NURS 406 QUIZ NEWEST WITH
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
2026/2027 100% CORRECT
Test-Taking Tip: The nurse must follow the standards set by The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
The nurse applies the nursing process while caring for clients. What is the correct order of steps of the nursing
process? - ANSWER>1.Assessment
2.Diagnosis
3.Planning
4.Implementation
5.Evaluation
The nursing process is a critical thinking process that the nurse uses to apply the best available evidence to
caregiving and promote health functions. The first step of the process is assessment. In this step, the nurse gathers
and analyzes information about the client's health status. The second step of the process is diagnosis. The nurse
uses assessment findings to make clinical judgments and identify the client's response to health problems in the
form of nursing diagnoses. The third step of the process is planning. In this step, the nurse sets goals and expected
, outcomes for the client's care. The nurse selects interventions (nursing and collaborative) individualized to each of
the client's nursing diagnoses. The fourth step of the process is implementation, which involves performing the
planned interventions. In the fifth step, the nurse evaluates the client's response and whether the interventions
were effective. The nursing process is dynamic and continuous.
How does the nurse identify an illness as chronic? Select all that apply.
The illness is reversible and often severe.
The illness persists for longer than six months.
The client may develop life threatening relapse.
The symptoms are intense and appear abruptly.
The illness affects the functioning of one or more systems. - ANSWER>The illness persists for longer than six
months.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
2026/2027 100% CORRECT
Test-Taking Tip: The nurse must follow the standards set by The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
The nurse applies the nursing process while caring for clients. What is the correct order of steps of the nursing
process? - ANSWER>1.Assessment
2.Diagnosis
3.Planning
4.Implementation
5.Evaluation
The nursing process is a critical thinking process that the nurse uses to apply the best available evidence to
caregiving and promote health functions. The first step of the process is assessment. In this step, the nurse gathers
and analyzes information about the client's health status. The second step of the process is diagnosis. The nurse
uses assessment findings to make clinical judgments and identify the client's response to health problems in the
form of nursing diagnoses. The third step of the process is planning. In this step, the nurse sets goals and expected
, outcomes for the client's care. The nurse selects interventions (nursing and collaborative) individualized to each of
the client's nursing diagnoses. The fourth step of the process is implementation, which involves performing the
planned interventions. In the fifth step, the nurse evaluates the client's response and whether the interventions
were effective. The nursing process is dynamic and continuous.
How does the nurse identify an illness as chronic? Select all that apply.
The illness is reversible and often severe.
The illness persists for longer than six months.
The client may develop life threatening relapse.
The symptoms are intense and appear abruptly.
The illness affects the functioning of one or more systems. - ANSWER>The illness persists for longer than six
months.
