Exam 3: NUR 202/ NUR202 (Latest
2026/27 Update) Maternal-Newborn
Nursing Review| Questions & Answers|
Grade A| 100% Correct (Verified
Solutions)- Fortis
1. What is implementation in the nursing process? - CORRECTANSWERCarrying out
nursing interventions to help the patient meet goals and improve health.
2. How are priorities set during implementation? - CORRECTANSWERBased on
urgency and importance of patient problems.
3. What are the three levels of priority? - CORRECTANSWERHigh (emergent),
Intermediate (non-life-threatening), Low (future well-being).
4. What is a high priority problem? - CORRECTANSWERLife-threatening issues that
need immediate action.
5. What is an intermediate priority problem? - CORRECTANSWERProblems that are
not life-threatening but still require attention.
6. What is a low priority problem? - CORRECTANSWERIssues that affect long-term
health or well-being.
,7. What was James Carter's main problem after surgery? - CORRECTANSWERActivity
intolerance due to fatigue and shortness of breath.
8. What is a nursing diagnosis? - CORRECTANSWERA clinical judgment about a
patient's response to health conditions.
9. How are outcomes written? - CORRECTANSWER"The patient will..." followed by a
measurable goal.
10. What are standardized nursing interventions? - CORRECTANSWEREvidence-
based actions used to improve patient outcomes.
11. What are clinical practice guidelines? - CORRECTANSWERRecommendations
based on research for treating specific conditions.
12. What is a care bundle? - CORRECTANSWERA group of evidence-based
interventions used together for better outcomes.
13. What are standing orders? - CORRECTANSWERPre-approved medical orders
nurses can follow without waiting for a provider.
, 14. What is the Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC)? - CORRECTANSWERA
system that provides standardized language for nursing care.
15. What are independent nursing interventions? - CORRECTANSWERActions nurses
can perform without a doctor's order.
16. What are dependent interventions? - CORRECTANSWERActions that require a
physician's order.
17. What are collaborative (interdependent) interventions? -
CORRECTANSWERActions that involve multiple healthcare professionals working
together.
18. What is direct care? - CORRECTANSWERHands-on care given directly to the
patient (ex: ADLs, teaching, treatments).
19. What is indirect care? - CORRECTANSWERCare done away from the patient (ex:
charting, delegating tasks).
20. What factors are considered when choosing interventions? -
CORRECTANSWERPatient outcomes, diagnosis, research, feasibility, patient
preference, nurse skill.
2026/27 Update) Maternal-Newborn
Nursing Review| Questions & Answers|
Grade A| 100% Correct (Verified
Solutions)- Fortis
1. What is implementation in the nursing process? - CORRECTANSWERCarrying out
nursing interventions to help the patient meet goals and improve health.
2. How are priorities set during implementation? - CORRECTANSWERBased on
urgency and importance of patient problems.
3. What are the three levels of priority? - CORRECTANSWERHigh (emergent),
Intermediate (non-life-threatening), Low (future well-being).
4. What is a high priority problem? - CORRECTANSWERLife-threatening issues that
need immediate action.
5. What is an intermediate priority problem? - CORRECTANSWERProblems that are
not life-threatening but still require attention.
6. What is a low priority problem? - CORRECTANSWERIssues that affect long-term
health or well-being.
,7. What was James Carter's main problem after surgery? - CORRECTANSWERActivity
intolerance due to fatigue and shortness of breath.
8. What is a nursing diagnosis? - CORRECTANSWERA clinical judgment about a
patient's response to health conditions.
9. How are outcomes written? - CORRECTANSWER"The patient will..." followed by a
measurable goal.
10. What are standardized nursing interventions? - CORRECTANSWEREvidence-
based actions used to improve patient outcomes.
11. What are clinical practice guidelines? - CORRECTANSWERRecommendations
based on research for treating specific conditions.
12. What is a care bundle? - CORRECTANSWERA group of evidence-based
interventions used together for better outcomes.
13. What are standing orders? - CORRECTANSWERPre-approved medical orders
nurses can follow without waiting for a provider.
, 14. What is the Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC)? - CORRECTANSWERA
system that provides standardized language for nursing care.
15. What are independent nursing interventions? - CORRECTANSWERActions nurses
can perform without a doctor's order.
16. What are dependent interventions? - CORRECTANSWERActions that require a
physician's order.
17. What are collaborative (interdependent) interventions? -
CORRECTANSWERActions that involve multiple healthcare professionals working
together.
18. What is direct care? - CORRECTANSWERHands-on care given directly to the
patient (ex: ADLs, teaching, treatments).
19. What is indirect care? - CORRECTANSWERCare done away from the patient (ex:
charting, delegating tasks).
20. What factors are considered when choosing interventions? -
CORRECTANSWERPatient outcomes, diagnosis, research, feasibility, patient
preference, nurse skill.
