NR 226 EXAM 1 CHAMBERLAIN NEW VERSION QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS FOR EXAM SUCCESS
major priorities—ANSWER search for the ABCs (circulation, breathing, and
airway); Always take care of these initially, as they will hurt the sufferer. ex-
persons who are not breathing or have no pulse
urgent priorities ANSWER: Not urgent or life-threatening, but urgently needed;
For example, inadequate tissue perfusion
low importance ANSWER Chronic illnesses or ailments may or may not be
directly linked to current or anticipated issues, such as a lack of information
prior to discharge.
The right person, right task, right situation, right supervision, and right direction
are the five rights of delegation.
autonomy—ANSWER self-reliance and freedom to engage in
Beneficence: ANSWER constructive ways to assist others
Avoiding harm is the answer to nonmaleficence.
justice: the fairness of the response
fidelity: ANSWER honoring commitments
advocacy: ANSWER upholding patient equality and dignity
Responsibility: The duty to carry out tasks
responsibility: ANSWER accepts responsibility for their acts
Confidentiality: A person's right to have their personal information kept private
Statutory Law: ANSWER drafted by the State Ex Nursing Practice Act and
approved by the legislature
, criminal law: A response Nurses who have been prosecuted for crimes such as
insurance fraud, drug theft, and slaughter
civil law: ANSWER damages for injuries sustained; wrongful termination
Regulation law: the obligation of the ANSWER state to safeguard individuals
undergoing nursing care
Common law: Informed consent, treatment refusal, carelessness, and
malpractice
Programs are accredited by the Joint Commission-ANSWER, which raises care
standards.
ANA-ANSWER care standards
Federal legislation include the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability
Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
verbal threats in response to an assault
battery-ANSWER physical touch that is not consenting
malice-ANSWER The desire to do damage to other people
Torts that are not intended ANSWER - Confidentiality violation - Character
slander
Which assessment types—ANSWER Initial, Focused, Time-lapsed, and
Emergency—are connected to ADPIE?
What aspects of nursing process planning are connected to ADPIE? ANSWER
Decide on priorities.
Set objectives and anticipated results.
Give instructions for nursing interventions.
Create assessment standards to gauge the nursing care plan's efficacy.
Establish a goal by stating the intended change in a general way.
Using precise, in-depth assertions that outline the strategies by which the
objective will be accomplished, define the intended result.
What are the ANSWER Problem, R/T (etiology), and AEB (symptoms)
components of the nursing process?
VERIFIED ANSWERS FOR EXAM SUCCESS
major priorities—ANSWER search for the ABCs (circulation, breathing, and
airway); Always take care of these initially, as they will hurt the sufferer. ex-
persons who are not breathing or have no pulse
urgent priorities ANSWER: Not urgent or life-threatening, but urgently needed;
For example, inadequate tissue perfusion
low importance ANSWER Chronic illnesses or ailments may or may not be
directly linked to current or anticipated issues, such as a lack of information
prior to discharge.
The right person, right task, right situation, right supervision, and right direction
are the five rights of delegation.
autonomy—ANSWER self-reliance and freedom to engage in
Beneficence: ANSWER constructive ways to assist others
Avoiding harm is the answer to nonmaleficence.
justice: the fairness of the response
fidelity: ANSWER honoring commitments
advocacy: ANSWER upholding patient equality and dignity
Responsibility: The duty to carry out tasks
responsibility: ANSWER accepts responsibility for their acts
Confidentiality: A person's right to have their personal information kept private
Statutory Law: ANSWER drafted by the State Ex Nursing Practice Act and
approved by the legislature
, criminal law: A response Nurses who have been prosecuted for crimes such as
insurance fraud, drug theft, and slaughter
civil law: ANSWER damages for injuries sustained; wrongful termination
Regulation law: the obligation of the ANSWER state to safeguard individuals
undergoing nursing care
Common law: Informed consent, treatment refusal, carelessness, and
malpractice
Programs are accredited by the Joint Commission-ANSWER, which raises care
standards.
ANA-ANSWER care standards
Federal legislation include the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability
Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
verbal threats in response to an assault
battery-ANSWER physical touch that is not consenting
malice-ANSWER The desire to do damage to other people
Torts that are not intended ANSWER - Confidentiality violation - Character
slander
Which assessment types—ANSWER Initial, Focused, Time-lapsed, and
Emergency—are connected to ADPIE?
What aspects of nursing process planning are connected to ADPIE? ANSWER
Decide on priorities.
Set objectives and anticipated results.
Give instructions for nursing interventions.
Create assessment standards to gauge the nursing care plan's efficacy.
Establish a goal by stating the intended change in a general way.
Using precise, in-depth assertions that outline the strategies by which the
objective will be accomplished, define the intended result.
What are the ANSWER Problem, R/T (etiology), and AEB (symptoms)
components of the nursing process?
