Fundamentals of Nursing Chapter 17: Analysis and Nursing
Diagnosis UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
WHEN is a nursing diagnosis made? A nursing diagnosis is made when a nurse has applied all elements of critical
thinking in making the clinical judgment that leads to identifying health-related
problems based on patient data
medical diagnosis The identification of a disease condition based on an evaluation of physical signs,
symptoms, a patients medical history, and diagnostic tests and procedures.
It is the language health care providers (physicians, APRN) use to communicate
patient's health problems and associated treatments and responses.
Nursing Diagnosis A clinical judgment made by a registered nurse to describe a patient's response
or vulnerability to health conditions or life events that the nurse is licensed and
competent to treat.
Nurses treat patients' responses to medical health conditions.
collaborative problems ( type of diagnoses) requires both medical and nursing interventions to treat. Nurses practice with
other health care professionals to manage certain types of collaborative
problems.
interprofessional collaboration when health care providers from various disciplines and patients communicate
and consider one another's unique perspectives, they will better manage the
multiple factors that influence the health of individuals, families, and communities.
What is the International Classification for Nursing a standard terminology system used across the world referring to nursing
Practice (ICNP) diagnoses.
What is NANDA International? a terminology system that provides standard, formal diagnostic statements
(labels) based on analyzed, clustered and interpreted assessment data.
What is the nursing diagnostic reasoning? the process of analyzing health data and drawing conclusions to identify
diagnoses
What is data clusters? critically organizing all data elements about a patients into meaningful patterns.
A set of assessment findings is a group of data elements that are objective or
subjective signs, symptoms, or risk factor that leads you into making a diagnostic
conclusion
Diagnosis UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
WHEN is a nursing diagnosis made? A nursing diagnosis is made when a nurse has applied all elements of critical
thinking in making the clinical judgment that leads to identifying health-related
problems based on patient data
medical diagnosis The identification of a disease condition based on an evaluation of physical signs,
symptoms, a patients medical history, and diagnostic tests and procedures.
It is the language health care providers (physicians, APRN) use to communicate
patient's health problems and associated treatments and responses.
Nursing Diagnosis A clinical judgment made by a registered nurse to describe a patient's response
or vulnerability to health conditions or life events that the nurse is licensed and
competent to treat.
Nurses treat patients' responses to medical health conditions.
collaborative problems ( type of diagnoses) requires both medical and nursing interventions to treat. Nurses practice with
other health care professionals to manage certain types of collaborative
problems.
interprofessional collaboration when health care providers from various disciplines and patients communicate
and consider one another's unique perspectives, they will better manage the
multiple factors that influence the health of individuals, families, and communities.
What is the International Classification for Nursing a standard terminology system used across the world referring to nursing
Practice (ICNP) diagnoses.
What is NANDA International? a terminology system that provides standard, formal diagnostic statements
(labels) based on analyzed, clustered and interpreted assessment data.
What is the nursing diagnostic reasoning? the process of analyzing health data and drawing conclusions to identify
diagnoses
What is data clusters? critically organizing all data elements about a patients into meaningful patterns.
A set of assessment findings is a group of data elements that are objective or
subjective signs, symptoms, or risk factor that leads you into making a diagnostic
conclusion
