NUFT 204 UPDATED ACTUAL Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
primary prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - True prevention that lowers the chances that
a disease will develop
examples of primary prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - Health, education programs,
nutritional programs, and physical fitness activities
secondary prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - This focuses on preventing the spread of
disease, illness or infection once should occurs
Examples of secondary prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - health screenings (diabetes,
high blood pressure, self examinations)
tertiary prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - When a defect or disability is permanent and
irreversible, the goal is to minimize the effects of long-term disease or disability
What are the steps of the nursing process? - CORRECT ANSWER - Assessment, analysis,
diagnosis, outcome, identification, planning, implementation, and evaluation
What happens during the assessment process? - CORRECT ANSWER - You collect as
much information as possible about patient, family or community
The quality and safety education for nurses or QSEN - CORRECT ANSWER - project
was developed with specific knowledge, skills, and attitudes in order to support the learning of
the 6 competencies
-patient- centered care
-teamwork and collab.
-evidence- based practice
-quality improvement
,-safety
-informatics
What two steps are involved in the nursing assessment? - CORRECT ANSWER - One
collection of information from a primary source and secondary source number two the
interpretation and validation of data to determine whether more data is needed
What are the two types of assessment? - CORRECT ANSWER - Patient centered
interview or periodic assessments
When approaching older adults - CORRECT ANSWER - One older adults require more
time for assessment.
- you short but not leading questions.
- listen to a patient carefully.
Allow for pauses and give patient time to tell story.
- use nonverbal, communication, such as patient, direct eye, gazing affirmative, head, nod,
smiling, and forward leaning
subjective data - CORRECT ANSWER - This is your patient's verbal description of their
health problems scouting during the interview.
- may include patient feelings, perceptions, and self-reported symptoms
objective data - CORRECT ANSWER - The finding results from observation of patient
behavior and clinical science as well as direct measurement. This includes what you can see here
and touch.
Handoff Report - CORRECT ANSWER - A transfer and acceptance of patient care
responsibility achieve through effective communication
,What are the three phases of the assessment interview? - CORRECT ANSWER - Number
one orientation or setting an agenda number two working phase collecting data, three termination
of interview
What is the nursing health history? - CORRECT ANSWER - A formal method used to
collect data about a patient
What is biographical information? - CORRECT ANSWER - - Patient's age.
- gender
- address.
- insurance information.
- occupation.
- working status?
- marital status
- referral source.
What is chief concern? - CORRECT ANSWER - The reason why a patient is seeking
healthcare
What do we use when assessing the present illness or health concerns? - CORRECT
ANSWER - PQRST
What does PQRST stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER - P - provokes
Q - quality
R - radiate
S - severity.
T - time
, When assessing pass health history, what do we need to include? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Include a complete medical history, including past and current prescribed and overcounting meds
herbal supplements.
Determinative patient has all allergies, including allergic reactions.
Included description of patient's habits, emotional status and lifestyle patterns.
Assess use of alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, or drugs
What do we include with family history? - CORRECT ANSWER - We must look for wrist
factors, such as breast, ovarian cancer colon cancer, Venus thrombosis, cardiovascular disease,
cerebrovascular disease, and inherited neurological conditions
What is the Review of Systems (ROS)? - CORRECT ANSWER - A systematic review of
each body system
What are the seven parts of the health history? - CORRECT ANSWER - 1. Biographical
data.
2. Chief concern or complaint.
3. History of present illness.
4. Past health history.
5. Family history.
6. Review of systems.
7. Functional assessment, or ADLs.
What is a concept map? - CORRECT ANSWER - A concept map is a visual
representation that allows you to graphically show the connection among patients many health
problems
What is intrapersonal communication? - CORRECT ANSWER - This is communication
with self.
- self talk
- people, thoughts and communicators
Questions and CORRECT Answers
primary prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - True prevention that lowers the chances that
a disease will develop
examples of primary prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - Health, education programs,
nutritional programs, and physical fitness activities
secondary prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - This focuses on preventing the spread of
disease, illness or infection once should occurs
Examples of secondary prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - health screenings (diabetes,
high blood pressure, self examinations)
tertiary prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - When a defect or disability is permanent and
irreversible, the goal is to minimize the effects of long-term disease or disability
What are the steps of the nursing process? - CORRECT ANSWER - Assessment, analysis,
diagnosis, outcome, identification, planning, implementation, and evaluation
What happens during the assessment process? - CORRECT ANSWER - You collect as
much information as possible about patient, family or community
The quality and safety education for nurses or QSEN - CORRECT ANSWER - project
was developed with specific knowledge, skills, and attitudes in order to support the learning of
the 6 competencies
-patient- centered care
-teamwork and collab.
-evidence- based practice
-quality improvement
,-safety
-informatics
What two steps are involved in the nursing assessment? - CORRECT ANSWER - One
collection of information from a primary source and secondary source number two the
interpretation and validation of data to determine whether more data is needed
What are the two types of assessment? - CORRECT ANSWER - Patient centered
interview or periodic assessments
When approaching older adults - CORRECT ANSWER - One older adults require more
time for assessment.
- you short but not leading questions.
- listen to a patient carefully.
Allow for pauses and give patient time to tell story.
- use nonverbal, communication, such as patient, direct eye, gazing affirmative, head, nod,
smiling, and forward leaning
subjective data - CORRECT ANSWER - This is your patient's verbal description of their
health problems scouting during the interview.
- may include patient feelings, perceptions, and self-reported symptoms
objective data - CORRECT ANSWER - The finding results from observation of patient
behavior and clinical science as well as direct measurement. This includes what you can see here
and touch.
Handoff Report - CORRECT ANSWER - A transfer and acceptance of patient care
responsibility achieve through effective communication
,What are the three phases of the assessment interview? - CORRECT ANSWER - Number
one orientation or setting an agenda number two working phase collecting data, three termination
of interview
What is the nursing health history? - CORRECT ANSWER - A formal method used to
collect data about a patient
What is biographical information? - CORRECT ANSWER - - Patient's age.
- gender
- address.
- insurance information.
- occupation.
- working status?
- marital status
- referral source.
What is chief concern? - CORRECT ANSWER - The reason why a patient is seeking
healthcare
What do we use when assessing the present illness or health concerns? - CORRECT
ANSWER - PQRST
What does PQRST stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER - P - provokes
Q - quality
R - radiate
S - severity.
T - time
, When assessing pass health history, what do we need to include? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Include a complete medical history, including past and current prescribed and overcounting meds
herbal supplements.
Determinative patient has all allergies, including allergic reactions.
Included description of patient's habits, emotional status and lifestyle patterns.
Assess use of alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, or drugs
What do we include with family history? - CORRECT ANSWER - We must look for wrist
factors, such as breast, ovarian cancer colon cancer, Venus thrombosis, cardiovascular disease,
cerebrovascular disease, and inherited neurological conditions
What is the Review of Systems (ROS)? - CORRECT ANSWER - A systematic review of
each body system
What are the seven parts of the health history? - CORRECT ANSWER - 1. Biographical
data.
2. Chief concern or complaint.
3. History of present illness.
4. Past health history.
5. Family history.
6. Review of systems.
7. Functional assessment, or ADLs.
What is a concept map? - CORRECT ANSWER - A concept map is a visual
representation that allows you to graphically show the connection among patients many health
problems
What is intrapersonal communication? - CORRECT ANSWER - This is communication
with self.
- self talk
- people, thoughts and communicators
