NURS 356 Exam 1 || All Solved.
ADPIE correct answers Asses, Diagnose, Plan, Implement, Evaluate
Asses correct answers Gather information: Primary (subjective vs. objective) and secondary.
Diagnose correct answers Identify problem: PES; Problem (NANDA), Etiology (related to r/t),
symptoms (As evidenced by aeb)
Plan correct answers Determine desired outcomes, identify interventions to obtain said outcomes
from Initial, ongoing, to discharge
Prioritize based on ABCs, Safety, and Pain: Outcomes are (SMART) Specific, Measurable,
Attainable, Realistic, Timely
Implement correct answers Perform interventions: Direct( w/ patient) vs Indirect (patients
behalf)
Evaluate correct answers Evaluate patients response/outcomes were outcomes met
Nurse Generalist correct answers Provider of Direct and Indirect care for patient
Nursing Profession Goals (DPIG) correct answers Determine person/system response to human
problem
Provide Holistic care/promote health
Implement disease intervention/prevention
Guide to enable patient to meet own needs
Nursing Core Values (AADIS) correct answers Altruism is concern for welfare of others
, Autonomy/self-determination
Dignity/respect for inherent worth
Integrity acting according to code of ethics/standards of practice
Social justice treat anyone regardless (age, SES, race, etc.)
Patient Specific Plan correct answers based on biological, physical, developmental vs. physical
age, environment and personal situation, risk factors, and human response
Nursing Theory correct answers based on nursing knowledge, theory, research and the
knowledge of other fields
Nursing Process correct answers helps organize, reduce errors, and make care more efficient.
Also a tool for identifying patient problems and organized method for meeting patients needs.
Florence Nightingale correct answers Mother of nursing: Modern nursing and environmental
theory ("to facilitate 'the body's repairative processes' by manipulating clients environment")
Peplau: Interpersonal Theory (1952) correct answers Mother of psychiatric nursing: developing a
nurse-patient relationship, the nurse serves as a resource person, counselor, and surrogate
Orem: Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory (1971) correct answers People perform in self-care
activities improve personal health outcomes. Nurses continually assesses the patient's self-care
and intervenes as needed ensuring patient meet physical, psychological, sociological,
developmental needs
Cochrane (1970s) correct answers Literary inception of evidence-based medicine
Main issue in health care system: limited resources; so clinicians should utilize only the most
effective procedures
Promoted randomized control trials
ADPIE correct answers Asses, Diagnose, Plan, Implement, Evaluate
Asses correct answers Gather information: Primary (subjective vs. objective) and secondary.
Diagnose correct answers Identify problem: PES; Problem (NANDA), Etiology (related to r/t),
symptoms (As evidenced by aeb)
Plan correct answers Determine desired outcomes, identify interventions to obtain said outcomes
from Initial, ongoing, to discharge
Prioritize based on ABCs, Safety, and Pain: Outcomes are (SMART) Specific, Measurable,
Attainable, Realistic, Timely
Implement correct answers Perform interventions: Direct( w/ patient) vs Indirect (patients
behalf)
Evaluate correct answers Evaluate patients response/outcomes were outcomes met
Nurse Generalist correct answers Provider of Direct and Indirect care for patient
Nursing Profession Goals (DPIG) correct answers Determine person/system response to human
problem
Provide Holistic care/promote health
Implement disease intervention/prevention
Guide to enable patient to meet own needs
Nursing Core Values (AADIS) correct answers Altruism is concern for welfare of others
, Autonomy/self-determination
Dignity/respect for inherent worth
Integrity acting according to code of ethics/standards of practice
Social justice treat anyone regardless (age, SES, race, etc.)
Patient Specific Plan correct answers based on biological, physical, developmental vs. physical
age, environment and personal situation, risk factors, and human response
Nursing Theory correct answers based on nursing knowledge, theory, research and the
knowledge of other fields
Nursing Process correct answers helps organize, reduce errors, and make care more efficient.
Also a tool for identifying patient problems and organized method for meeting patients needs.
Florence Nightingale correct answers Mother of nursing: Modern nursing and environmental
theory ("to facilitate 'the body's repairative processes' by manipulating clients environment")
Peplau: Interpersonal Theory (1952) correct answers Mother of psychiatric nursing: developing a
nurse-patient relationship, the nurse serves as a resource person, counselor, and surrogate
Orem: Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory (1971) correct answers People perform in self-care
activities improve personal health outcomes. Nurses continually assesses the patient's self-care
and intervenes as needed ensuring patient meet physical, psychological, sociological,
developmental needs
Cochrane (1970s) correct answers Literary inception of evidence-based medicine
Main issue in health care system: limited resources; so clinicians should utilize only the most
effective procedures
Promoted randomized control trials
