
◉ Assessment-Data Collection.
Answer: - info is complete and accurate
- recognize cues (what are their normal, expected findings?)
- organize and cluster data (cluster abnormal findings to see if
there's relation)
- validate date
◉ Analyze Data and Prioritize Hypotheses.
Answer: - interpret and analyze clustered data
- label the problem (formulating a Nursing Diagnosis)
, ◉ Nursing Diagnosis.
Answer: describes a potential health problem where you must
identify factors that contribute to that problem
◉ What is a Nursing Diagnosis Statement composed of?.
Answer: 1. Problem Statement (Nursing Diagnosis label using the
textbook)
2. Etiology (what is it related to/caused by)
3. Defining Characteristics (evidence)
◉ Nursing Diagnosis Textbook.
Answer: List of NANDA approved nursing diagnoses
◉ What nursing diagnosis label would you use?.
Answer: 1. definition of label
2. interventions
◉ Generate Solutions.
Answer: - expected outcomes are identified
- interventions are selected to help patient reach the outcome
