NUR 330 exam 1 – UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
NUR 330 exam 1 – UPDATED Questions with 100%
Verified Answers
Section 1: Identify, Components, Tanner'S (Q1–Q12)
Question & Answer
Q1 Identify components of Tanner's clinical judgment model.
A 1) noticing 2) interpreting 3) responding 4) reflecting
Q2 Noticing
A -Observation period looking at context background and relationship -Recognition of how they are
different from the base line that we know -Seeking information
Q3 Interpreting
A -After noticing you must interpret what is going on - Determining an appropriate response
Q4 Responding
A -Deciding on the most appropriate course of action and carrying it out -May include no immediate
action sometimes -The result of clinical reasoning -Be as calm as calm can be -Have clear
communication with everyone
Q5 Reflection
A -Evaluation and analysis of choices and decisions made -Must reflect to make sure you are
improving and giving the best care that you can
Q6 Each phase of the nursing process
A 1) assessement 2) diagnosis 3) Planning 4) implantation 5) evaluation
Q7 Assessment
A -Health history -Physical assessment -Ongoing -Relevant information from family, health care team,
medical record -Record data about patient
Q8 Diagnosis
A -Based on the collection and analysis of assessment data -Actual or potential health problems -Not
a medical diagnosis -Collaborative problems
Q9 Planning
A -Prioritization -Maslow hierarchy -Establish expected outcomes -Establish goals: immediate,
intermediate, long-term
Q10 Implementation
A -Carry out the plan of care -The nurse assumes responsibility -Goals are used as a focus -Ongoing
-Make revisions when necessary -All interventions should be patient-focused and outcome-directed
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, NUR 330 exam 1 – UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Question & Answer
Q11 Evaluation
A -Allow nurses to determine patients' response to -interventions -Have the outcomes been met
-Document
Q12 Define pain
A Whatever the patient says it is Defined as "unpleasant sensory, emotional experience with actual or
potential tissue damage"
Section 2: Pain, Explain, Effects (Q13–Q24)
Question & Answer
Q13 Explain the physical and psychological effects of unrelieved pain
A -Unnecessary suffering -Physical and physiological dysfunction -Impaired recovery
-Immunosuppression -Sleep disturbances
Q14 Interpret the subjective and objective data that are obtained from a comprehensive pain
assessment.
A -COLDSPA -Self-report -Intensity- -Quality -Onset and duration -Aggravating and relieving factors
-Effects on function and quality of life -Comfort function goal
Q15 Acute pain
A Treated to resolve the pain lasting less than 3 months
Q16 Chronic pain
A -Focus on enhancing function and quality of life -Still able to do the things the patient likes to do
-Greater than 3 months -can start as acute pain
Q17 Pharmacologic interventions
A -Opioid analgesics act on the CNS to inhibit the activity of ascending nociceptive pathways -NSAIDs
decrease pain by inhibiting cyclo-oxygenase (an enzyme involved in the production of
prostaglandin) -Local anesthetics block nerve conduction when applied to nerve fibers
Q18 Non-pharmacologic interventions
A Massages Music Therapy dog distractions
Q19 Explain your role and responsibility in pain management.
A -Optimal relief for pt -Comfort function goal -Routes and dosing
Q20 Nonopioid
A refers to analgesic agents that include acetaminophen (Tylenol) and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory
drugs (NSAIDs); term is used instead of "nonnarcotic"
Q21 Opioid
A Mu agonist: Morphine, hydromorphone, fentanyl, oxycodone Agonist-antagonist: buprenorphine,
nalbuphine, butorphanol
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NUR 330 exam 1 – UPDATED Questions with 100%
Verified Answers
Section 1: Identify, Components, Tanner'S (Q1–Q12)
Question & Answer
Q1 Identify components of Tanner's clinical judgment model.
A 1) noticing 2) interpreting 3) responding 4) reflecting
Q2 Noticing
A -Observation period looking at context background and relationship -Recognition of how they are
different from the base line that we know -Seeking information
Q3 Interpreting
A -After noticing you must interpret what is going on - Determining an appropriate response
Q4 Responding
A -Deciding on the most appropriate course of action and carrying it out -May include no immediate
action sometimes -The result of clinical reasoning -Be as calm as calm can be -Have clear
communication with everyone
Q5 Reflection
A -Evaluation and analysis of choices and decisions made -Must reflect to make sure you are
improving and giving the best care that you can
Q6 Each phase of the nursing process
A 1) assessement 2) diagnosis 3) Planning 4) implantation 5) evaluation
Q7 Assessment
A -Health history -Physical assessment -Ongoing -Relevant information from family, health care team,
medical record -Record data about patient
Q8 Diagnosis
A -Based on the collection and analysis of assessment data -Actual or potential health problems -Not
a medical diagnosis -Collaborative problems
Q9 Planning
A -Prioritization -Maslow hierarchy -Establish expected outcomes -Establish goals: immediate,
intermediate, long-term
Q10 Implementation
A -Carry out the plan of care -The nurse assumes responsibility -Goals are used as a focus -Ongoing
-Make revisions when necessary -All interventions should be patient-focused and outcome-directed
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Question & Answer
Q11 Evaluation
A -Allow nurses to determine patients' response to -interventions -Have the outcomes been met
-Document
Q12 Define pain
A Whatever the patient says it is Defined as "unpleasant sensory, emotional experience with actual or
potential tissue damage"
Section 2: Pain, Explain, Effects (Q13–Q24)
Question & Answer
Q13 Explain the physical and psychological effects of unrelieved pain
A -Unnecessary suffering -Physical and physiological dysfunction -Impaired recovery
-Immunosuppression -Sleep disturbances
Q14 Interpret the subjective and objective data that are obtained from a comprehensive pain
assessment.
A -COLDSPA -Self-report -Intensity- -Quality -Onset and duration -Aggravating and relieving factors
-Effects on function and quality of life -Comfort function goal
Q15 Acute pain
A Treated to resolve the pain lasting less than 3 months
Q16 Chronic pain
A -Focus on enhancing function and quality of life -Still able to do the things the patient likes to do
-Greater than 3 months -can start as acute pain
Q17 Pharmacologic interventions
A -Opioid analgesics act on the CNS to inhibit the activity of ascending nociceptive pathways -NSAIDs
decrease pain by inhibiting cyclo-oxygenase (an enzyme involved in the production of
prostaglandin) -Local anesthetics block nerve conduction when applied to nerve fibers
Q18 Non-pharmacologic interventions
A Massages Music Therapy dog distractions
Q19 Explain your role and responsibility in pain management.
A -Optimal relief for pt -Comfort function goal -Routes and dosing
Q20 Nonopioid
A refers to analgesic agents that include acetaminophen (Tylenol) and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory
drugs (NSAIDs); term is used instead of "nonnarcotic"
Q21 Opioid
A Mu agonist: Morphine, hydromorphone, fentanyl, oxycodone Agonist-antagonist: buprenorphine,
nalbuphine, butorphanol
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