Nurs 1100 exam 1 Questions With Complete Solutions
4 competencies Correct Answers cognitive, technical,
interpersonal, ethical/legal
4 types of nursing outcomes Correct Answers cognitive- up in
patient knowledge
psychomotor- patient achievement ( new skills)
affective- change in patient values, belief and attitude
physiologic- physical change in patient
5 nursing process steps Correct Answers 1. Assessment- collect
data
2. Diagnosis- analyze data and identify potential health problem
3. Planning- write expected patient outcomes
4. Implementation- carrying out the care plan
5. Evaluation- measuring extent to which patient achieved
outcome
Airborne precautions Correct Answers -small particles less than
5 mcg
-measles, varicella, tuberculosis
private room, mask and respiratory protection device
-negative pressure airflow
C diff precautions Correct Answers gown and gloves
-disinfect pt belongings daily
-wash hands with soap and water
, Charting by exception (CBE) Correct Answers drawback not as
much detail may be harder to prove that high quality care was
given
charting by exception Correct Answers advantage- less charting
time, greater emphasis on significant data
- disadvantage- not much detail harder to prove high-quality
care
chlorhexidine gluconate (hibiclens) Correct Answers used for
bathing
- reduce colonization of skin with pathogens and is on important
measure utilized by institutions
- daily bathing with chlorhexidine has been to shown to decrease
transmission and infection of MRSA
confused or agitated patients Correct Answers chair alarm, bed
alarm, call light within reach
dentures Correct Answers store in cold water when not in
mouth (wrap if dry)
direct and indirect Correct Answers direct- @ bedside, passing
meds
indirect- labwork
droplet precautions Correct Answers -protect against droplets
larger than 5 mcg
-rubella, mumps, diptheria
4 competencies Correct Answers cognitive, technical,
interpersonal, ethical/legal
4 types of nursing outcomes Correct Answers cognitive- up in
patient knowledge
psychomotor- patient achievement ( new skills)
affective- change in patient values, belief and attitude
physiologic- physical change in patient
5 nursing process steps Correct Answers 1. Assessment- collect
data
2. Diagnosis- analyze data and identify potential health problem
3. Planning- write expected patient outcomes
4. Implementation- carrying out the care plan
5. Evaluation- measuring extent to which patient achieved
outcome
Airborne precautions Correct Answers -small particles less than
5 mcg
-measles, varicella, tuberculosis
private room, mask and respiratory protection device
-negative pressure airflow
C diff precautions Correct Answers gown and gloves
-disinfect pt belongings daily
-wash hands with soap and water
, Charting by exception (CBE) Correct Answers drawback not as
much detail may be harder to prove that high quality care was
given
charting by exception Correct Answers advantage- less charting
time, greater emphasis on significant data
- disadvantage- not much detail harder to prove high-quality
care
chlorhexidine gluconate (hibiclens) Correct Answers used for
bathing
- reduce colonization of skin with pathogens and is on important
measure utilized by institutions
- daily bathing with chlorhexidine has been to shown to decrease
transmission and infection of MRSA
confused or agitated patients Correct Answers chair alarm, bed
alarm, call light within reach
dentures Correct Answers store in cold water when not in
mouth (wrap if dry)
direct and indirect Correct Answers direct- @ bedside, passing
meds
indirect- labwork
droplet precautions Correct Answers -protect against droplets
larger than 5 mcg
-rubella, mumps, diptheria
