ATI Critical Thinking (All questions solved)

What are the seven priority-setting frameworks? correct answers Maslow's hierachy of needs Nursing process ABC (airway, breathing, circulation) Safety and risk reduction Least restrictive/least invasive Survival potential Acute/urgent VS. Chronic/non-urgent/stable What are the five levels of Maslow's hierarchy of needs? (Top-bottom) correct answers 5. Self-actualization 4. Self-esteem 3. Love & belonging 2. Safety & security 1. Physiological needs What steps does the nursing process consist of? correct answers 1. Assessment/data collection 2. Analysis (when used by RNs) 3. Planning 4. Implementation 5. Evaluation **assessment/data collection comes first because you have to obtain all data and information before being able to make a decision regarding what nursing action is appropriate to take** What is ABC? correct answers Assessment order: 1. Airway 2. Breathing 3. Circulation What is Safety and risk reduction? correct answers Assigning priority to the factor (or situation) that poses the greatest risk to the clients physical or physiological well-being What are the steps to risk assessment? correct answers 1. Safety risk to client 2. Greatest risk to client 3. Significance of risk compared to other risks What does least restrictive/leafy invasive mean? correct answers This is another priority-setting framework assigned to nursing interventions that are least restrictive/invasive to the patient. This is used when caring for a client who is exhibiting behaviors that could result in harm to either the client or the client's caregivers, or an intervention. That will compromise the natural barriers between the client and the environment that is being considered.