NUR 230- Exam 1 (2026-2027 Recent
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#1 protective factor against transmission of infection
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What is step 1 of the nursing process
Assessment
What does the assessment consist of
Health history & physical examination
(collecting subjective and objective data)
What are interdependent factors that affect the clients health
Mind, body, spirit
what is assessment
collecting objective and subjective data
what is diagnosis
analyzing subjective and objective data to make and prioritize
professional clinical judgements
what is subjective data
information perceived only by the affected person
( pain, hunger, feelings, perceptions, desires, preferences, beliefs,
ideals, values and personal information )
what is objective data
What you observe and can measure
, What is an initial comprehensive assessment
Collection of subjective data about the client's perception of health
of all body parts or systems, past medical history, family history,
and lifestyle and health practices.
collection of objective data by a step by step physical examination
what is an ongoing or partial assessment
Data collection that occurs after the comprehensive database is
established
a mini overview of clients body systems and holistic health
patterns are reassessed, follow-up on health status
what is a focused assessment
when a comprehensive database exists for a client who comes to a
health care agency with specific concern
consists of thorough assessment of a particular client problem and
does not address areas not related to the problem
what is an emergency assessment
Very rapid assessment performed in life-threatening situations (
choking, drowning, cardiac arrest )
ABC - airway, breathing, circulation
what are the steps of health assessment
collection of subjective data
collection of objective data
validation of data
documentation of data
when should a nurse review clients medical record
before meeting with the client
what is basic biographical data
age, sex, religion, education level, occupation
what four techniques are used to obtain objective data
inspection, palpating, percussion, auscultation
what is inspection
using vision, smell and hearing to observe and detect normal and
abnormal findings
Version) with High-Yield Questions and
100% Verified Answers / Fully Solved /
Already Graded A+
#1 protective factor against transmission of infection
hand washing!
What is step 1 of the nursing process
Assessment
What does the assessment consist of
Health history & physical examination
(collecting subjective and objective data)
What are interdependent factors that affect the clients health
Mind, body, spirit
what is assessment
collecting objective and subjective data
what is diagnosis
analyzing subjective and objective data to make and prioritize
professional clinical judgements
what is subjective data
information perceived only by the affected person
( pain, hunger, feelings, perceptions, desires, preferences, beliefs,
ideals, values and personal information )
what is objective data
What you observe and can measure
, What is an initial comprehensive assessment
Collection of subjective data about the client's perception of health
of all body parts or systems, past medical history, family history,
and lifestyle and health practices.
collection of objective data by a step by step physical examination
what is an ongoing or partial assessment
Data collection that occurs after the comprehensive database is
established
a mini overview of clients body systems and holistic health
patterns are reassessed, follow-up on health status
what is a focused assessment
when a comprehensive database exists for a client who comes to a
health care agency with specific concern
consists of thorough assessment of a particular client problem and
does not address areas not related to the problem
what is an emergency assessment
Very rapid assessment performed in life-threatening situations (
choking, drowning, cardiac arrest )
ABC - airway, breathing, circulation
what are the steps of health assessment
collection of subjective data
collection of objective data
validation of data
documentation of data
when should a nurse review clients medical record
before meeting with the client
what is basic biographical data
age, sex, religion, education level, occupation
what four techniques are used to obtain objective data
inspection, palpating, percussion, auscultation
what is inspection
using vision, smell and hearing to observe and detect normal and
abnormal findings
