NUR 2092 Health Assessment Exam 1 (Muskus)-Questions with
Correct Answers/ Verified
6 steps of nursing process - ✔️✔️Assessment
Diagnosis
Outcome identification
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
Assessment - ✔️✔️Interview, health history, ROS, physical examination, functional assessment,
spiritual and cultural assessment
Subjective data - ✔️✔️What patient SAYS
Objective data - ✔️✔️What you OBSERVE
SMART component in outcome identification - ✔️✔️Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
Time bound
First level priority - ✔️✔️Emergent situations, life threading and needs immediate attention
Second level priority - ✔️✔️Requires attention to avoid further deterioration
Third level priorirty - ✔️✔️Can be addressed after more important problems are addressed
Complete total health Database - ✔️✔️Full health history, and physical exam
Yields first diagnosis
, Current and past health state
Focused or problem centered database - ✔️✔️Limited and short term problems
Concerned with mainly one problem, or one body system
Follow up database - ✔️✔️Follow up care to evaluate if problem is getting better or worse
Emergency database - ✔️✔️Rapid urgent collection of data
Radio diagnosis
Primary prevention - ✔️✔️Preventing health problems
Ex: vaccines, safety glasses
Secondary prevention - ✔️✔️Timely screenings to catch a problem early and reduce impact
Example: mammograms
Tertiary prevention - ✔️✔️Decrease impact of ongoing problem
Example: cardiac rehab, support group.
2 primary components of health assessment - ✔️✔️Health history= subjective
Physical examination = objective
PQRSTU method of pain assessment - ✔️✔️Provocative/ palliative
Quality/ quantity
Region/ radiation
Severity scale
Timing (onset)
Understand patient perception of the problem
Organic disorder - ✔️✔️Disorder of the brain
Correct Answers/ Verified
6 steps of nursing process - ✔️✔️Assessment
Diagnosis
Outcome identification
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
Assessment - ✔️✔️Interview, health history, ROS, physical examination, functional assessment,
spiritual and cultural assessment
Subjective data - ✔️✔️What patient SAYS
Objective data - ✔️✔️What you OBSERVE
SMART component in outcome identification - ✔️✔️Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
Time bound
First level priority - ✔️✔️Emergent situations, life threading and needs immediate attention
Second level priority - ✔️✔️Requires attention to avoid further deterioration
Third level priorirty - ✔️✔️Can be addressed after more important problems are addressed
Complete total health Database - ✔️✔️Full health history, and physical exam
Yields first diagnosis
, Current and past health state
Focused or problem centered database - ✔️✔️Limited and short term problems
Concerned with mainly one problem, or one body system
Follow up database - ✔️✔️Follow up care to evaluate if problem is getting better or worse
Emergency database - ✔️✔️Rapid urgent collection of data
Radio diagnosis
Primary prevention - ✔️✔️Preventing health problems
Ex: vaccines, safety glasses
Secondary prevention - ✔️✔️Timely screenings to catch a problem early and reduce impact
Example: mammograms
Tertiary prevention - ✔️✔️Decrease impact of ongoing problem
Example: cardiac rehab, support group.
2 primary components of health assessment - ✔️✔️Health history= subjective
Physical examination = objective
PQRSTU method of pain assessment - ✔️✔️Provocative/ palliative
Quality/ quantity
Region/ radiation
Severity scale
Timing (onset)
Understand patient perception of the problem
Organic disorder - ✔️✔️Disorder of the brain
