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What are the 5 phases of the nursing process? correct answers 1. Assessment 2. Diagnosis 3. Planning 4. Implementation 5. Evaluation Assessment correct answers Collecting subjective and objective data 1st and most critical phase of nursing Diagnosis correct answers analyzing data to make a nursing judgement Planning correct answers determining outcome criteria and developing a plan Implementation correct answers carrying out the plan Evaluation correct answers assessing and r...

NURS 3320 Final Exam University Of Texas - Arlington Questions With Revised Correct Answers. When is an initial comprehensive assessment completed? - ANSWER : a total health assessment needs to be done when a patient first enters into the health care system What is subjective data? - ANSWER : client's perception of their own health What is objective data? - ANSWER : data gathered by physical exam When is an ongoing partial assessment performed? - ANSWER : mini-overview after t...

Nurb 3060 Final Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers 2024 What is the first step in the nursing process? -answerassessment How do nurses collect data about a patient's health? -answerIn a systematic, ongoing process What sources are used to collect patient health history or data? -answer- patient - patient's family - other healthcare providers - environment Assessment -answercollection of data Initial Assessment -answerlarge and detailed Subjective Data -answer- things that com...

NUR 605 Midterm Question and answers correctly solved Calculate the BMI for the following patients. - correct answer 703 x lbs / (inches^2) Identify 15 different abnormal "cues" you could note during your initial survey of a patient. How could they be useful when providing your care? - correct answer Grimacing, slurred speech, acetone breath odor, cyanosis to fingernails, clubbing to fingertips, frequent movements (unable to sit still), appears malnourished, dressed appropriately for se...

Health Assessment Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass A nurse on a post-surgical unit is admitting a client following the client's cholecystectomy (gall bladder removal). What is the overall purpose of assessment for this client? a. Collecting accurate data b. Assisting the primary care provider c. Validating previous data d. Making clinical judgments - Correct Answer ️️ -D) Making clinical judgments A client has presented to the emergency department (ED) with complaints of ...

What does the acronym OLDCARTS stand for? - Onset Location Duration - how long has it been going? How long does it last? Characteristics Aggravating factors Relieving factors Timing - constant; intermittent Severity What does the pain acronym PQRST stand for? - provocative/palliative quality region/radiation severity timing What does the pain acronym COLDSPA stand for? - characteristic onset location duration pattern associated factors Describe items to be assessed for PMH? - ...

Pulse Ans:60-100 less than 60 - bradycardia higher than 100 - tachycardia Normal temperatures Ans:98.6 ºF or 37 ºC 97.6ºF or 36.5 - axillary COLDSPA Ans:Character Onset Location Duration Severity Pattern Associated factors Physical examination order Ans:Inspect palpate percuss auscultate Except for the abdomen which is: inspect, auscultate, percuss and palpate Hypertension Ans:greater than 140 Myopia Ans:far vision or far sighted presbyopia Ans:near sighted

The 4 basic types of Nursing Health Assessment are: correct answers • Initial comprehensive assessment • Ongoing or partial assessment • Focused or problem-oriented assessment • Emergency assessment Health assessment can be divided into four steps: correct answers collecting subjective data collecting objective data validation of data documentation of data The complete health history is performed to collect as much subjective data about a client as possible. It consists of ...

Abnormal findings for cranial nerves 3, 4, and 6 - ️️ptosis- drooping of eyelid strabismus - limited movement nystagmus - eyes vibrate Auscultation - ️️To listen with ear or stethoscope. Biots - ️️varying depth and rate followed by apnea bradycardia - ️️Pulse less than 60 bpm Cheyne Stokes - ️️Deep respirations followed by apneic periods Circadian rhythms - ️️Internal clock system: lowest 1-4 AM peaks at 6 PM COLDSPA - ️️Character Onset Location Duratio...

NURS 306 Health Assessment Final: 3 hours for exam – have VSIM and PrepU done by Wednesday Reproductive System - Female System: - Lymphatics of Female: o Vulva to lower vagina – drain into inguinal nodes o Internal genitalia – drains into pelvic/abdominal nodes (not palpable) - Reproductive History: o Menstrual ▪ Menarche: age at onset of menses ▪ Menopause: absence of menses for 12 consecutive months (48-55 years) ▪ Postmenopausal bleeding: occurring 6 months or m...