"Fundamentals of Nursing 8th ed. ADPIE Questions And Answers With Verified Solutions Graded A+

Actual Nursing Diagnoses - Answer-represent problems that have been validated by the presence of major defining characteristics. 4 components: label, definition, defining characteristics, and related factor. Assessing - Answer-systematically collect patient data assessment measures vs evaluative measures - Answer-they are same except evaluative measures are done when decisions are made about patients status/progress. Evaluative measures are assessment skills/techniques to determine if known problems have remained the same, improved, worsened, or otherwise changed. Care plan revision - Answer-If goal is met, discontinue that portion of care plane. If unmet or partially met means continue. Characteristic: Universally Applicable In Nursing Situations - Answer-Mastering the nursing process gives you a valuable tool you can use with ease in any nursing situation. Characteristics of the nursing process - Answer-systematic, Dynamic, Interpersonal, Outcome Oriented, Universally applicable in Nursing Situations Characteristics: Dynamic - Answer-In reality, there is a great interaction in overlapping of the 5 steps. All 5 stages occurs almost simultaneously. Characteristics: Interpersonal - Answer-Nurses are person centered rather than task centered. Characteristics: Outcome Oriented - Answer-Nurses and patients need to work together to identify specific outcomes related to (health promotion, disease and illness prevention, health restoration, coping with altered functioning) determine which outcomes are most important to the patient and and to match them with the appropriate nursing actions.Characteristics: Systematic - Answer-the nursing process directs each step of nursing care, a sequential, ordered manner (you can't Implement without first planning) Components of the nursing process - Answer-Assessing, Diagnosing, Planning, Implementing, and Evaluating Criterion-based evaluation - Answer-knowing what to look for Diagnosing - Answer-clearly identify patient strengths and actual/potential problems Discontinuing a care plan - Answer-when it's mutually determined with patient goals and expressed outcomes have been met Evaluating - Answer-evaluate the effectiveness of the plan of care in terms of patient goal achievement Evaluation - Answer-final step of the nursing process. Determone if patients well-being has improved expected outcomes - Answer-an end result that is expected,desirable and observable and translates into observable patient behavior