NSG 100 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
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SOLUTIONS/GRADE A+ ASSURED
Define clinical decision making - ✔✔ correct answer A process nurses use to evaluate and select the
best actions to meet
desired goals
What is the deliberate nonlinear process of collecting, interpreting, analyzing, drawing conclusions
about, presenting, and evaluating information that is both factual and belief-based? - ✔✔ correct
answer Critical Thinking
What are the six components within critical thinking? - ✔✔ correct answer Creativity, Intellect,
Inquiry, Intuition, Reflection, Reasoning
What is the difference b/w deductive and inductive reasoning? - ✔✔ correct answer Deductive: Top
Down, starts with general ideas
Inductive: Bottom Up, starts with specific ideas
What is clinical reasoning? - ✔✔ correct answer the thinking process by which a nurse reaches a
clinical judgement
What is a clinical judgement about a person or family situation or response to a health concern or life
process? - ✔✔ correct answer Nursing Diagnosis
In which step of Tanner's clinical judgment model does one use logical reasoning to gain
understanding about a situation and determine the appropriate action? - ✔✔ correct answer
Interpreting
What is the deliberate and systematic collection of data about a client's health status to identify
concerns and needs that can be managed by nursing care? - ✔✔ correct answer Assessment
What kind of assessment may be performed on an initial assessment to gather information about a
specific problem? - ✔✔ correct answer Focused assessment
In data collection, PCPs and medical records are considered what kind of source? - ✔✔ correct
answer Secondary source
, NSG 100 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH LATEST ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS/GRADE A+ ASSURED
What are the steps in analyzing assessment data? - ✔✔ correct answer 1. Comparing data to identify
significant cues
2. Clustering cues to identify a hypothesis
3. Identifying gaps or inconsistencies
What is the purpose of assessment? - ✔✔ correct answer To establish a database about the patient's
perceived needs,health problems, and responses to these problems.
A client's health history is considered subjective or objective data? - ✔✔ correct answer Subjective
What is a set of signs or symptoms gathered during assessment that you group together in a logical
way and contain defining characteristics that are observable and verifiable? - ✔✔ correct answer
Data cluster
What do you do if two nursing diagnoses are found? - ✔✔ correct answer Reevaluate and prioritize
The related to (r/t) factor is also considered the - ✔✔ correct answer The condition or etiological
factor
"Impaired physical mobility related to prescribed movement restrictions" exhibits what kind of
etiology? - ✔✔ correct answer Treatment
"Acute pain related to uterine contractions" exhibits what kind of etiology? - ✔✔ correct answer
Pathophysiological
What are the four types of nursing diagnoses? - ✔✔ correct answer Actual: Has defining
characteristics
Risk: Human responses to life processes that may develop
Health promotion: Desire to enhance wellbeing
Syndrome: Specific cluster that occur together
WITH LATEST ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS/GRADE A+ ASSURED
Define clinical decision making - ✔✔ correct answer A process nurses use to evaluate and select the
best actions to meet
desired goals
What is the deliberate nonlinear process of collecting, interpreting, analyzing, drawing conclusions
about, presenting, and evaluating information that is both factual and belief-based? - ✔✔ correct
answer Critical Thinking
What are the six components within critical thinking? - ✔✔ correct answer Creativity, Intellect,
Inquiry, Intuition, Reflection, Reasoning
What is the difference b/w deductive and inductive reasoning? - ✔✔ correct answer Deductive: Top
Down, starts with general ideas
Inductive: Bottom Up, starts with specific ideas
What is clinical reasoning? - ✔✔ correct answer the thinking process by which a nurse reaches a
clinical judgement
What is a clinical judgement about a person or family situation or response to a health concern or life
process? - ✔✔ correct answer Nursing Diagnosis
In which step of Tanner's clinical judgment model does one use logical reasoning to gain
understanding about a situation and determine the appropriate action? - ✔✔ correct answer
Interpreting
What is the deliberate and systematic collection of data about a client's health status to identify
concerns and needs that can be managed by nursing care? - ✔✔ correct answer Assessment
What kind of assessment may be performed on an initial assessment to gather information about a
specific problem? - ✔✔ correct answer Focused assessment
In data collection, PCPs and medical records are considered what kind of source? - ✔✔ correct
answer Secondary source
, NSG 100 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH LATEST ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS/GRADE A+ ASSURED
What are the steps in analyzing assessment data? - ✔✔ correct answer 1. Comparing data to identify
significant cues
2. Clustering cues to identify a hypothesis
3. Identifying gaps or inconsistencies
What is the purpose of assessment? - ✔✔ correct answer To establish a database about the patient's
perceived needs,health problems, and responses to these problems.
A client's health history is considered subjective or objective data? - ✔✔ correct answer Subjective
What is a set of signs or symptoms gathered during assessment that you group together in a logical
way and contain defining characteristics that are observable and verifiable? - ✔✔ correct answer
Data cluster
What do you do if two nursing diagnoses are found? - ✔✔ correct answer Reevaluate and prioritize
The related to (r/t) factor is also considered the - ✔✔ correct answer The condition or etiological
factor
"Impaired physical mobility related to prescribed movement restrictions" exhibits what kind of
etiology? - ✔✔ correct answer Treatment
"Acute pain related to uterine contractions" exhibits what kind of etiology? - ✔✔ correct answer
Pathophysiological
What are the four types of nursing diagnoses? - ✔✔ correct answer Actual: Has defining
characteristics
Risk: Human responses to life processes that may develop
Health promotion: Desire to enhance wellbeing
Syndrome: Specific cluster that occur together
