2220 - Final Exam Test Questions With
All Correct Answers.
Characteristics of the nursing assessment (7) - Answer Purposeful
Prioritized
Complete
Systematic
Factual/accurate
Relevant
Recorded in a standard manner
Nursing diagnosis - problem - Answer What is unhealthy about the patient
Nursing diagnosis - etiology - Answer Determine what the problem is caused by or related to (R/T) -
what is maintaining the unhealthy state
Nursing diagnosis - defining characteristics - Answer The subjective and objective data that signal the
existence of the problem
How many parts are there in a nursing diagnosis? - Answer 1 part in health promotion dx
2 parts in risk for dx
3 parts in actual dx (dx, related to, s/s)
PES format (in nursing diagnosis) - Answer Problem, etiology, signs and symptoms.
Problem: from NANDA label (north american nursing diagnosis association)
Etiology: starts with the phrase "related to..."
, Signs and symptoms: "as evidenced by" or "as manifested by."
Maslow's Hierarchy - Answer 1. Physiologic needs (the most urgent problem)
2. Safety needs
3. Love and belonging needs
4. Self-esteem needs
5. Self-actualization needs
IOM's quality of care goals (6) - Answer 1. Safe (avoid injury)
2. Effective (avoid under- or overuse)
3. Patient-centered
4. Timely
5. Efficient
6. Equitable
Cognitive outcomes - Answer Describes increases in patient knowledge or intellectual behaviors
Psychomotor outcomes - Answer Describes patient's achievement of new skills
Affective outcomes - Answer Describes changes in patient values, beliefs, and attitudes
Physiologic outcomes - Answer Physical changes in the patient
Ex: ambulation, pain improvement
Clinical outcomes - Answer Describe the expected status of health issues after treatment is complete -
address whether the problems are resolved or to what degree they are improved.
All Correct Answers.
Characteristics of the nursing assessment (7) - Answer Purposeful
Prioritized
Complete
Systematic
Factual/accurate
Relevant
Recorded in a standard manner
Nursing diagnosis - problem - Answer What is unhealthy about the patient
Nursing diagnosis - etiology - Answer Determine what the problem is caused by or related to (R/T) -
what is maintaining the unhealthy state
Nursing diagnosis - defining characteristics - Answer The subjective and objective data that signal the
existence of the problem
How many parts are there in a nursing diagnosis? - Answer 1 part in health promotion dx
2 parts in risk for dx
3 parts in actual dx (dx, related to, s/s)
PES format (in nursing diagnosis) - Answer Problem, etiology, signs and symptoms.
Problem: from NANDA label (north american nursing diagnosis association)
Etiology: starts with the phrase "related to..."
, Signs and symptoms: "as evidenced by" or "as manifested by."
Maslow's Hierarchy - Answer 1. Physiologic needs (the most urgent problem)
2. Safety needs
3. Love and belonging needs
4. Self-esteem needs
5. Self-actualization needs
IOM's quality of care goals (6) - Answer 1. Safe (avoid injury)
2. Effective (avoid under- or overuse)
3. Patient-centered
4. Timely
5. Efficient
6. Equitable
Cognitive outcomes - Answer Describes increases in patient knowledge or intellectual behaviors
Psychomotor outcomes - Answer Describes patient's achievement of new skills
Affective outcomes - Answer Describes changes in patient values, beliefs, and attitudes
Physiologic outcomes - Answer Physical changes in the patient
Ex: ambulation, pain improvement
Clinical outcomes - Answer Describe the expected status of health issues after treatment is complete -
address whether the problems are resolved or to what degree they are improved.
