NURS 220 Health Assessment | UPDATED Questions with
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Q1: the systematic gathering of information related to the physical, mental, spiritual, socioeconomic, and
cultural status of an individual, group, or community
A: What is assessment?
Q2: collecting data (observation, health history) using a systematic and ongoing process (physical
assessment) categorizing data recording data
A: What does assessment include?
Q3: inspection palpation percussion auscultation
A: What does a physical assessment include?
Q4: experienced symptoms feelings thoughts beliefs
A: What are examples of subjective data?
Q5: vital signs lab results (xray) skin color bowel sounds lung sounds urine color and output
A: What are examples of objective data?
Q6: primary data
A: information collected for the specific purpose at hand
Q7: secondary data
A: data previously collected for any purpose other than the one at hand
Q8: diagnosis
A: data is used to identify the client's actual or potential health problems and strengths
Q9: planning outcomes and interventions
A: data helps you formulate realistic goals and choose the interventions most likely to be acceptable to and effective for
the client
, Q10: implementation
A: gathering data by observing the client's responses as you perform interventions
Q11: evaluation
A: assess client based on interventions client responses are data
Q12: disease and pathology client's responses to care changes in the plan of care
A: Medical assessments focus on ___. Nursing assessments focus on ___ and will initiate ___.
Q13: nurse aides or nursing assistive personnel (NAP) (LPN, CNA)
A: ___ may collect information such as temperature, height, and weight.
Q14: assign tasks validate data collected conduct the interview complete the physical assessment
A: With delegation, it is a nurse's responsibility to ___.
Q15: Obtain patient's vital signs, height, and weight
A: A CNA can ___.
Q16: Conduct a focused assessment on a stable patient
A: An LPN can ___.
Q17: initial ongoing comprehensive focused special needs
A: What are the types of assessments?
Q18: first impression of patient (nonverbal/verbal cues) observe and assess general appearance identify
priority needs or concerns at this time
A: What should be done in an initial general survey of a patient?
Q19: First Level Priority/Problems
A: airway breathing circulation/cardiac
100% Verified Answers
Q1: the systematic gathering of information related to the physical, mental, spiritual, socioeconomic, and
cultural status of an individual, group, or community
A: What is assessment?
Q2: collecting data (observation, health history) using a systematic and ongoing process (physical
assessment) categorizing data recording data
A: What does assessment include?
Q3: inspection palpation percussion auscultation
A: What does a physical assessment include?
Q4: experienced symptoms feelings thoughts beliefs
A: What are examples of subjective data?
Q5: vital signs lab results (xray) skin color bowel sounds lung sounds urine color and output
A: What are examples of objective data?
Q6: primary data
A: information collected for the specific purpose at hand
Q7: secondary data
A: data previously collected for any purpose other than the one at hand
Q8: diagnosis
A: data is used to identify the client's actual or potential health problems and strengths
Q9: planning outcomes and interventions
A: data helps you formulate realistic goals and choose the interventions most likely to be acceptable to and effective for
the client
, Q10: implementation
A: gathering data by observing the client's responses as you perform interventions
Q11: evaluation
A: assess client based on interventions client responses are data
Q12: disease and pathology client's responses to care changes in the plan of care
A: Medical assessments focus on ___. Nursing assessments focus on ___ and will initiate ___.
Q13: nurse aides or nursing assistive personnel (NAP) (LPN, CNA)
A: ___ may collect information such as temperature, height, and weight.
Q14: assign tasks validate data collected conduct the interview complete the physical assessment
A: With delegation, it is a nurse's responsibility to ___.
Q15: Obtain patient's vital signs, height, and weight
A: A CNA can ___.
Q16: Conduct a focused assessment on a stable patient
A: An LPN can ___.
Q17: initial ongoing comprehensive focused special needs
A: What are the types of assessments?
Q18: first impression of patient (nonverbal/verbal cues) observe and assess general appearance identify
priority needs or concerns at this time
A: What should be done in an initial general survey of a patient?
Q19: First Level Priority/Problems
A: airway breathing circulation/cardiac
