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A nurse notes that a shift report states that a patient has
no special skin care needs. The nurse is surprised to
observe reddened areas over bony prominences during
the patient bath. What nursing action is appropriate?
a. Correct the initial assessment form.
b. Redo the initial assessment and document current
findings.
c. Conduct and document an emergency assessment.
d. Perform and document a focused assessment of skin
integrity. - Answer-d. Perform and document a focused
assessment of skin integrity.
A student nurse attempts to perform a nursing history for
the first time. The student nurse asks the instructor how
anyone ever learns all the questions the nurse must ask to
get good baseline data. What would be the instructor's
best reply?
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a. "There's a lot to learn at first, but once it becomes part
of you, you just keep asking the same questions over and
over in each situation until you can do it in your sleep!"
b. "You make the basic questions a part of you and then
learn to modify them for each unique situation, asking
yourself how much you need to know to plan good care."
c. "No one ever really learns how to do this well because
each history is different! I often feel like I'm starting afresh
with each new patient."
d. "Don't worry about learning all of the questions to ask.
Every facility has its own assessment form you must use."
- Answer-b. "You make the basic questions a part of you
and then learn to modify them for each unique situation,
asking yourself how much you need to know to plan good
care."
The nurse collects objective and subjective data when
conducting patient assessments. Which patient situations
are examples of subjective data? Select all that apply.
a. A patient tells the nurse that she is feeling nauseous.
b. A patient's ankles are swollen.
c. A patient tells the nurse that she is nervous about her
test results.
d. A patient complains that the skin on her arms is tingling.
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e. A patient rates his pain as a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10.
f. A patient vomits after eating supper. - Answer-a. A
patient tells the nurse that she is feeling nauseous.
c. A patient tells the nurse that she is nervous about her
test results.
d. A patient complains that the skin on her arms is tingling.
e. A patient rates his pain as a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10.
Read the following scenario and identify the adjective
used to describe the characteristics of patient data that are
numbered below. Put your answers in the correct order.
The nurse is conducting an initial assessment of a 79-
year-old female patient admitted to the hospital with a
diagnosis of dehydration. The nurse (1) uses clinical
reasoning to identify the need to perform a comprehensive
assessment and gather the appropriate patient data. (2)
First the nurse asks the patient about the most important
details leading up to her diagnosis. Then the nurse (3)
collects as much information as possible to understand the
patient's health problems; (4) collects the patient data in
an organized manner; (5) verifies that the data obtained is
pertinent to the patient care plan; and (6) records the data
according to facility's policy. - Answer-(1) Purposeful: The
nurse identifies the purpose of the nursing assessment
(comprehensive) and gathers the appropriate data.
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(2) Prioritized: The nurse gets the most important
information first.
(3) Complete: The nurse gathers as much data as possible
to understand the patient health problem and develop a
care plan.
(4) Systematic: The nurse gathers the information in an
organized manner.
(5) Accurate and relevant: The nurse verifies that the
information is reliable.
(6) Recorded in a standard format: The nurse records the
data according to the facility's policy so that all caregivers
can easily access what is learned.
The nurse practitioner is performing a short assessment of
a newborn who is displaying signs of jaundice. The nurse
observes the infant's skin color and orders a test for
bilirubin levels to report to the primary care provider. What
type of assessment has this nurse performed?
a. Comprehensive
b. Initial
c. Time-lapsed
d. Quick priority - Answer-d. Quick priority
Nurs. 213 Exam 1 ,2026 Actual Complete Real Exam
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A nurse notes that a shift report states that a patient has
no special skin care needs. The nurse is surprised to
observe reddened areas over bony prominences during
the patient bath. What nursing action is appropriate?
a. Correct the initial assessment form.
b. Redo the initial assessment and document current
findings.
c. Conduct and document an emergency assessment.
d. Perform and document a focused assessment of skin
integrity. - Answer-d. Perform and document a focused
assessment of skin integrity.
A student nurse attempts to perform a nursing history for
the first time. The student nurse asks the instructor how
anyone ever learns all the questions the nurse must ask to
get good baseline data. What would be the instructor's
best reply?
,2|Page
a. "There's a lot to learn at first, but once it becomes part
of you, you just keep asking the same questions over and
over in each situation until you can do it in your sleep!"
b. "You make the basic questions a part of you and then
learn to modify them for each unique situation, asking
yourself how much you need to know to plan good care."
c. "No one ever really learns how to do this well because
each history is different! I often feel like I'm starting afresh
with each new patient."
d. "Don't worry about learning all of the questions to ask.
Every facility has its own assessment form you must use."
- Answer-b. "You make the basic questions a part of you
and then learn to modify them for each unique situation,
asking yourself how much you need to know to plan good
care."
The nurse collects objective and subjective data when
conducting patient assessments. Which patient situations
are examples of subjective data? Select all that apply.
a. A patient tells the nurse that she is feeling nauseous.
b. A patient's ankles are swollen.
c. A patient tells the nurse that she is nervous about her
test results.
d. A patient complains that the skin on her arms is tingling.
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e. A patient rates his pain as a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10.
f. A patient vomits after eating supper. - Answer-a. A
patient tells the nurse that she is feeling nauseous.
c. A patient tells the nurse that she is nervous about her
test results.
d. A patient complains that the skin on her arms is tingling.
e. A patient rates his pain as a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10.
Read the following scenario and identify the adjective
used to describe the characteristics of patient data that are
numbered below. Put your answers in the correct order.
The nurse is conducting an initial assessment of a 79-
year-old female patient admitted to the hospital with a
diagnosis of dehydration. The nurse (1) uses clinical
reasoning to identify the need to perform a comprehensive
assessment and gather the appropriate patient data. (2)
First the nurse asks the patient about the most important
details leading up to her diagnosis. Then the nurse (3)
collects as much information as possible to understand the
patient's health problems; (4) collects the patient data in
an organized manner; (5) verifies that the data obtained is
pertinent to the patient care plan; and (6) records the data
according to facility's policy. - Answer-(1) Purposeful: The
nurse identifies the purpose of the nursing assessment
(comprehensive) and gathers the appropriate data.
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(2) Prioritized: The nurse gets the most important
information first.
(3) Complete: The nurse gathers as much data as possible
to understand the patient health problem and develop a
care plan.
(4) Systematic: The nurse gathers the information in an
organized manner.
(5) Accurate and relevant: The nurse verifies that the
information is reliable.
(6) Recorded in a standard format: The nurse records the
data according to the facility's policy so that all caregivers
can easily access what is learned.
The nurse practitioner is performing a short assessment of
a newborn who is displaying signs of jaundice. The nurse
observes the infant's skin color and orders a test for
bilirubin levels to report to the primary care provider. What
type of assessment has this nurse performed?
a. Comprehensive
b. Initial
c. Time-lapsed
d. Quick priority - Answer-d. Quick priority
