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NUR 3066: Quiz 1 Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
What does assessment mean?
Ans: collection of data about an individual's health state
Subjective data
Ans: what the subject says about themselves during
assessment
Objective Data
Ans: what you sense during assessment process
see, hear, smell, feel
Database
Ans: entire patient's file, including lab studies
Diagnostic reasoning:
Ans: analyzing all data and drawing conclusions to identify
diagnosis
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First-Level Priority
Ans: emergent, life threatening
ABC's
airway
breathing
circulation
second-level priority
Ans: needs attention before it becomes a first level
examples of second level priorities
Ans: mental status change
acute pain
infection risk
abnormal labs
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safety risks
third-level priorities
Ans: important, but can be helped after first and second levels
are cleared
Third-level priority problems
Ans: knowledge deficit, mobility issues, family coping
complete database
Ans: complete health history and full physical examination.
done in primary care settings
includes minor things like wisdom teeth removal at early age
focused (problem-centered) database
Ans: collect a targeted history and physical examination
around area of concern. completed in all settings
follow-up database
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NUR 3066: Quiz 1 Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
What does assessment mean?
Ans: collection of data about an individual's health state
Subjective data
Ans: what the subject says about themselves during
assessment
Objective Data
Ans: what you sense during assessment process
see, hear, smell, feel
Database
Ans: entire patient's file, including lab studies
Diagnostic reasoning:
Ans: analyzing all data and drawing conclusions to identify
diagnosis
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First-Level Priority
Ans: emergent, life threatening
ABC's
airway
breathing
circulation
second-level priority
Ans: needs attention before it becomes a first level
examples of second level priorities
Ans: mental status change
acute pain
infection risk
abnormal labs
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |
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safety risks
third-level priorities
Ans: important, but can be helped after first and second levels
are cleared
Third-level priority problems
Ans: knowledge deficit, mobility issues, family coping
complete database
Ans: complete health history and full physical examination.
done in primary care settings
includes minor things like wisdom teeth removal at early age
focused (problem-centered) database
Ans: collect a targeted history and physical examination
around area of concern. completed in all settings
follow-up database
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |
