NUR 2102 Exam 1 (Kahoots, Homeworks,
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The use of critical a) Completes a comprehensive database
thinking skills duirng the
assessment phase of the
nursing process ensures
that the nurse:
a) Completes a
comprehensive database
b) Generates a potentai
problems list
c) Intervenes based on
patient goals and
priorities of care
d) Determines whether
outcomes have been
achieved
The term "clinical True
manifestion" includes
objective and subjective
a) true
b) false
Signs are a) objective
a) objective
b) subjective
,Symptoms are a) subjective
a) subjective
b) objective
The patient rates their S (severity)
headache 8/10. The nurse
knows this provides what
information of the OLD
CARTS symptom
analysis?
A nurse using the c) Focus on the patient's presenting situation
problem-oriented
approach to data
collection will first
a) Complete an
observational overview
b) Disregard cues and
complete the database
questions in
chronological order
c) Focus on the patient's
presenting situation
d) Make accurate
interpretations of the
data
Subject data include: c) A patient's feelings, perceptions, and reported
symptoms
a) Measurments of a
patients health status
b) Observations of a
patient's health status
c) A patient's feelings,
perceptions, and
reported symptoms
d) a description of the
patients behavior
,To gather information b) Perform a thorough nursing health history
about a patient's home
and work surroundings,
the nurse will use which
method of data
collection?
a) Carefully review lab
results
b) Perform a thorough
nursing health history
c) Prolong the
termination phase of the
interview
d) Conduct the physical
assessment before
collecting subjective
information
When interviewing an b) Consider cultural differences during this
older female of Asian assessment
decent, the nurse notices
the patient avoids eye
contact. The nurse
should:
a) Notify the physician to
recommend
psychological evaluation
b) Consider cultural
differences during this
assessment
c) Ask the patient to
make eye contact to
determine her affect
d) Continue with the
interview and document
the patient is depressed
, When asked to describe d) Ethnicity refers to shared identity, race is limited
the differences between to biologic attributes
ethnicity & race, what
should the studnet nurse
explain?
a) Ethnicity and race are
the same and are based
in cultural norms
b) Ethnicity can be
understood only through
an ethnic worldview
c) Race, refers to a
shared identity, ethnicity,
is biologic attributes
d) Ethnicity refers to
shared identity, race is
limited to biologic
attributes
When caring for a patient b) Working within the established family hierarchy
of a different culture, it is produces better outcomes
important for the nurse to
understand that:
a) The nruse should
protect the patient from
family intrusion in her
care
b) Working within the
established family
hierarchy produces
better outcomes
c) Women as primary
caregivers make
independent health
decisions
d) Gender is not a factor
when it comes to role
expectaitons
Practice Tests, ATI's) – Questions With Practical
Solutions
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Terms in this set (159)
The use of critical a) Completes a comprehensive database
thinking skills duirng the
assessment phase of the
nursing process ensures
that the nurse:
a) Completes a
comprehensive database
b) Generates a potentai
problems list
c) Intervenes based on
patient goals and
priorities of care
d) Determines whether
outcomes have been
achieved
The term "clinical True
manifestion" includes
objective and subjective
a) true
b) false
Signs are a) objective
a) objective
b) subjective
,Symptoms are a) subjective
a) subjective
b) objective
The patient rates their S (severity)
headache 8/10. The nurse
knows this provides what
information of the OLD
CARTS symptom
analysis?
A nurse using the c) Focus on the patient's presenting situation
problem-oriented
approach to data
collection will first
a) Complete an
observational overview
b) Disregard cues and
complete the database
questions in
chronological order
c) Focus on the patient's
presenting situation
d) Make accurate
interpretations of the
data
Subject data include: c) A patient's feelings, perceptions, and reported
symptoms
a) Measurments of a
patients health status
b) Observations of a
patient's health status
c) A patient's feelings,
perceptions, and
reported symptoms
d) a description of the
patients behavior
,To gather information b) Perform a thorough nursing health history
about a patient's home
and work surroundings,
the nurse will use which
method of data
collection?
a) Carefully review lab
results
b) Perform a thorough
nursing health history
c) Prolong the
termination phase of the
interview
d) Conduct the physical
assessment before
collecting subjective
information
When interviewing an b) Consider cultural differences during this
older female of Asian assessment
decent, the nurse notices
the patient avoids eye
contact. The nurse
should:
a) Notify the physician to
recommend
psychological evaluation
b) Consider cultural
differences during this
assessment
c) Ask the patient to
make eye contact to
determine her affect
d) Continue with the
interview and document
the patient is depressed
, When asked to describe d) Ethnicity refers to shared identity, race is limited
the differences between to biologic attributes
ethnicity & race, what
should the studnet nurse
explain?
a) Ethnicity and race are
the same and are based
in cultural norms
b) Ethnicity can be
understood only through
an ethnic worldview
c) Race, refers to a
shared identity, ethnicity,
is biologic attributes
d) Ethnicity refers to
shared identity, race is
limited to biologic
attributes
When caring for a patient b) Working within the established family hierarchy
of a different culture, it is produces better outcomes
important for the nurse to
understand that:
a) The nruse should
protect the patient from
family intrusion in her
care
b) Working within the
established family
hierarchy produces
better outcomes
c) Women as primary
caregivers make
independent health
decisions
d) Gender is not a factor
when it comes to role
expectaitons
