FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING PRACTICE
EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100%
VERIFIED.
A facility is using ______ nursing care when scientifically sound research data
are used to make nursing care decisions.
Evidence-based
Evidence-based nursing care uses
solid, scientific data to make decisions about the nursing practice
Most nurses see nursing as focusing on the entire person and his response to
cellular changes. This global perspective of nursing is known as a nursing:
Paradigm (worldview or ideology)
What is the most global conceptual framework of a discipline?
Paradigm
A nurse has an educational background that prepares her to manage research
project. Which nursing degree does this nurse most likely hold?
Doctoral degree
What is wrong with this nursing order? "3/10/2010. Provide measures to relieve
anxiety at every patient contact. J. King, R.N."
Is vaguely worded (and is not individualized)
-it should specify which measures to use to relieve the patients anxiety
...
GOALS, not nursing interventions, need target times.
Which nurse is clearly using evidence-based practice? One who uses an
intervention:
Published in the clinical practice guidelines of a national group
, When do people typically begin to increase awareness of the compelling reality
of death?
Young Adulthood
&
Middle Age
During what age group does people typically become more aware of the reality
of death (thats ones life is limited), EVEN WITHOUT A LIFE-THREATING
ILLNESS?
Middle Age
What process is continuous?
the nursing process
Evaluation provides information to begin:
another cycle of care
Nursing interventions are performed for the purpose of assessing health status,
preventing and treating illness or disease, and promoting health. True or False?
True:
Nursing interventions are actions based on clinical judgement and nursing
knowledge. They are performed for the purpose of assessing health status,
preventing and treating illness or disease, and promoting health.
The client has a nursing diagnosis of impaired Physical Mobility. Which of the
following is a Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) outcome label to use
with this diagnosis?
Activities of daily living
(physicical activity and strength outcomes are specific goals because they use the
word "INCREASE," implying a target behavior.
NOC outcomes are
broad neutral labels, NOT goal statements
The nurse develops a goal on the nursing care plan that states: 9/26/10, 0900-
By 0800 tomorrow, will reach tube-feeding goal of 80 mL/hour. How can the
EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100%
VERIFIED.
A facility is using ______ nursing care when scientifically sound research data
are used to make nursing care decisions.
Evidence-based
Evidence-based nursing care uses
solid, scientific data to make decisions about the nursing practice
Most nurses see nursing as focusing on the entire person and his response to
cellular changes. This global perspective of nursing is known as a nursing:
Paradigm (worldview or ideology)
What is the most global conceptual framework of a discipline?
Paradigm
A nurse has an educational background that prepares her to manage research
project. Which nursing degree does this nurse most likely hold?
Doctoral degree
What is wrong with this nursing order? "3/10/2010. Provide measures to relieve
anxiety at every patient contact. J. King, R.N."
Is vaguely worded (and is not individualized)
-it should specify which measures to use to relieve the patients anxiety
...
GOALS, not nursing interventions, need target times.
Which nurse is clearly using evidence-based practice? One who uses an
intervention:
Published in the clinical practice guidelines of a national group
, When do people typically begin to increase awareness of the compelling reality
of death?
Young Adulthood
&
Middle Age
During what age group does people typically become more aware of the reality
of death (thats ones life is limited), EVEN WITHOUT A LIFE-THREATING
ILLNESS?
Middle Age
What process is continuous?
the nursing process
Evaluation provides information to begin:
another cycle of care
Nursing interventions are performed for the purpose of assessing health status,
preventing and treating illness or disease, and promoting health. True or False?
True:
Nursing interventions are actions based on clinical judgement and nursing
knowledge. They are performed for the purpose of assessing health status,
preventing and treating illness or disease, and promoting health.
The client has a nursing diagnosis of impaired Physical Mobility. Which of the
following is a Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) outcome label to use
with this diagnosis?
Activities of daily living
(physicical activity and strength outcomes are specific goals because they use the
word "INCREASE," implying a target behavior.
NOC outcomes are
broad neutral labels, NOT goal statements
The nurse develops a goal on the nursing care plan that states: 9/26/10, 0900-
By 0800 tomorrow, will reach tube-feeding goal of 80 mL/hour. How can the
