Qualifiers
Lesser in size or degree.
What is decreased?
Performing planned priority nursing interventions is what part of the nursing process?
What is implementation.
Symptoms or issues that a client tells you about-that you can not observe of measure.
What is subjective data.
Vital signs are this kind of data.
What is objective?
Nurses use a variety of different assessment techniques to gather data, what would be the first/best option to assess and gather data.
What is interviewing the client.
Inadequate in amount, quality and degree.
What is deficient?
A clinical judgement about individual, family or community responses to the actual and potential health problems or life processes.
The cognitive process used to develop and implement the nursing process.
What is critical thinking.
"Tell me how you are feeling or Describe how your wife has been helping you?" These types of questions are.
What are open ended questions.
Not producing the desires effect.
What is ineffective?
What stage of the nursing process is a nurse using when gathering information.
What is assessment.
A process known as a systematic framework used to help nurses think critically about solving client problems.
What is the nursing process.
Curious, insightful, systematic, analytical, truth-seeking, open-minded, confident and creative are all characteristics of what kind of thinker.
What are characteristics of critical thinkers.
To make vulnerable to threat.
What is compromised.
Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementing and Evaluation-can all be summed up as what accroynm for the nursing process?
What is ADPIE.
Specific, Measurable,Achievable,Realistic and Time Frame- make up what accroynm.
What is S.M.A.R.T.
The acronym ADPIE in the nursing process stands for what.
What is Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation.
Made worse, weakened, damaged.
What is impaired.
After assessing the patient and finding out that they have a weakened range of motion and fatigue easily, it would be safe to say that this nurse is in what stage of the nursing process.
What is diagnosis stage.
Signs and symptoms in a patient that can be seen, felt, heard and or smelled.
What is objective data.
After teaching a young boy how to administer insulin on his own, you have a seat in the nursing station and discuss what happened and how you felt over all- this is known as what stage in the nursing process.
What is evaluation.