NURS 200 Nursing Process and Care Plan questions
with correct answers
foundational part of the nursing process Correct Answer-assessment
what is the nursing process Correct Answer-assessment, diagnosis,
planning, implementing, evaluation
assessment data come from where Correct Answer-biophysical,
psychological, sociocultural, spiritual, and environmental, the "patient
story"
what is patient data often called Correct Answer-cues
using clinical reasoning to evaluate the significance of the assessment
data. Recognizing and evaluating cues Correct Answer-analyzing
choosing the right nursing priority Correct Answer-diagnosis
identification and determination of appropriate patient-specific
outcomes/goals Correct Answer-planning
nursing interventions to help patient meet the goal Correct Answer-
implementing
, evaluate nursing care/patient status and make necessary revisions
Correct Answer-evaluating
patient data is ____ and ____ data Correct Answer-subjective and
objective data
examples of subjective and objective data Correct Answer-viral signs,
labs, diagnostic tests, physical assessment findings, patient statements,
etc.
what goes in the first column of the care plan Correct Answer-patient
data, their signs and symptoms, the assessment cues
what does not go in the assessment data column Correct Answer-normal
signs. ONLY pertinent data
critical thinking is needed here. clinical reasoning is used to make
judgments about the patients health/needs, etc. Correct Answer-analysis
Using clinical reasoning to evaluate the significance of the assessment
data; recognizing & evaluating 'cues' Correct Answer-analysis
what principle is important to remember during analysis Correct
Answer-prioritization
ABCs of prioritization Correct Answer-airway, breathing, circulation
with correct answers
foundational part of the nursing process Correct Answer-assessment
what is the nursing process Correct Answer-assessment, diagnosis,
planning, implementing, evaluation
assessment data come from where Correct Answer-biophysical,
psychological, sociocultural, spiritual, and environmental, the "patient
story"
what is patient data often called Correct Answer-cues
using clinical reasoning to evaluate the significance of the assessment
data. Recognizing and evaluating cues Correct Answer-analyzing
choosing the right nursing priority Correct Answer-diagnosis
identification and determination of appropriate patient-specific
outcomes/goals Correct Answer-planning
nursing interventions to help patient meet the goal Correct Answer-
implementing
, evaluate nursing care/patient status and make necessary revisions
Correct Answer-evaluating
patient data is ____ and ____ data Correct Answer-subjective and
objective data
examples of subjective and objective data Correct Answer-viral signs,
labs, diagnostic tests, physical assessment findings, patient statements,
etc.
what goes in the first column of the care plan Correct Answer-patient
data, their signs and symptoms, the assessment cues
what does not go in the assessment data column Correct Answer-normal
signs. ONLY pertinent data
critical thinking is needed here. clinical reasoning is used to make
judgments about the patients health/needs, etc. Correct Answer-analysis
Using clinical reasoning to evaluate the significance of the assessment
data; recognizing & evaluating 'cues' Correct Answer-analysis
what principle is important to remember during analysis Correct
Answer-prioritization
ABCs of prioritization Correct Answer-airway, breathing, circulation
