NR302 Health Assessment 1 Week 3 EDAPT Complete
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Assessment, Clinical Judgment, Emergency Assessment,
Discharge Planning and NCLEX Review Latest Updated
2026
Complete each sentence by selecting the correct term from the dropdown menu.
The ______________ assessment is often collected in a primary care setting, such as a
women's health clinic.
When a client is experiencing a short-term problem, such as a rash, the care provider
conducts a(n) __________________ assessment.
Persons with chronic conditions, such as sickle-cell anemia, are seen by their primary care
provider for __________________________ assessment.
For a client with cardiac arrest, a(n) ______________________________ assessment may be
obtained from relatives.
Complete
Problem centered
Follow up
Emergency
,RATIONALE: The complete, or total health, assessment is often collected in a primary care
setting, such as a clinic or office. It is also collected when an individual is first admitted to an
acute or long-term care facility. The purpose is to collect data on current and past health
status against which future changes can be measured.
Clients experiencing short-term, non-life-threatening issues require a problem-centered
assessment. Consider the vacationer whose child gets a rash and is taken to an urgent care
center.
Follow-up assessments are routinely completed to monitor the health status of individuals
with chronic diseases.
Emergency assessments are completed when a client’s safety and/or life is in imminent
danger, such as during a cardiac arrest, drug overdose, or at the scene of an accident.
What determines the frequency of assessment needed for each individual?
Insurance company regulations
The person's health and wellness needs
Guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
The age of the individual being assessed
The person's health and wellness needs
RATIONALE: The correct answer is the person’s health and wellness needs.
Data obtained from each assessment determines not only treatment for current alterations in
health, but the frequency and type of follow-up assessments. While the CDC and health
,insurance companies often provide evidence-based recommendations for care, it is the
clinical judgment of the care team that makes the final determination.
While age is included in the assessment data for each individual, it is not the only evidence
used to determine assessment frequency.
Which statements about holistic health are correct? Select all that apply.
Lifestyle choices have no impact on overall health.
Disease results from factors within and outside of the body.
Societal influences, including family, have little influence on individual health practices.
Each person is an active part of their own health and wellness.
Views the mind, body, and spirit as vital to overall wellness.
Disease results from factors within and outside of the body.
Each person is an active part of their own health and wellness.
Views the mind, body, and spirit as vital to overall wellness.
RATIONALE: Holistic health believes health is a complex state influenced by the entire person
(mind, body, and spirit) and their environment. Factors that contribute to health are both
internal (e.g., genetics, lifestyle, and culture) and external (e.g., pollution, access to
healthcare, and global pandemics) to the individual. From the perspective of holistic health,
individuals are healthiest when they are actively involved in promoting their own wellness.
The nursing health assessment focuses on supporting total health and wellness.
, Correct answers are:
Views the mind, body, and spirit as vital to overall wellness.
Disease results from factors within and outside of the body.
Each person is an active part of their own health and wellness.
Select the cues that, when clustered, indicate that Jason's condition is not life-threatening.
Alert enough to search for his phone
Stopped at a traffic signal when the accident happened
Able to pick glass out of his arm
Sitting upright on the sidewalk
His car door window on the driver's side was shattered
Alert enough to search for his phone
Able to pick glass out of his arm
Sitting upright on the sidewalk
Select the documented cues that require further assessment to support Mr. Chaudhury's
(pronouns: he/him/his), the cyclist's, ability to care for himself after discharge.
Complete assessment on the admission flowsheet. A 76-year-old male was admitted to the
emergency department (ED) with a left femoral compound fracture resulting from hitting a
Exam Questions Verified and Provided with Complete A+
Graded Answers | Holistic Health, Types of Health
Assessment, Clinical Judgment, Emergency Assessment,
Discharge Planning and NCLEX Review Latest Updated
2026
Complete each sentence by selecting the correct term from the dropdown menu.
The ______________ assessment is often collected in a primary care setting, such as a
women's health clinic.
When a client is experiencing a short-term problem, such as a rash, the care provider
conducts a(n) __________________ assessment.
Persons with chronic conditions, such as sickle-cell anemia, are seen by their primary care
provider for __________________________ assessment.
For a client with cardiac arrest, a(n) ______________________________ assessment may be
obtained from relatives.
Complete
Problem centered
Follow up
Emergency
,RATIONALE: The complete, or total health, assessment is often collected in a primary care
setting, such as a clinic or office. It is also collected when an individual is first admitted to an
acute or long-term care facility. The purpose is to collect data on current and past health
status against which future changes can be measured.
Clients experiencing short-term, non-life-threatening issues require a problem-centered
assessment. Consider the vacationer whose child gets a rash and is taken to an urgent care
center.
Follow-up assessments are routinely completed to monitor the health status of individuals
with chronic diseases.
Emergency assessments are completed when a client’s safety and/or life is in imminent
danger, such as during a cardiac arrest, drug overdose, or at the scene of an accident.
What determines the frequency of assessment needed for each individual?
Insurance company regulations
The person's health and wellness needs
Guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
The age of the individual being assessed
The person's health and wellness needs
RATIONALE: The correct answer is the person’s health and wellness needs.
Data obtained from each assessment determines not only treatment for current alterations in
health, but the frequency and type of follow-up assessments. While the CDC and health
,insurance companies often provide evidence-based recommendations for care, it is the
clinical judgment of the care team that makes the final determination.
While age is included in the assessment data for each individual, it is not the only evidence
used to determine assessment frequency.
Which statements about holistic health are correct? Select all that apply.
Lifestyle choices have no impact on overall health.
Disease results from factors within and outside of the body.
Societal influences, including family, have little influence on individual health practices.
Each person is an active part of their own health and wellness.
Views the mind, body, and spirit as vital to overall wellness.
Disease results from factors within and outside of the body.
Each person is an active part of their own health and wellness.
Views the mind, body, and spirit as vital to overall wellness.
RATIONALE: Holistic health believes health is a complex state influenced by the entire person
(mind, body, and spirit) and their environment. Factors that contribute to health are both
internal (e.g., genetics, lifestyle, and culture) and external (e.g., pollution, access to
healthcare, and global pandemics) to the individual. From the perspective of holistic health,
individuals are healthiest when they are actively involved in promoting their own wellness.
The nursing health assessment focuses on supporting total health and wellness.
, Correct answers are:
Views the mind, body, and spirit as vital to overall wellness.
Disease results from factors within and outside of the body.
Each person is an active part of their own health and wellness.
Select the cues that, when clustered, indicate that Jason's condition is not life-threatening.
Alert enough to search for his phone
Stopped at a traffic signal when the accident happened
Able to pick glass out of his arm
Sitting upright on the sidewalk
His car door window on the driver's side was shattered
Alert enough to search for his phone
Able to pick glass out of his arm
Sitting upright on the sidewalk
Select the documented cues that require further assessment to support Mr. Chaudhury's
(pronouns: he/him/his), the cyclist's, ability to care for himself after discharge.
Complete assessment on the admission flowsheet. A 76-year-old male was admitted to the
emergency department (ED) with a left femoral compound fracture resulting from hitting a
