NURS 208 Test 1 || Questions and Correct Detailed Answers
systematic, circulare framework for planning and providing individualized nursing care to
patients correct answers define the nursing process
circular/cyclic, dynamis, patient centered, interpersonal, collaborative, universally used correct
answers characteristics of the nursing process
assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementing, evaluation correct answers steps of the nursing
process
reported by someone such as pt, family, another HCP correct answers subjective information
observed, factual information such as lab data; something you or doctor sees-medial records
correct answers objective information
nursing diagnosis correct answers ND/NDx
nursing diagnostic statement (whole statement) correct answers NDS
nursing diagnostic category (1st statement) correct answers NDc
risk for complications correct answers RC
potential complication correct answers PC
risk/high risk correct answers R/HR
,North American Nursing Diagnosis Association correct answers NANDA
nursing intervention classification correct answers NIC
nursing outcomes classification correct answers NOC
actual collaborative problem correct answers RC: if problem exists, but cannot be independently
treated; something the nurse primarily monitors for changes in status while carrying out MD
orders
potential complication correct answers RC: there's the possibility for problem to arise but it does
not exist and cannot be independently prevented; primarily something nurses monitor for onset
to be a risk complication correct answers RC: cannot be treated/prevented independently by a
nurse; must follow MD orders along w/ nursing interventions
planning stage correct answers part of the nursing process when you plan what outcome you
want your pt to have
should be nurse centered, general, broad, and long range correct answers what should nursing
goals (NG) be?
deficit correct answers if there is a ___, then the NG is to "increase"
risk correct answers if it is a ___, then the NG is to "prevent"
be positive, be specific and measurable, use ranges for values and numbers, proves NG has been
met, should be able to answer yes/no if you met goal, should include time frame for outcome to
take effect correct answers outcome criteria BMCT
, self actualization, self esteem, love and belonging, security and safety, physiological needs
correct answers Maslow's Hierarchy of Basic Human Needs
self actualization correct answers hierarchy with mortality, creativity, spontaneity, problem
solving, lack of prejudice, acceptance of facts
self esteem correct answers hierarchy with self-esteem, confidence, achievement, respect of
others and by others
love and belonging correct answers hierarchy with friendship, family, sexual intimacy
security and safety correct answers hierarchy with body, employment, resources, mortality, the
family, health, property
physiological needs correct answers hierarchy with breathing, food, water, sex, sleep,
homeostasis, excretion
intervention (implementation) correct answers step in the nursing process that deals with how the
nurse will achieve the NG
nursing orders correct answers tasks delegated to other personnel besides the RN
delegation correct answers must ensure that the person the tasks are given to is qualified to do it
nursing actions correct answers tasks that can be delegated only to a nurse at the same lebel
independent, dependent, interdependent correct answers 3 types of interventions (nursing
actions)
systematic, circulare framework for planning and providing individualized nursing care to
patients correct answers define the nursing process
circular/cyclic, dynamis, patient centered, interpersonal, collaborative, universally used correct
answers characteristics of the nursing process
assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementing, evaluation correct answers steps of the nursing
process
reported by someone such as pt, family, another HCP correct answers subjective information
observed, factual information such as lab data; something you or doctor sees-medial records
correct answers objective information
nursing diagnosis correct answers ND/NDx
nursing diagnostic statement (whole statement) correct answers NDS
nursing diagnostic category (1st statement) correct answers NDc
risk for complications correct answers RC
potential complication correct answers PC
risk/high risk correct answers R/HR
,North American Nursing Diagnosis Association correct answers NANDA
nursing intervention classification correct answers NIC
nursing outcomes classification correct answers NOC
actual collaborative problem correct answers RC: if problem exists, but cannot be independently
treated; something the nurse primarily monitors for changes in status while carrying out MD
orders
potential complication correct answers RC: there's the possibility for problem to arise but it does
not exist and cannot be independently prevented; primarily something nurses monitor for onset
to be a risk complication correct answers RC: cannot be treated/prevented independently by a
nurse; must follow MD orders along w/ nursing interventions
planning stage correct answers part of the nursing process when you plan what outcome you
want your pt to have
should be nurse centered, general, broad, and long range correct answers what should nursing
goals (NG) be?
deficit correct answers if there is a ___, then the NG is to "increase"
risk correct answers if it is a ___, then the NG is to "prevent"
be positive, be specific and measurable, use ranges for values and numbers, proves NG has been
met, should be able to answer yes/no if you met goal, should include time frame for outcome to
take effect correct answers outcome criteria BMCT
, self actualization, self esteem, love and belonging, security and safety, physiological needs
correct answers Maslow's Hierarchy of Basic Human Needs
self actualization correct answers hierarchy with mortality, creativity, spontaneity, problem
solving, lack of prejudice, acceptance of facts
self esteem correct answers hierarchy with self-esteem, confidence, achievement, respect of
others and by others
love and belonging correct answers hierarchy with friendship, family, sexual intimacy
security and safety correct answers hierarchy with body, employment, resources, mortality, the
family, health, property
physiological needs correct answers hierarchy with breathing, food, water, sex, sleep,
homeostasis, excretion
intervention (implementation) correct answers step in the nursing process that deals with how the
nurse will achieve the NG
nursing orders correct answers tasks delegated to other personnel besides the RN
delegation correct answers must ensure that the person the tasks are given to is qualified to do it
nursing actions correct answers tasks that can be delegated only to a nurse at the same lebel
independent, dependent, interdependent correct answers 3 types of interventions (nursing
actions)
