TEST BANK PHARMACOLOGY A PATIENT-CENTERED NURSING PROCESS APPROACH, 11TH
EDITION BY LINDA E
,TEST BANK PHARMACOLOGY A PATIENT-CENTERED
NURSING PROCESS APPROACH, 11TH EDITION BY
LINDA E. MCCUISTION CHAPTER 1-58 NEWEST
VERSION
Chapterwa01:waThewaNursingwaProcesswaandwaPatient-CenteredwaCare
McCuistion:waPharmacology:waAwaPatient-CenteredwaNursingwaProcesswaApproach,wa11thwaEdition
MULTIPLEwaCHOICE
1. Allwaofwathewafollowingwawouldwabewaconsideredwasubjectivewadata,waEXCEPT:
a. Patient-reportedwa healthwa history
b. Patient-reportedwasignswaandwasymptomswaofwatheirwaillness
c. Financialwabarrierswareportedwabywathewapatient’swacaregiver.
d. Vitalwasignswaobtainedwafromwathewamedicalwarecord.
CORRECT::waD.
Subjectivewadatawaiswabasedwaonwawhatwapatientswaorwafamilywamemberswacommunicate
watowathewanurse.waPatient-
reportedwahealthwahistory,wasignswaandwasymptoms,waandwacaregiverwareportedwafinancia
lwabarrierswawouldwabewaconsideredwasubjectivewadata.waVitalwasignswaobtainedwafromwathe
wamedicalwarecordwawouldwabewaconsideredwaobjectivewadata.
DIF: CognitivewaLevel:waUnderstandingwa(Comprehension)
TOPIC:waNursingwaProcess:waPlanningMSC:w a NCLEX:waManagementwaof
waClientwaCare
2. Thewanursewaiswausingwadatawacollectedwatowadefinewaawasetwaofwainterventionswatowa
achievewathewamostwadesirableoutcomes.waWhichwaofwathewafollowingwastepswaiswat
hewanursewaapplying?
a. Recognizingwacueswa(assessment)
b. Analyzewacueswa&waprioritizewahypothesiswa(analysis)
c. Generatewasolutionswa(planning)
d. Takewaactionwa(nursingwainterventions)
CORRECT::wa C
Whenwageneratingwasolutionswa(planning),wathewanursewaidentifieswaexpectedwaoutcomeswaan
dwauseswathewapatient’swaproblem(s)watowadefinewaawasetwaofwainterventionswatowaachievewath
ewamostwadesirablewaoutcomes.waRecognizingwacueswa(assessment)wainvolveswathewagathering
waofwacueswa(information)wafromwathewapatientwaaboutwatheirwahealthwaandwalifestylewapractic
es,wawhichwaarewaimportantwafactswathatwaaidwathewanursewainwamakingwaclinicalwacarewadecisi
ons.waPrioritizingwahypothesiswaiswausedwatowaorganizewaandwarankwathewapatientwaproblem(s)
identified.waFinally,watakingwaactionwainvolveswaimplementationwaofwanursingwainterventionswat
owaaccomplishwathewaexpectedwaoutcomes.
DIF:
CognitivewaLevel:waUnderstandin
gwa(Comprehension)TOPIC:waNursingwaPr
, ocess:
NursingwaIntervention
MSC:w a NCLEX:waManagementwaofwaClientwaCare
3. Awa5-year-oldwachildwawithwatypewa1wadiabeteswamellituswahaswahadwarepeatedwahospitalizationswafor
, episodeswaofhyperglycemia.waThewaparentswatellwathewanursewathatwatheywacan’twakeepwatrackwaofwaeverythi
ng
EDITION BY LINDA E
,TEST BANK PHARMACOLOGY A PATIENT-CENTERED
NURSING PROCESS APPROACH, 11TH EDITION BY
LINDA E. MCCUISTION CHAPTER 1-58 NEWEST
VERSION
Chapterwa01:waThewaNursingwaProcesswaandwaPatient-CenteredwaCare
McCuistion:waPharmacology:waAwaPatient-CenteredwaNursingwaProcesswaApproach,wa11thwaEdition
MULTIPLEwaCHOICE
1. Allwaofwathewafollowingwawouldwabewaconsideredwasubjectivewadata,waEXCEPT:
a. Patient-reportedwa healthwa history
b. Patient-reportedwasignswaandwasymptomswaofwatheirwaillness
c. Financialwabarrierswareportedwabywathewapatient’swacaregiver.
d. Vitalwasignswaobtainedwafromwathewamedicalwarecord.
CORRECT::waD.
Subjectivewadatawaiswabasedwaonwawhatwapatientswaorwafamilywamemberswacommunicate
watowathewanurse.waPatient-
reportedwahealthwahistory,wasignswaandwasymptoms,waandwacaregiverwareportedwafinancia
lwabarrierswawouldwabewaconsideredwasubjectivewadata.waVitalwasignswaobtainedwafromwathe
wamedicalwarecordwawouldwabewaconsideredwaobjectivewadata.
DIF: CognitivewaLevel:waUnderstandingwa(Comprehension)
TOPIC:waNursingwaProcess:waPlanningMSC:w a NCLEX:waManagementwaof
waClientwaCare
2. Thewanursewaiswausingwadatawacollectedwatowadefinewaawasetwaofwainterventionswatowa
achievewathewamostwadesirableoutcomes.waWhichwaofwathewafollowingwastepswaiswat
hewanursewaapplying?
a. Recognizingwacueswa(assessment)
b. Analyzewacueswa&waprioritizewahypothesiswa(analysis)
c. Generatewasolutionswa(planning)
d. Takewaactionwa(nursingwainterventions)
CORRECT::wa C
Whenwageneratingwasolutionswa(planning),wathewanursewaidentifieswaexpectedwaoutcomeswaan
dwauseswathewapatient’swaproblem(s)watowadefinewaawasetwaofwainterventionswatowaachievewath
ewamostwadesirablewaoutcomes.waRecognizingwacueswa(assessment)wainvolveswathewagathering
waofwacueswa(information)wafromwathewapatientwaaboutwatheirwahealthwaandwalifestylewapractic
es,wawhichwaarewaimportantwafactswathatwaaidwathewanursewainwamakingwaclinicalwacarewadecisi
ons.waPrioritizingwahypothesiswaiswausedwatowaorganizewaandwarankwathewapatientwaproblem(s)
identified.waFinally,watakingwaactionwainvolveswaimplementationwaofwanursingwainterventionswat
owaaccomplishwathewaexpectedwaoutcomes.
DIF:
CognitivewaLevel:waUnderstandin
gwa(Comprehension)TOPIC:waNursingwaPr
, ocess:
NursingwaIntervention
MSC:w a NCLEX:waManagementwaofwaClientwaCare
3. Awa5-year-oldwachildwawithwatypewa1wadiabeteswamellituswahaswahadwarepeatedwahospitalizationswafor
, episodeswaofhyperglycemia.waThewaparentswatellwathewanursewathatwatheywacan’twakeepwatrackwaofwaeverythi
ng
