NR 302: Exam 1 Questions with correct
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what is defined as research and use if data, systematic approach to develop diagnoses and
interventions
Evidence based practice
factors of ______ are research, clinicians experience, subjective and objective data from pts,
and pt preferences
Evidence based practice factors
Steps to Evidence-Based Practice (EBP)/Nursing process (ADOPIE)
Assessment
Diagnosis
Outcome identification
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
purpose of ______ is to collect data and assess pts reaction to diagnosis and illness
purpose of health assessment
What are 3 reasons you would do a complete database assessment?
for pts before surgery, pt being transferred into skilled facility, and going to a new doctor
What is a first-level priority focused on and what database is used?
airway, breathing, circulation (ABCs); emergency database
What is a second-level priority and what database is used?
, cognitive changes and pain; focused database
What is a third-level priority and what database is used?
long-term treatment; focused database
What does AIDET stand for?
Acknowledge
Introduce
Duration
Explain
Thank
What is inspection in the physical assessment?
visual observations; part of every body system
What are the palpations in the physical assessment?
sense of touch (lumps, swelling, temp)
What is percussion in the physical assessment?
helping to assess underlying tissues; tapping middle finger on non-dominant hand (normal or
abnormal)
What sound would you expect to hear when percussing the lungs?
resonant (clear, hollow)
What sound would you expect to hear when percussing a child's lungs?
hyper-resonant (booming)
What sound would you expect to hear when percussing and air-filled viscus organ like the
stomach and intestines?
Tympany (musical and drumlike)
What sound would you expect to hear when percussing a relatively dense organ like the liver or
spleen?
dull (muffled thud)
Answers 2025/2026 A+ Graded 100%
Verified.
what is defined as research and use if data, systematic approach to develop diagnoses and
interventions
Evidence based practice
factors of ______ are research, clinicians experience, subjective and objective data from pts,
and pt preferences
Evidence based practice factors
Steps to Evidence-Based Practice (EBP)/Nursing process (ADOPIE)
Assessment
Diagnosis
Outcome identification
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
purpose of ______ is to collect data and assess pts reaction to diagnosis and illness
purpose of health assessment
What are 3 reasons you would do a complete database assessment?
for pts before surgery, pt being transferred into skilled facility, and going to a new doctor
What is a first-level priority focused on and what database is used?
airway, breathing, circulation (ABCs); emergency database
What is a second-level priority and what database is used?
, cognitive changes and pain; focused database
What is a third-level priority and what database is used?
long-term treatment; focused database
What does AIDET stand for?
Acknowledge
Introduce
Duration
Explain
Thank
What is inspection in the physical assessment?
visual observations; part of every body system
What are the palpations in the physical assessment?
sense of touch (lumps, swelling, temp)
What is percussion in the physical assessment?
helping to assess underlying tissues; tapping middle finger on non-dominant hand (normal or
abnormal)
What sound would you expect to hear when percussing the lungs?
resonant (clear, hollow)
What sound would you expect to hear when percussing a child's lungs?
hyper-resonant (booming)
What sound would you expect to hear when percussing and air-filled viscus organ like the
stomach and intestines?
Tympany (musical and drumlike)
What sound would you expect to hear when percussing a relatively dense organ like the liver or
spleen?
dull (muffled thud)
