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2025 NURS 201 EXAM 2 | ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ |
VERIFIED ANSWERS | NEWEST EXAM
Which is an example of an interpreting error in nursing diagnostic? -
..(ANSWER)...inaccurate understanding of cues
What does the P ing the acronym PES stand for? - ..(ANSWER)...Problem
Which errors may occur when the nurse makes the nursing diagnosis prior to
grouping all data? - ..(ANSWER)...Errors in data clustering
The nurse is teaching nursing students about medical diagnoses. Which
statements by the students indicate effective learning? Select all that apply. -
..(ANSWER)...- "Osteoarthritis is a medical diagnosis."
- "Medical diagnoses are based on the results of diagnostic tests."
- "A primary healthcare provider is licensed to describe medical diagnoses."
A patient complains of pain when swallowing solid food. The nurse asks the
patient if he or she has a history of substance abuse that has caused this pain.
What kind of diagnostic error does the nurse make in this scenario? -
..(ANSWER)...Errors in data collection
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The nurse is reviewing a patient's list of nursing diagnoses in the medical record.
The most recent nursing diagnosis is diarrhea related to intestinal colitis. Why is
this an incorrectly stated diagnostic statement? - ..(ANSWER)...It identifies the
medical diagnosis instead of the patient's response to the diagnosis.
What is a health promotion diagnosis, according to NANDA-I? - ..(ANSWER)...It
describes a person's readiness to enhance specific health behaviors for well-
being.
What are the different types of nursing diagnoses, according to NANDA-I? Select
all that apply. - ..(ANSWER)...- Risk diagnoses
- Problem focused diagnoses
- Health promotion diagnoses
What does the E in PES stand for? - ..(ANSWER)...Etiology or related factors
What does the S stand for in PES? - ..(ANSWER)...Symptoms or defining
characteristics
what does etiology mean? - ..(ANSWER)...the cause, set of causes, or manner of
causation of a disease or condition.
On what should the nurse focus when formulating a nursing diagnosis? -
..(ANSWER)...potential response to a health problem
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The nurse reviews data gathered regarding a patient's pain symptoms. The nurse
compares the defining characteristics for acute pain with those for chronic pain
and in the end selects acute pain as the correct diagnosis. In which option does
the nurse avoid an error? - ..(ANSWER)...Data interpretation
A goal describes a desired change in a patient's condition or behavior. For which
patient is a short-term goal appropriate? - ..(ANSWER)...A patient who has acute
pain related to incisional trauma
A group of nursing students is being taught independent nursing interventions.
Which interventions should be included in the teaching? Select all that apply. -
..(ANSWER)...- Health promotion
- Assisting with daily activities
- Repositioning a patient for pain relief
The nurse is assessing patients in a medical unit. What priority level is assigned to
the patient diagnosed with decreased gas exchange? - ..(ANSWER)...High priority
There are seven guidelines that the nurse should keep in mind while writing goals
and expected outcomes. - ..(ANSWER)...they are
- patient-centered goals or
outcomes,
- a singular goal or outcome,
- observable,
- measurable,
2025 NURS 201 EXAM 2 | ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ |
VERIFIED ANSWERS | NEWEST EXAM
Which is an example of an interpreting error in nursing diagnostic? -
..(ANSWER)...inaccurate understanding of cues
What does the P ing the acronym PES stand for? - ..(ANSWER)...Problem
Which errors may occur when the nurse makes the nursing diagnosis prior to
grouping all data? - ..(ANSWER)...Errors in data clustering
The nurse is teaching nursing students about medical diagnoses. Which
statements by the students indicate effective learning? Select all that apply. -
..(ANSWER)...- "Osteoarthritis is a medical diagnosis."
- "Medical diagnoses are based on the results of diagnostic tests."
- "A primary healthcare provider is licensed to describe medical diagnoses."
A patient complains of pain when swallowing solid food. The nurse asks the
patient if he or she has a history of substance abuse that has caused this pain.
What kind of diagnostic error does the nurse make in this scenario? -
..(ANSWER)...Errors in data collection
, 2
The nurse is reviewing a patient's list of nursing diagnoses in the medical record.
The most recent nursing diagnosis is diarrhea related to intestinal colitis. Why is
this an incorrectly stated diagnostic statement? - ..(ANSWER)...It identifies the
medical diagnosis instead of the patient's response to the diagnosis.
What is a health promotion diagnosis, according to NANDA-I? - ..(ANSWER)...It
describes a person's readiness to enhance specific health behaviors for well-
being.
What are the different types of nursing diagnoses, according to NANDA-I? Select
all that apply. - ..(ANSWER)...- Risk diagnoses
- Problem focused diagnoses
- Health promotion diagnoses
What does the E in PES stand for? - ..(ANSWER)...Etiology or related factors
What does the S stand for in PES? - ..(ANSWER)...Symptoms or defining
characteristics
what does etiology mean? - ..(ANSWER)...the cause, set of causes, or manner of
causation of a disease or condition.
On what should the nurse focus when formulating a nursing diagnosis? -
..(ANSWER)...potential response to a health problem
, 3
The nurse reviews data gathered regarding a patient's pain symptoms. The nurse
compares the defining characteristics for acute pain with those for chronic pain
and in the end selects acute pain as the correct diagnosis. In which option does
the nurse avoid an error? - ..(ANSWER)...Data interpretation
A goal describes a desired change in a patient's condition or behavior. For which
patient is a short-term goal appropriate? - ..(ANSWER)...A patient who has acute
pain related to incisional trauma
A group of nursing students is being taught independent nursing interventions.
Which interventions should be included in the teaching? Select all that apply. -
..(ANSWER)...- Health promotion
- Assisting with daily activities
- Repositioning a patient for pain relief
The nurse is assessing patients in a medical unit. What priority level is assigned to
the patient diagnosed with decreased gas exchange? - ..(ANSWER)...High priority
There are seven guidelines that the nurse should keep in mind while writing goals
and expected outcomes. - ..(ANSWER)...they are
- patient-centered goals or
outcomes,
- a singular goal or outcome,
- observable,
- measurable,
