Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing 4th Edition

Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing 4th Edition Potter Perry Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing 4th Edition Potter Perry Chapter 13: Nursing Assessment and Diagnosis - ANSWER- MULTIPLE CHOICE - ANSWER- - ANSWER-1. Which of the following represents the three phases of a client interview? a. - ANSWER-Introduction, assessment, conclusion b. - ANSWER-Orientation, documentation, database c. - ANSWER-Introduction, controlling, selection d. - ANSWER-Orientation, working, termination ANS: - ANSWER-D The three phases of a client interview are orientation, working, and termination. - ANSWER- Introduction, assessment, and conclusion are not the three phases of a client interview. - ANSWER- Orientation, documentation, and database are not the three phases of a client interview. - ANSWER- Introduction, controlling, and selection are not the three phases of a client interview. - ANSWER- DIF: - ANSWER-Knowledge REF: 163 - ANSWER-2. The nurse seeks to organize the data obtained from the client in a logical manner. What is this organization, which identifies relations between factors and symptoms in the database, known as? a. - ANSWER-Clustering data b. - ANSWER-Validating data c. - ANSWER-Formulating a problem statement d. - ANSWER-Performing a peer review ANS: - ANSWER-A Clustering data means that the nurse organizes the information obtained into meaningful clusters. A cluster is a set of signs or symptoms grouped together in a logical order. When clustering data, the nurse identifies relations between factors and symptoms. - ANSWER- Validating data means that the nurse compares the data obtained with another source to ensure its accuracy. - ANSWER- After validating data and clustering data, the nurse may formulate a problem statement, usually in the form of a nursing diagnosis. - ANSWER-