NRS 110 exam 1 review || Fully Reviewed Exam – A+
Verified Answers Included!!
ANA + what it does correct answers American Nurse Association
- established standard nursing practice
- encourages evidence-based research for nursing process
- represents nursing in court
pathway to nursing correct answers 1. graduate from accredited program
2. Pass NCLEX-RN
3. HAVE to be licensed by STATE BOARD OF NURSING
who grants nurse's legal RIGHT to practice? correct answers state board of nursing
licensure correct answers nurse's legal AUTHORITY to practice as nursing professional
nursing aims correct answers - Promote health
- Prevent illnes
- Restore health
- Facilitate coping w/ disability/death
madeline leininger correct answers theory of transcultural nursing
- learning how to care for others from different culture from your own
hariet tubman correct answers nurse during the underground railroad
dorothea orem correct answers theory of self-care deficit
- promoted the idea of education pts. + family on how to promote health
florence nightingale correct answers mother of modern nursing
- wrote "notes of/on nursing" book
nursing process (ADPIE) correct answers - Assessment (interviewing pt.; subjective/objective
data KNOW THE DIFF)
- Diagnosis (analyzing data + pt. response to health; nursing/medical diagnosis KNOW THE
DIFF)
- Planning (careplan; nursing goal/pt. goal)
- Implementation (intervention; therapeutic/diagnostic/teaching/referral)
- Evaluation (did the careplan work? were the goals achieved? IF NOT, go back and revise plan)
, patient goal correct answers - includes a time frame (ex: pt. will walk hallway by end of this
week)
- relates to nursing diagnosis
- includes target time (ex: in 24 hours pt. fluid intake inc. by 2000mL)
nursing goal correct answers - BROAD goal
- relates to nursing diagnosis + aims of nursing
- SHORT STATEMENT
- promote, maintain, improve, restore, facilitate (ex: promote hygiene)
short-term pt. goal correct answers - LESS than 1 week
- ex: pt. will have dec. drainage from wound in 2 days
long-term pt. goal correct answers - MORE than 1 week
- ex: pt. will have no drainage from wound in approx. 2 weeks
nursing diagnoses correct answers - actual/potential health PROBLEM that can be resolves by
INDEPENDENT nursing intervention
- ex: impaired skin integrity (intervention: move pt. every 2 hrs)
inpatient correct answers stays in hospital overnight/more than 24hrs
outpatient correct answers does not stay overnight
medicARE correct answers people over 65 yo. + disabled
medicAID correct answers people of ANY age w/ low income
medical diagnoses correct answers - identify DISEASES/DISORDERS
- directs primary treatment
- ex: myocardial infarction (MI) is for medical diagnoses
3 levels of preventative care correct answers 1. primary - PREVENT illness, client is NOT sick
yet (ex: exercise, vaccines)
2. secondary - SCREENING for early detection/diagnosis
3. tertiary - TREATING illness (ex: PT, medication, rehab)
maslow's hierarchy of needs correct answers lvl 1: physiological needs (water, food)
lvl 2: safety + security (bed rails)
lvl 3: love + belongings (family/friends)
lvl 4: self-esteem needs (self-care; self-respect)
lvl 5: self-actualization (accepting who you are; acceptance of a disease + making the best out of
it)
formula for nursing diagnoses (PES) correct answers - Problem: identifies what's
wrong/unhealthy abt pt. (ex: self-care deficit)
Verified Answers Included!!
ANA + what it does correct answers American Nurse Association
- established standard nursing practice
- encourages evidence-based research for nursing process
- represents nursing in court
pathway to nursing correct answers 1. graduate from accredited program
2. Pass NCLEX-RN
3. HAVE to be licensed by STATE BOARD OF NURSING
who grants nurse's legal RIGHT to practice? correct answers state board of nursing
licensure correct answers nurse's legal AUTHORITY to practice as nursing professional
nursing aims correct answers - Promote health
- Prevent illnes
- Restore health
- Facilitate coping w/ disability/death
madeline leininger correct answers theory of transcultural nursing
- learning how to care for others from different culture from your own
hariet tubman correct answers nurse during the underground railroad
dorothea orem correct answers theory of self-care deficit
- promoted the idea of education pts. + family on how to promote health
florence nightingale correct answers mother of modern nursing
- wrote "notes of/on nursing" book
nursing process (ADPIE) correct answers - Assessment (interviewing pt.; subjective/objective
data KNOW THE DIFF)
- Diagnosis (analyzing data + pt. response to health; nursing/medical diagnosis KNOW THE
DIFF)
- Planning (careplan; nursing goal/pt. goal)
- Implementation (intervention; therapeutic/diagnostic/teaching/referral)
- Evaluation (did the careplan work? were the goals achieved? IF NOT, go back and revise plan)
, patient goal correct answers - includes a time frame (ex: pt. will walk hallway by end of this
week)
- relates to nursing diagnosis
- includes target time (ex: in 24 hours pt. fluid intake inc. by 2000mL)
nursing goal correct answers - BROAD goal
- relates to nursing diagnosis + aims of nursing
- SHORT STATEMENT
- promote, maintain, improve, restore, facilitate (ex: promote hygiene)
short-term pt. goal correct answers - LESS than 1 week
- ex: pt. will have dec. drainage from wound in 2 days
long-term pt. goal correct answers - MORE than 1 week
- ex: pt. will have no drainage from wound in approx. 2 weeks
nursing diagnoses correct answers - actual/potential health PROBLEM that can be resolves by
INDEPENDENT nursing intervention
- ex: impaired skin integrity (intervention: move pt. every 2 hrs)
inpatient correct answers stays in hospital overnight/more than 24hrs
outpatient correct answers does not stay overnight
medicARE correct answers people over 65 yo. + disabled
medicAID correct answers people of ANY age w/ low income
medical diagnoses correct answers - identify DISEASES/DISORDERS
- directs primary treatment
- ex: myocardial infarction (MI) is for medical diagnoses
3 levels of preventative care correct answers 1. primary - PREVENT illness, client is NOT sick
yet (ex: exercise, vaccines)
2. secondary - SCREENING for early detection/diagnosis
3. tertiary - TREATING illness (ex: PT, medication, rehab)
maslow's hierarchy of needs correct answers lvl 1: physiological needs (water, food)
lvl 2: safety + security (bed rails)
lvl 3: love + belongings (family/friends)
lvl 4: self-esteem needs (self-care; self-respect)
lvl 5: self-actualization (accepting who you are; acceptance of a disease + making the best out of
it)
formula for nursing diagnoses (PES) correct answers - Problem: identifies what's
wrong/unhealthy abt pt. (ex: self-care deficit)
