NUFT 202 EXAM CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION SCRIPT 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ correct goal statement. Answer: patient will ambulate independently
in 3 days
⩥ Correct Outcome Statement. Answer: Subject + verb + condition +
performance criteria/qualifier + target time (Ex. "The patient will drink
1000 mI. in 24 hours.")
- patient ambulates in the hall 3 times a day by 4/22
⩥ Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC). Answer: Links outcomes to
NANDA-I nursing diagnoses
use this resource to select goals and outcomes for your patients. Many
health care institutions use this as part of the infrastructure of their
documentation system.
Helps standardize nursing care on the national and international level to
accurately measure nursing interventions
⩥ writing goals and expected outcomes. Answer: must be patient-
centered
,SMART acronym (specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, timed)
⩥ S- Specific or singular goal or outcome. Answer: The goal and
outcome must be singular addressing only one behavior, perception, or
physiological response
Be specific as specificity allows you to decide if there is a need to
modify the plan of care
⩥ M-Measurable. Answer: You should be able to measure or observe if
chang takes place in a patients status. Changes occur in physiological
findings and in patients knowledge, perception, and behavior
-terms describing quality, quantity, frequency, length, or weight allow
you to evaluate outcomes precisely
⩥ A-Attainable. Answer: for a patient's health to improve he or she must
be able to attain the outcomes of care that are set; mutually set attainable
goals and outcomes increase a patents motivation and cooperation
⩥ R-Realistic. Answer: you set realistic time-specific goal and outcomes
within the patients limitations and abilities
realistic goals give patients a sense of hope. To establish realistic goals,
assess the resources of a patient, health care facility, and family
⩥ T-Time. Answer: each goal and outcome is time limited so the health
care team has a common tome frame for problem resolution
, Time frame depends on the nature of the problem, etiology, overall
condition of the patient, and treatment setting. There are two types time
frame goals 'short term and long term
⩥ Short term goals. Answer: objective behavior or response that you
expect a patient to achieve in a short time frame - usually less than a
week
⩥ long term goals. Answer: objective behavior or response that you
expect a patient to achieve over a longer period of time- usually over
several days, weeks, or months
⩥ critical thinking in planning nursing care. Answer: Nursing
interventions,
Independent,
Dependent,
Collaborative nursing interventions
The 6 factors nurses use to select nursing diagnoses.
⩥ Interventions. Answer: the full range of strategies designed to protect
health and prevent disease, disability, and death
EVALUATION SCRIPT 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ correct goal statement. Answer: patient will ambulate independently
in 3 days
⩥ Correct Outcome Statement. Answer: Subject + verb + condition +
performance criteria/qualifier + target time (Ex. "The patient will drink
1000 mI. in 24 hours.")
- patient ambulates in the hall 3 times a day by 4/22
⩥ Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC). Answer: Links outcomes to
NANDA-I nursing diagnoses
use this resource to select goals and outcomes for your patients. Many
health care institutions use this as part of the infrastructure of their
documentation system.
Helps standardize nursing care on the national and international level to
accurately measure nursing interventions
⩥ writing goals and expected outcomes. Answer: must be patient-
centered
,SMART acronym (specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, timed)
⩥ S- Specific or singular goal or outcome. Answer: The goal and
outcome must be singular addressing only one behavior, perception, or
physiological response
Be specific as specificity allows you to decide if there is a need to
modify the plan of care
⩥ M-Measurable. Answer: You should be able to measure or observe if
chang takes place in a patients status. Changes occur in physiological
findings and in patients knowledge, perception, and behavior
-terms describing quality, quantity, frequency, length, or weight allow
you to evaluate outcomes precisely
⩥ A-Attainable. Answer: for a patient's health to improve he or she must
be able to attain the outcomes of care that are set; mutually set attainable
goals and outcomes increase a patents motivation and cooperation
⩥ R-Realistic. Answer: you set realistic time-specific goal and outcomes
within the patients limitations and abilities
realistic goals give patients a sense of hope. To establish realistic goals,
assess the resources of a patient, health care facility, and family
⩥ T-Time. Answer: each goal and outcome is time limited so the health
care team has a common tome frame for problem resolution
, Time frame depends on the nature of the problem, etiology, overall
condition of the patient, and treatment setting. There are two types time
frame goals 'short term and long term
⩥ Short term goals. Answer: objective behavior or response that you
expect a patient to achieve in a short time frame - usually less than a
week
⩥ long term goals. Answer: objective behavior or response that you
expect a patient to achieve over a longer period of time- usually over
several days, weeks, or months
⩥ critical thinking in planning nursing care. Answer: Nursing
interventions,
Independent,
Dependent,
Collaborative nursing interventions
The 6 factors nurses use to select nursing diagnoses.
⩥ Interventions. Answer: the full range of strategies designed to protect
health and prevent disease, disability, and death
