Patient Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions well
answered graded A+
1. What does the nursing process include? The nursing process functions a
a systematic guide to client-cen-
tered care with 5 sequential
steps:
-Assessment
-Diagnosis
-Planning (includes planning
in- terventions and
planning out- comes)
-Implementation
-Evaluation
(Remember: ADPIE, or "A
delicious pie".)
2. What is the most critical nurse process step? And Assessment, because i
is the
why? baseline step. During assess-
ments, critical thinking is
re- quired.
3. In what step of the nurse process Diagnosis. In order to diagnose,
includes an- alyzing assessment data to you will need to analyze the
focus on the client's priority needs? as- sessment.
4. What occurs during the planning An individualized map is creat- ed
step of the nurse process? to attain specific patient goals
and outcomes (Also known
as the "plan of care").
5. In what step of the nursing process Implementation. It is the actions
includes a nursing intervention in order that meet the patients goals.
to meet patient goals and outcomes? (Re- member:
,Patient Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions well
answered graded A+
Implementation = im- plement)
,Patient Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions well
answered graded A+
6. What occurs during the evaluation step Evaluation. To evaluate
of the nursing process? whether the goals were met or
not. If not, then revision is
required.
7. Mary is a 17-year-old, diagnosed with a
brain tumor, who has recently begun Assessment. Why? Because
chemotherapy. The nurse asks her how dur- ing assessments, you are
being hospitalized is impacting her collect- ing the following data:
senior year of high school. What Physical, psychological,
sociocultural, de-
steps of the nursing process does this represent? velopmental, and
spiritual
8. What data is collected during the Physical, psychological,
assessment step of the nursing sociocul- tural, developmental,
process? and spiritu- al.
9. Adrian, a nurse, reflects on her client's admission Diagnosis. Why?
Diagnosis in-
information, including physical assessment cludes the analysis of the data col-
and related family concerns. She lected. This is the thinking
considers all infor- mation to reach phase needed to link the
conclusions. What steps of the nursing problems to the plan of
process does this represent? action.
10. The nurse, Linda, identifies some concerns about Planning outcomes.
Discharge
her client's financial situation and ability to discharge. Wha
pay the hospital bill. She approaches the steps of the
healthcare provider to request that a nursing process
social worker meet with the client prior to does this
,Patient Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions well
answered graded A+
represent? planning should begin at admis-
sion. This process can often
take days to coordinate and
may pro- long the client's
11. Rosalind, a nurse, considers the most
hospital stay if not started right
recent ev- idence-based policy on care of
away. This identifica- tion of
the client with pneumonia while
discharge needs is a part of
identifying client needs. What
planning patient outcomes.
Planning intervention. Interven- tion
planning must include
current best practices. Evi-
steps of the nursing process does this represent? dence-based policy will
vali-
answered graded A+
1. What does the nursing process include? The nursing process functions a
a systematic guide to client-cen-
tered care with 5 sequential
steps:
-Assessment
-Diagnosis
-Planning (includes planning
in- terventions and
planning out- comes)
-Implementation
-Evaluation
(Remember: ADPIE, or "A
delicious pie".)
2. What is the most critical nurse process step? And Assessment, because i
is the
why? baseline step. During assess-
ments, critical thinking is
re- quired.
3. In what step of the nurse process Diagnosis. In order to diagnose,
includes an- alyzing assessment data to you will need to analyze the
focus on the client's priority needs? as- sessment.
4. What occurs during the planning An individualized map is creat- ed
step of the nurse process? to attain specific patient goals
and outcomes (Also known
as the "plan of care").
5. In what step of the nursing process Implementation. It is the actions
includes a nursing intervention in order that meet the patients goals.
to meet patient goals and outcomes? (Re- member:
,Patient Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions well
answered graded A+
Implementation = im- plement)
,Patient Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions well
answered graded A+
6. What occurs during the evaluation step Evaluation. To evaluate
of the nursing process? whether the goals were met or
not. If not, then revision is
required.
7. Mary is a 17-year-old, diagnosed with a
brain tumor, who has recently begun Assessment. Why? Because
chemotherapy. The nurse asks her how dur- ing assessments, you are
being hospitalized is impacting her collect- ing the following data:
senior year of high school. What Physical, psychological,
sociocultural, de-
steps of the nursing process does this represent? velopmental, and
spiritual
8. What data is collected during the Physical, psychological,
assessment step of the nursing sociocul- tural, developmental,
process? and spiritu- al.
9. Adrian, a nurse, reflects on her client's admission Diagnosis. Why?
Diagnosis in-
information, including physical assessment cludes the analysis of the data col-
and related family concerns. She lected. This is the thinking
considers all infor- mation to reach phase needed to link the
conclusions. What steps of the nursing problems to the plan of
process does this represent? action.
10. The nurse, Linda, identifies some concerns about Planning outcomes.
Discharge
her client's financial situation and ability to discharge. Wha
pay the hospital bill. She approaches the steps of the
healthcare provider to request that a nursing process
social worker meet with the client prior to does this
,Patient Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions well
answered graded A+
represent? planning should begin at admis-
sion. This process can often
take days to coordinate and
may pro- long the client's
11. Rosalind, a nurse, considers the most
hospital stay if not started right
recent ev- idence-based policy on care of
away. This identifica- tion of
the client with pneumonia while
discharge needs is a part of
identifying client needs. What
planning patient outcomes.
Planning intervention. Interven- tion
planning must include
current best practices. Evi-
steps of the nursing process does this represent? dence-based policy will
vali-
