NUR 216 MODULE 1 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE
ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS
Health Ans✓✓✓the state of complete physical, social, and mental well-
being and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity
Primary Prevention Ans✓✓✓the prevention of disease, limits exposure
to hazards and risks, as well as make healthy lifestyle choices.
Secondary Prevention Ans✓✓✓screenings done to detect disease in its
early stage.
Tertiary Prevention Ans✓✓✓healthcare and treatment after an injury or
illness has occurred
Assessment Diagnose Plan Implement Evaluate Ans✓✓✓What is the
Nursing Process?
Recognize cues, analyze cues, prioritize hypothesis, generate solutions,
take action, evaluate outcomes Ans✓✓✓What is the clinical Judgement
Model?
Critical Thinking Ans✓✓✓happens during the assessment and requires
the nurse to be able to think, recall knowledge, and to recognize the
differences between normal and abnormal findings.
, Clinical Judgment Ans✓✓✓An interpretation of a patient's needs,
concerns or health problems and the decision to take or not take action
Intuitive Thinking Ans✓✓✓Expert nurses develop this type of thinking
and skills over time through education as well as experiences. A gut
feeling that something may be wrong, and action needs to be taken.
inspection, palpation, percussion, auscultation Ans✓✓✓What are the
four techniques for a focused physical assessment in correct order?
inspection Ans✓✓✓the assessment that begins when you walk in the
room and is the first step
direct inspection Ans✓✓✓observing with the naked eye
indirect inspection Ans✓✓✓using specific equipment like an otoscope
or pen light to improve your visualization of an area.
Palpation Ans✓✓✓the assessment technique that uses the sense of touch
to feel
light palpation Ans✓✓✓surface characteristics and indenting the skin no
more than 1/2 an inch.
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE
ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS
Health Ans✓✓✓the state of complete physical, social, and mental well-
being and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity
Primary Prevention Ans✓✓✓the prevention of disease, limits exposure
to hazards and risks, as well as make healthy lifestyle choices.
Secondary Prevention Ans✓✓✓screenings done to detect disease in its
early stage.
Tertiary Prevention Ans✓✓✓healthcare and treatment after an injury or
illness has occurred
Assessment Diagnose Plan Implement Evaluate Ans✓✓✓What is the
Nursing Process?
Recognize cues, analyze cues, prioritize hypothesis, generate solutions,
take action, evaluate outcomes Ans✓✓✓What is the clinical Judgement
Model?
Critical Thinking Ans✓✓✓happens during the assessment and requires
the nurse to be able to think, recall knowledge, and to recognize the
differences between normal and abnormal findings.
, Clinical Judgment Ans✓✓✓An interpretation of a patient's needs,
concerns or health problems and the decision to take or not take action
Intuitive Thinking Ans✓✓✓Expert nurses develop this type of thinking
and skills over time through education as well as experiences. A gut
feeling that something may be wrong, and action needs to be taken.
inspection, palpation, percussion, auscultation Ans✓✓✓What are the
four techniques for a focused physical assessment in correct order?
inspection Ans✓✓✓the assessment that begins when you walk in the
room and is the first step
direct inspection Ans✓✓✓observing with the naked eye
indirect inspection Ans✓✓✓using specific equipment like an otoscope
or pen light to improve your visualization of an area.
Palpation Ans✓✓✓the assessment technique that uses the sense of touch
to feel
light palpation Ans✓✓✓surface characteristics and indenting the skin no
more than 1/2 an inch.
