NRG 260 FINAL EXAM OVERVIEW AND KEY CONCEPTS QUESTIONS
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OLDCART - Answers Onset, Location, Duration, Characteristics, Aggravating
factors, Relieving factors, Treatments tried.
NANDA-I diagnoses - Answers Organize data into patterns to identify nursing
diagnoses.
SMART goals - Answers Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound.
The 5 Rights of medication administration - Answers Right patient, right drug, right
dose, right route, right time.
Informed Consent - Answers The process of obtaining permission from a patient
before conducting a healthcare intervention.
HIPAA - Answers Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act; protects
patient privacy.
Autonomy - Answers Respect the patient's right to decide.
Beneficence - Answers Act in the patient's best interest (do good).
Nonmaleficence - Answers Avoid harming the patient (do no harm).
Justice - Answers Fairness in care and resource distribution.
Fidelity - Answers Keep promises and commitments.
High-alert medications - Answers Medications that require special precautions due to
their potential for causing significant harm.
Therapeutic communication - Answers Communication techniques that promote a
positive relationship between nurse and patient.
SBAR - Answers Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation; a
communication framework.
Primary Lesions - Answers Develop on previously healthy skin (ex. macule, papule,
vesicle).
Secondary Lesions - Answers Result from changes in primary lesions (ex. scar,
excoriation, ulcer).
Braden Scale - Answers Risk assessment tool with 6 subscales; score 6-23; lower =
higher risk.
Norton Scale - Answers Risk assessment tool with 5 categories; score 5-20; lower =
higher risk.
WELL ANSWERED LATEST 2026
OLDCART - Answers Onset, Location, Duration, Characteristics, Aggravating
factors, Relieving factors, Treatments tried.
NANDA-I diagnoses - Answers Organize data into patterns to identify nursing
diagnoses.
SMART goals - Answers Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound.
The 5 Rights of medication administration - Answers Right patient, right drug, right
dose, right route, right time.
Informed Consent - Answers The process of obtaining permission from a patient
before conducting a healthcare intervention.
HIPAA - Answers Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act; protects
patient privacy.
Autonomy - Answers Respect the patient's right to decide.
Beneficence - Answers Act in the patient's best interest (do good).
Nonmaleficence - Answers Avoid harming the patient (do no harm).
Justice - Answers Fairness in care and resource distribution.
Fidelity - Answers Keep promises and commitments.
High-alert medications - Answers Medications that require special precautions due to
their potential for causing significant harm.
Therapeutic communication - Answers Communication techniques that promote a
positive relationship between nurse and patient.
SBAR - Answers Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation; a
communication framework.
Primary Lesions - Answers Develop on previously healthy skin (ex. macule, papule,
vesicle).
Secondary Lesions - Answers Result from changes in primary lesions (ex. scar,
excoriation, ulcer).
Braden Scale - Answers Risk assessment tool with 6 subscales; score 6-23; lower =
higher risk.
Norton Scale - Answers Risk assessment tool with 5 categories; score 5-20; lower =
higher risk.
