NURS 2300: EXAM 1 questions with verified answers
already passed
1. types of ques-
tions on case study, matrix/grid, extended multiple response, drag & drop, bowtie
nursing exams
2. nursing process Systematic method of giving humanistic care that focuses on achieving
outcomes in a cost effective manner.
3. 5 step Assess
nursing
process Diagnose
Plan
Implement
Evaluate
4. 5 Activities Need-
ed to Perform Collect data
a Systematic
As- sessment Verify data
Organize data
Identify Patterns
5. What's
Impor- tant Report & Record data
Data?
Name, age, gender, admitting
diagnosis Medical/surgical history,
chronic illnesses Advanced
Directives
Laboratory Data/Diagnostic tests
Medications
Allergies
Support
Services
Psychosocial/Cultural Assessment
Emotional state
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
,NURS 2300: EXAM 1 questions with verified answers
already passed
6. theory - Speculation about something not proved, though it may be well accepted
- Begin with hypotheses
,NURS 2300: EXAM 1 questions with verified answers
already passed
-Nursing theories now more complex
-Role in Evidence Based Practice
7. model diagram of concepts
more concrete
conceptual
8. 4 key concepts client/patient, health, environment, nursing
to
common
nursing
models
9. what are the 2 grand theory and middle range theory
types of nursing
theories?
10. grand theory Represents ideas and thinking of nursing as a whole
11. examples of Roy's Adaptation model
grand theories Orem's Self-Care Model
King's Model of Goal Attainment
Johnson Behavioral Systems Model
Neumann Healthcare system model
Watson's Theory of Human Caring
12. Roy Adaptation - grand model
Model - Goal: client reaches highest level of functioning through adaptation
- Man as a dynamic entity with input and output
- Baseline data from assessment
13. Orem's Self-Care - Health care is each individual's own responsibility
Model - The nurse helps clients direct and carry out activities to help maintain
,NURS 2300: EXAM 1 questions with verified answers
already passed
or improve
health
- Client: biological, psychological, social being with capacity for self-care
already passed
1. types of ques-
tions on case study, matrix/grid, extended multiple response, drag & drop, bowtie
nursing exams
2. nursing process Systematic method of giving humanistic care that focuses on achieving
outcomes in a cost effective manner.
3. 5 step Assess
nursing
process Diagnose
Plan
Implement
Evaluate
4. 5 Activities Need-
ed to Perform Collect data
a Systematic
As- sessment Verify data
Organize data
Identify Patterns
5. What's
Impor- tant Report & Record data
Data?
Name, age, gender, admitting
diagnosis Medical/surgical history,
chronic illnesses Advanced
Directives
Laboratory Data/Diagnostic tests
Medications
Allergies
Support
Services
Psychosocial/Cultural Assessment
Emotional state
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
,NURS 2300: EXAM 1 questions with verified answers
already passed
6. theory - Speculation about something not proved, though it may be well accepted
- Begin with hypotheses
,NURS 2300: EXAM 1 questions with verified answers
already passed
-Nursing theories now more complex
-Role in Evidence Based Practice
7. model diagram of concepts
more concrete
conceptual
8. 4 key concepts client/patient, health, environment, nursing
to
common
nursing
models
9. what are the 2 grand theory and middle range theory
types of nursing
theories?
10. grand theory Represents ideas and thinking of nursing as a whole
11. examples of Roy's Adaptation model
grand theories Orem's Self-Care Model
King's Model of Goal Attainment
Johnson Behavioral Systems Model
Neumann Healthcare system model
Watson's Theory of Human Caring
12. Roy Adaptation - grand model
Model - Goal: client reaches highest level of functioning through adaptation
- Man as a dynamic entity with input and output
- Baseline data from assessment
13. Orem's Self-Care - Health care is each individual's own responsibility
Model - The nurse helps clients direct and carry out activities to help maintain
,NURS 2300: EXAM 1 questions with verified answers
already passed
or improve
health
- Client: biological, psychological, social being with capacity for self-care
