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Being Assessment 1st Edition Test Bank
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Chaptern1.nAPPROACHnTOnEVIDENCE-BASEDnASSESSMENTnOFnHEALTHnANDnWELL-
nBEING
MULTIPLEnCHOICE
1. Afterncompletingnanninitialnassessmentnofnanpatient,nthennursenhasnchartednthatnhisnrespirationsn
areneupneicnandnhisnpulsenisn58nbeatsnpernminute.nThesentypesnofndatanwouldnbe:
a Objective.
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b Reflective.
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c Subjective.
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d Introspective.
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ANS:nA
Objectivendatanarenwhatnthenhealthnprofessionalnobservesnbyninspecting,npercussing,npalpating,nan
dnauscultatingnduringnthenphysicalnexamination.nSubjectivendatanisnwhatnthenpersonnsaysnaboutnhimn
ornherselfnduringnhistoryntaking.nThentermsnreflectivenandnintrospectivenarennotnusedntondescribenda
ta.
DIF:nCognitivenLevel:nUnderstandingn(Comprehension)nREF:nz.n2
MSC:nClientnNeeds:nSafenandnEffectivenCarenEnvironment:nManagementnofnCare
2. Anpatientntellsnthennursenthatnhenisnverynnervous,nisnnauseated,nandnfeelsnhot.nThesentypesnofnd
atanwouldnbe:
a Objective.
.
b Reflective.
.
c Subjective.
.
d Introspective.
.
ANS:nC
Subjectivendatanarenwhatnthenpersonnsaysnaboutnhimnornherselfnduringnhistoryntaking.nObjective
,datanarenwhatnthenhealthnprofessionalnobservesnbyninspecting,npercussing,npalpating,nandnauscultati
ngnduringnthenphysicalnexamination.nThentermsnreflectivenandnintrospectivenarennotnusedntondescrib
endata.
DIF:nCognitivenLevel:nUnderstandingn(Comprehension)nREF:nz.n2
MSC:nClientnNeeds:nSafenandnEffectivenCarenEnvironment:nManagementnofnCare
3. Thenpatientsnrecord,nlaboratorynstudies,nobjectivendata,nandnsubjectivendatancombinentonformnt
he:
a Datanbase.
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b Admittingndata.
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c Financialnstatement.
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d Dischargensummary.
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ANS:nA
Togethernwithnthenpatientsnrecordnandnlaboratorynstudies,nthenobjectivenandnsubjectivendatanformnth
endatanbase.nThenothernitemsnarennotnpartnofnthenpatientsnrecord,nlaboratorynstudies,norndata.
DIF:nCognitivenLevel:nRememberingn(Knowledge)nREF:nz.n2
MSC:nClientnNeeds:nSafenandnEffectivenCarenEnvironment:nManagementnofnCare
4. Whennlisteningntonanpatientsnbreathnsounds,nthennursenisnunsurenofnansoundnthatnisnheard.nThenn
ursesnnextnactionnshouldnbento:
a Immediatelynnotifynthenpatientsnphysician.
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b Documentnthensoundnexactlynasnitnwasnheard.
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c Validatenthendatanbynaskingnancoworkerntonlistenntonthenbreathnsounds.
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d Assessnagainninn20nminutesntonnotenwhethernthensoundnisnstillnpresent.
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ANS:nC
Whennunsurenofnansoundnheardnwhilenlisteningntonanpatientsnbreathnsounds,nthennursenvalidatesnthenda
tantonensurenaccuracy.nIfnthennursenhasnlessnexperiencen innannarea,nthennhenornshenasksnannexpertn tonlis
ten.
,DIF:nCognitivenLevel:nAnalyzingn(Analysis)nREF:nz.n2
MSC:nClientnNeeds:nSafenandnEffectivenCarenEnvironment:nManagementnofnCare
5. Thennursenisnconductingnanclassnfornnewngraduatennurses.nDuringnthenteachingnsession,nthenn
ursenshouldnkeepninnmindnthatnnovicennurses,nwithoutnanbackgroundnofnskillsnandnexperiencenfr
omnwhichntondraw,narenmorenlikelyntonmakentheirndecisionsn using:
a Intuition.
.
b Ansetnofnrules.
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c Articlesninnjournals.
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d Advicenfromnsupervisors.
.
ANS:nB
Novicennursesnoperatenfromnansetnofndefined,nstructurednrules.nThenexpertnpractitionernusesnintuitiv
enlinks.
DIF:nCognitivenLevel:nUnderstandingn(Comprehension)nREF:nz.n3n
MSC:nClientnNeeds:nGeneral
6. Expertnnursesnlearnntonattendntonanpatternnofnassessmentndatanandnactnwithoutnconsciouslynl
abelingnit.nThesenresponsesnarenreferredntonas:
a Intuition.
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b Thennursingnprocess.
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c Clinicalnknowledge.
.
d Diagnosticnreasoning.
.
ANS:nA
Intuitionnisncharacterizednbynpatternnrecognitionexpertnnursesnlearnntonattendntonanpatternnofnassess
mentndatanandnactnwithoutnconsciouslynlabelingnit.nThenothernoptionsnarennotncorrect.
DIF:nCognitivenLevel:nUnderstandingn(Comprehension)nREF:nz.n4n
MSC:nClientnNeeds:nGeneral
7. Thennursenisnreviewingninformationnaboutnevidence-
basednpracticen(EBP).nWhichnstatementnbestnreflectsnEBP?
, a EBPnreliesnonntraditionnfornsupportnofnbestnpractices.
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b EBPnisnsimplynthenusenofnbestnpracticentechniquesnfornthentreatmentnofnpatients.
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c EBPnemphasizesnthenusenofnbestnevidencenwithnthencliniciansn experience.
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d ThenpatientsnownnpreferencesnarennotnimportantnwithnEBP.
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ANS:nC
EBPnisnansystematicnapproachntonpracticenthatnemphasizesnthenusenofnbestnevidenceninncombinationnwith
nthencliniciansnexperience,nasnwellnasnpatientnpreferencesnandnvalues,nwhennmakingndecisionsnaboutncar
enandntreatment.nEBPnisnmorenthannsimplynusingnthenbestnpracticentechniquesntontreatnpatients,nandnques
tioningntraditionnisnimportantnwhennnoncompellingnandnsupportivenresearchnevidencenexists.
DIF:nCognitivenLevel:nApplyingn(Application)nREF:nz.n5
MSC:nClientnNeeds:nSafenandnEffectivenCarenEnvironment:nManagementnofnCare
8. Thennursenisnconductingnanclassnonnprioritynsettingnfornangroupnofnnewngraduatennurses.nWhichni
snannexamplenofnanfirst-levelnprioritynproblem?
a Patientnwithnpostoperativenpain
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b Newlyndiagnosednpatientnwithndiabetesnwhonneedsndiabeticnteaching
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c Individualnwithnansmallnlacerationnonnthensolenofnthenfoot
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d Individualnwithnshortnessnofnbreathnandnrespiratoryndistress
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ANS:nD
First-
levelnprioritynproblemsnarenthosenthatnarenemergent,nlifenthreatening,nandnimmediaten(e.g.,nestablishingn
annairway,nsupportingnbreathing,nmaintainingncirculation,nmonitoringnabnormalnvitalnsigns)n(seenTablen
1-1).
DIF:nCognitivenLevel:nUnderstandingn(Comprehension)nREF:nz.n4
MSC:nClientnNeeds:nSafenandnEffectivenCarenEnvironment:nManagementnofnCare
9. Whennconsideringnprioritynsettingnofnproblems,nthennursenkeepsninnmindnthatnsecond-
levelnprioritynproblemsnincludenwhichnofnthesenaspects?