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Tested Actual Questions and Answers

Question 1.
Define Determining important information to collect? (Getting the information.

Correct Answer: Collecting data that will affect the plan of the initial care of the
patient as well as what information requires vigilant monitoring of patient.


Question 2.
Define Scanning the Environment? (Getting the information.

Correct Answer: to quickly look over a location (immediate surroundings)
identify any dangers or threats and use the information to make decisions.


Question 3.
Define Identify- ing signs and symptoms? (Getting the information.

Correct Answer: 1. Objective Data: Nurse can measure or observe 2.Subjective
Data: The Patient, family member, or others tell the nurse which is not
objectively measured.


Question 4.
Define Assess- ing Systematically and comprehensively? (Getting the information.

Correct Answer: Making sure all information about a patient is gathered so the
nurse can plan the Necessary care for the patient as well as identify any
potential problems that might occur or are already occurring.


Question 5.
Define Ensuring Accurate Information? (Getting the information.

Correct Answer: Verifying that collected information is accurate.


Question 6.
Define Cluster- ing related information? (Making meaning of the information

Correct Answer: Grouping together information with a common theme to
determine issues, problems, or concerns.


Question 7.
Define Identify- ing assumptions? (Making meaning of the information

Correct Answer: Being aware of something that is taken for granted

, Question 8.
Define Recognizing inconsistencies? (Making meaning of the information

Correct Answer: identifying information that lacks harmony or agreement.


Question 9.
Define Distinguishing relevant from Irrelevant information? (Making meaning of the
information

Correct Answer: Pertinent information that bears upon or is connected to
situation or matter at hand


Question 10.
Define Judging how much ambiguity is acceptable? (Making meaning of the information

Correct Answer: Being unclear, Uncertain, or vague, occurs when factors
relating to a situation make applying a rule somewhat grey. (Wiggle room)


Question 11.
Define Compar- ing and Contrast? (Making meaning of the information

Correct Answer: Looking at 2 more situations that are similar by some common
characteristics


Question 12.
Define Predicting Potential Complications? (Making meaning of the information

Correct Answer: The possibility that something untoward can happen in a
situation resulting in an adverse reaction that aggravates or worsens the
current status of a patient


Question 13.
Define Collaborating with Healthcare team members? (Making meaning of the information

Correct Answer: To Cooperatively work with others by engaging in open
communication while demonstrating mutual respect and sharing decision
making.


Question 14.
Define Determining patient care needs healthcare environment issues? (Making meaning
of the information

Correct Answer: Accurately stating the issues, needs, problems, concerns or
anything else that requires attention.

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