NUR 200 HONDROS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
*Noticing* - 1. Identifying signs and symptoms
2. Gathering complete and accurate data
3. Assessing systemically and comprehensively
4. Predicting and managing potential complications
5. Identifying assumptions
Noticing
1. Identifying signs and symptoms - Noticing when data is normal, abnormal, or has
changed.
-Subjective: pt c/o burning on urination, headache, nausea, etc.
-Objective: vitals, T: 100ºF, BP: 80/50, skin tear and bilateral pitting edema
Noticing
2. Gathering complete and accurate data - Noticing data from all reasonably available
sources
1. Patient: interview, assessment
2. Medical records: Health history/diagnosis
3. Medication: Medication admin record
4. Spouse/caregiver
5. Lab values, diagnostic reports
Noticing.
3. Assessing systemically and comprehensively - Noticing data by using a systematic
method or an assessment tool.
, 1. Head to toe assessment
2. Pain assessment: Numerical scale, faces scale, PQRST
3. Focused assessment: Respiratory, cardiac, neurological
4. Disease process: COPD, diabetes, hypertension
Noticing
4. Predicting and managing potential complications - Noticing when a situation has risk
of complications
1. NPO-dehydration
2. Wound/incision-infection
3. Immobility-DVT
Noticing
5. Identifying assumptions - Noticing the risk of arriving at a conclusion without
supporting evidence.
1. Patient crying: patient must be depressed
2. Non-compliance: disagrees with careplan
3. Hyperglycemia: consumed excess amounts of sweets
4. Dementia: all thinking is incorrect
*Interpreting* - 1. Comparing and contrasting
2. Clustering related information
3. Recognizing inconsistencies
4. Checking accuracy and reliability
5. Distinguishing relevant from irrelevant
6. Determining the importance of information
7. Judging how much ambiguity is acceptable
8. Using legal ethical and professional guidelines
9. (Predicting and) Managing potential complications
AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
*Noticing* - 1. Identifying signs and symptoms
2. Gathering complete and accurate data
3. Assessing systemically and comprehensively
4. Predicting and managing potential complications
5. Identifying assumptions
Noticing
1. Identifying signs and symptoms - Noticing when data is normal, abnormal, or has
changed.
-Subjective: pt c/o burning on urination, headache, nausea, etc.
-Objective: vitals, T: 100ºF, BP: 80/50, skin tear and bilateral pitting edema
Noticing
2. Gathering complete and accurate data - Noticing data from all reasonably available
sources
1. Patient: interview, assessment
2. Medical records: Health history/diagnosis
3. Medication: Medication admin record
4. Spouse/caregiver
5. Lab values, diagnostic reports
Noticing.
3. Assessing systemically and comprehensively - Noticing data by using a systematic
method or an assessment tool.
, 1. Head to toe assessment
2. Pain assessment: Numerical scale, faces scale, PQRST
3. Focused assessment: Respiratory, cardiac, neurological
4. Disease process: COPD, diabetes, hypertension
Noticing
4. Predicting and managing potential complications - Noticing when a situation has risk
of complications
1. NPO-dehydration
2. Wound/incision-infection
3. Immobility-DVT
Noticing
5. Identifying assumptions - Noticing the risk of arriving at a conclusion without
supporting evidence.
1. Patient crying: patient must be depressed
2. Non-compliance: disagrees with careplan
3. Hyperglycemia: consumed excess amounts of sweets
4. Dementia: all thinking is incorrect
*Interpreting* - 1. Comparing and contrasting
2. Clustering related information
3. Recognizing inconsistencies
4. Checking accuracy and reliability
5. Distinguishing relevant from irrelevant
6. Determining the importance of information
7. Judging how much ambiguity is acceptable
8. Using legal ethical and professional guidelines
9. (Predicting and) Managing potential complications
