NUR 2755 MULTIDIMENSIONAL CARE IV RASMUSSEN
FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATE 2024/2025
Key Concepts in Multidimensional Care IV
1. Patient Assessment:
o Holistic Assessment: Involves evaluating the physical, emotional, social, and
psychological aspects of a patient’s health.
o Diagnostic Reasoning: Using clinical data to identify and diagnose health conditions
accurately.
o Risk Assessment: Identifying potential risks to patient safety and health, including fall
risk, infection risk, and more.
2. Care Planning:
o Individualized Care Plans: Developing care plans tailored to the specific needs and
preferences of each patient.
o SMART Goals: Setting Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound goals
to guide patient care.
o Care Coordination: Ensuring that different aspects of care are well-coordinated among
various healthcare providers.
3. Interdisciplinary Collaboration:
o Team-Based Care: Collaborating with other healthcare professionals, such as physicians,
nurses, social workers, and therapists, to provide comprehensive care.
o Communication Skills: Effective communication within the healthcare team and with
patients and their families.
o Conflict Resolution: Managing and resolving conflicts that may arise in a team setting or
between healthcare providers and patients.
4. Patient Education and Self-Management:
o Education Techniques: Strategies for educating patients and their families about their
health conditions and care plans.
o Self-Management Support: Assisting patients in managing their own health conditions
through lifestyle changes, medication adherence, and monitoring.
5. Ethical and Legal Considerations:
o Informed Consent: Ensuring patients understand and consent to their care plans and
interventions.
o Patient Rights: Upholding patient rights and confidentiality.
o Legal Responsibilities: Understanding the legal aspects of patient care, including
documentation and reporting.
FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATE 2024/2025
Key Concepts in Multidimensional Care IV
1. Patient Assessment:
o Holistic Assessment: Involves evaluating the physical, emotional, social, and
psychological aspects of a patient’s health.
o Diagnostic Reasoning: Using clinical data to identify and diagnose health conditions
accurately.
o Risk Assessment: Identifying potential risks to patient safety and health, including fall
risk, infection risk, and more.
2. Care Planning:
o Individualized Care Plans: Developing care plans tailored to the specific needs and
preferences of each patient.
o SMART Goals: Setting Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound goals
to guide patient care.
o Care Coordination: Ensuring that different aspects of care are well-coordinated among
various healthcare providers.
3. Interdisciplinary Collaboration:
o Team-Based Care: Collaborating with other healthcare professionals, such as physicians,
nurses, social workers, and therapists, to provide comprehensive care.
o Communication Skills: Effective communication within the healthcare team and with
patients and their families.
o Conflict Resolution: Managing and resolving conflicts that may arise in a team setting or
between healthcare providers and patients.
4. Patient Education and Self-Management:
o Education Techniques: Strategies for educating patients and their families about their
health conditions and care plans.
o Self-Management Support: Assisting patients in managing their own health conditions
through lifestyle changes, medication adherence, and monitoring.
5. Ethical and Legal Considerations:
o Informed Consent: Ensuring patients understand and consent to their care plans and
interventions.
o Patient Rights: Upholding patient rights and confidentiality.
o Legal Responsibilities: Understanding the legal aspects of patient care, including
documentation and reporting.
