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PPN102 EXAM WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS

1. What is the primary purpose of prioritizing nursing diagnoses? -
ANSWER-To rank client problems based on urgency to ensure effective
and timely patient care.



2. What are the three categories of nursing priorities? - ANSWER-High,
intermediate, and low priority.



3. Why is continuous assessment necessary in the nursing process? -
ANSWER-Because a patient's condition may evolve, requiring
adjustments to established care priorities.



4. How are nursing goals defined? - ANSWER-As specific client behaviors
or responses achieved through nursing diagnoses or collaborative
problem resolution.



5. What two characteristics must expected outcomes possess to be
effective? - ANSWER-They must be measurable and time-bound.



6. What is an independent nursing intervention? - ANSWER-An action a
nurse can initiate without a physician's order, such as patient
education or comfort measures.



7. What characterizes a dependent nursing intervention? - ANSWER-It
requires a physician's order, such as administering medications or
specific medical treatments.

, 8. What are the five key elements of the evaluation process? - ANSWER-
Identifying evaluative criteria, collecting data, interpreting data,
documenting findings, and revising the care plan.



9. What is the role of reflective practice in the evaluation process? -
ANSWER-It allows nurses to critically assess their interventions and
outcomes to improve future care.



10. What are four common physiological changes in older adults? -
ANSWER-Grey hair, decreased cough reflex, thickening of blood vessel
walls, and decalcification of bones.



11. What is 'Ageism'? - ANSWER-Discrimination against individuals
based on their age, often resulting in negative stereotypes and
treatment.



12. Define 'Personhood' in the context of geriatric care. - ANSWER-
The quality of being an individual, emphasizing the recognition of older
adults as unique people with their own life stories.



13. What is 'Role Transition' in older adulthood? - ANSWER-The
psychological and physical shifts between social roles that older adults
may either embrace or resist.



14. What does the concept of 'Citizenship' imply for older adults? -
ANSWER-The right of all individuals to belong to a community and be
treated with dignity and respect.



15. What is the focus of Erikson's Ego Development Model? -
ANSWER-The acceptance of one's life cycle and the importance of
reflecting on personal meaning in life.

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