NUR 3066: Quiz 1 | UPDATED Questions with 100%
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Q1: What does assessment mean?
A: collection of data about an individual's health state
Q2: Subjective data
A: what the subject says about themselves during assessment
Q3: Objective Data
A: what you sense during assessment process
see, hear, smell, feel
Q4: Database
A: entire patient's file, including lab studies
Q5: Diagnostic reasoning
A: analyzing all data and drawing conclusions to identify diagnosis
Q6: First-Level Priority
A: emergent, life threatening
ABC's
airway
breathing
circulation
Q7: second-level priority
A: needs attention before it becomes a first level
Q8: examples of second level priorities
A: mental status change
acute pain
infection risk
abnormal labs
safety risks
Q9: third-level priorities
A: important, but can be helped after first and second levels are cleared
Q10: Third-level priority problems
, A: knowledge deficit, mobility issues, family coping
Q11: complete database
A: complete health history and full physical examination. done in primary care settings
includes minor things like wisdom teeth removal at early age
Q12: focused (problem-centered) database
A: collect a targeted history and physical examination around area of concern. completed
in all settings
Q13: follow-up database
A: used to check status of known issue to verify if change has occured
completed in all settings
Q14: emergency database
A: urgent, rapid collection of info in conjunction with life-saving measures. complete
database can follow once patient is stable
Q15: culture
A: includes attitudes, values, beliefs, norms, and roles
Q16: culture is
A: learned from birth
shared by all group members
adapted to environmental factors
always changing
sub-cultures may share different beliefs, values, attitudes, norms
Q17: socialization
A: raised within a culture and acquiring the norms, values
Q18: ethnicity
A: social group that may share traits - geographic origin, religion, language, values,
traditions
Q19: acculturation
A: adopting culture and behaviors of the major culture
Q20: biomedical/scientific beliefs
A: all events have cause/effect
bacteria & viruses cause diseases
Verified Answers
Q1: What does assessment mean?
A: collection of data about an individual's health state
Q2: Subjective data
A: what the subject says about themselves during assessment
Q3: Objective Data
A: what you sense during assessment process
see, hear, smell, feel
Q4: Database
A: entire patient's file, including lab studies
Q5: Diagnostic reasoning
A: analyzing all data and drawing conclusions to identify diagnosis
Q6: First-Level Priority
A: emergent, life threatening
ABC's
airway
breathing
circulation
Q7: second-level priority
A: needs attention before it becomes a first level
Q8: examples of second level priorities
A: mental status change
acute pain
infection risk
abnormal labs
safety risks
Q9: third-level priorities
A: important, but can be helped after first and second levels are cleared
Q10: Third-level priority problems
, A: knowledge deficit, mobility issues, family coping
Q11: complete database
A: complete health history and full physical examination. done in primary care settings
includes minor things like wisdom teeth removal at early age
Q12: focused (problem-centered) database
A: collect a targeted history and physical examination around area of concern. completed
in all settings
Q13: follow-up database
A: used to check status of known issue to verify if change has occured
completed in all settings
Q14: emergency database
A: urgent, rapid collection of info in conjunction with life-saving measures. complete
database can follow once patient is stable
Q15: culture
A: includes attitudes, values, beliefs, norms, and roles
Q16: culture is
A: learned from birth
shared by all group members
adapted to environmental factors
always changing
sub-cultures may share different beliefs, values, attitudes, norms
Q17: socialization
A: raised within a culture and acquiring the norms, values
Q18: ethnicity
A: social group that may share traits - geographic origin, religion, language, values,
traditions
Q19: acculturation
A: adopting culture and behaviors of the major culture
Q20: biomedical/scientific beliefs
A: all events have cause/effect
bacteria & viruses cause diseases
