NUR 215 MODULE 1-2 EXAM
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ABC's - Answer: airway, breathing, circulation
WHAT TYPES OF THINGS CAN A NURSE DO WITHOUT A
DOCTORS ORDER? - Answer: -TURNING A PATIENT
-PROVIDNG COMFORT
-GROOMING/BATHING
-PATIENT EDUCATION
-PREVENTING FALLS
-ICEPACKS/HEAT PADS
What can a nurse do if he/she is asked to do something out of
their scope? - Answer: nurses should refuse to practice beyond
their legal scope of practice and use the formal chain of
command to verbalize concerns related to these assignments
3 levels of prevention - Answer: Primary Prevention
Secondary Prevention
,Tertiary Prevention
primary - Answer: First or most significant(designed to prevent
or slow the onset of disease)
secondary - Answer: Screening activities and education for
detecting illnesses in the early stages
territory - Answer: Focuses on stopping the disease from
progressing and returning the individual to the pre-illness phase
5 steps of the nursing process - Answer: 1. Assessment
2. Diagnosis
3. Planning
4. Implementation
5. Evaluation
Assessment - Answer: Involves gathering data about the patient
and their health status; Info is related to the physiological,
psychological, sociocultural, developmental, and spiritual status
of the individual
Analysis/Diagnosis - Answer: use information/data from the
assessment phase to identify the specific problem
, planning - Answer: encompasses identifying goals and
outcomes, choosing interventions, and creating nursing care
plans
Nursing Diagnosis vs Medical Diagnosis - Answer: *Nursing
Diagnosis: Focus on patient response & Identify potential
problems
*Medical Diagnosis:Disease process
Primary emphasis on identifying
the current problem
*Both use physical assessment, interviewing and observing as
ways
to derive the diagnosis
*Both are designed for planning patient care
Inital Planning - Answer: Begins with the first patient contact;
Refers to the development of the initial comprehensive care
plan
ongoing planning - Answer: Changes made in the plan; Allows
you to prioritize the problem(s) the patient has
discharge planning - Answer: Process of planning a self-care and
continuity of care after the patient leaves the healthcare setting
LATEST UPDATE VERIFIED
QUESTIONS & DETAILED
EXPLANATIONS GRADED A+
Professional Academic Assistance Services
ABC's - Answer: airway, breathing, circulation
WHAT TYPES OF THINGS CAN A NURSE DO WITHOUT A
DOCTORS ORDER? - Answer: -TURNING A PATIENT
-PROVIDNG COMFORT
-GROOMING/BATHING
-PATIENT EDUCATION
-PREVENTING FALLS
-ICEPACKS/HEAT PADS
What can a nurse do if he/she is asked to do something out of
their scope? - Answer: nurses should refuse to practice beyond
their legal scope of practice and use the formal chain of
command to verbalize concerns related to these assignments
3 levels of prevention - Answer: Primary Prevention
Secondary Prevention
,Tertiary Prevention
primary - Answer: First or most significant(designed to prevent
or slow the onset of disease)
secondary - Answer: Screening activities and education for
detecting illnesses in the early stages
territory - Answer: Focuses on stopping the disease from
progressing and returning the individual to the pre-illness phase
5 steps of the nursing process - Answer: 1. Assessment
2. Diagnosis
3. Planning
4. Implementation
5. Evaluation
Assessment - Answer: Involves gathering data about the patient
and their health status; Info is related to the physiological,
psychological, sociocultural, developmental, and spiritual status
of the individual
Analysis/Diagnosis - Answer: use information/data from the
assessment phase to identify the specific problem
, planning - Answer: encompasses identifying goals and
outcomes, choosing interventions, and creating nursing care
plans
Nursing Diagnosis vs Medical Diagnosis - Answer: *Nursing
Diagnosis: Focus on patient response & Identify potential
problems
*Medical Diagnosis:Disease process
Primary emphasis on identifying
the current problem
*Both use physical assessment, interviewing and observing as
ways
to derive the diagnosis
*Both are designed for planning patient care
Inital Planning - Answer: Begins with the first patient contact;
Refers to the development of the initial comprehensive care
plan
ongoing planning - Answer: Changes made in the plan; Allows
you to prioritize the problem(s) the patient has
discharge planning - Answer: Process of planning a self-care and
continuity of care after the patient leaves the healthcare setting
