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This is a systematic, rational method of planning and providing individualized nursing care. It's purpose is to identify a client's actual or potential problems or needs and establish a plan to meet the needs.
What is The Nursing Process?
100
This is a nurse's interpretation or conclusion made based on cues.
What is an Inference?
100
B/P 132/76, Temp. 97.6, Resp. 18, pulse 72, resting comfortably in bed are examples of this type of data.
What is Objective Data?
100
True of False: The findings from the assessing phase are reconfirmed in the implementation phase.
What is True?
100
A client is complaining of back discomfort. the nurse gives the client a gentle back massage with some lotion. This is an example of this type of intervention.
What is an Independent Intervention?
200
This includes all information about a client. it includes a nursing health history and physical assessment, a doctor's history and physical, lab and diagnostic test results, and information from other healthcare professionals.
What is the Database?
200
This is a judgement made after data collection, is nursing focused, includes only those health states that nurses are educated and licensed to treat, is specific to a particular client and is not for other healthcare professionals.
What is a Nursing Diagnosis?
200
This a plan that is specifies nursing care to a group of patients with common needs.
What is a Standardized Care Plan?
200
This type of data is collected by the nurse to make a diagnosis and evaluate desired outcomes.
What is Assessment Data?
200
This denotes directly observable behaviors. It specifies the action a client is to perform.
What is a Verb?
300
This data is apparent only to the person affected and is described and can only be verified by that person. For example, "I am itchy", "You smell, get out of my room", or "I am in a lot of pain".
What is Subjective Data?
300
Physiological, safety and security, love and belonging, self-esteem and self-actualization are needs of this.
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
300
This plan is tailored to meet the specific needs of a specific patient not addressed by a standardized care plan.
What is an Individualized Care Plan?
300
This type of data is collected for the purpose of comparing this data to prescribed goals and judging the effectiveness of nursing care.
What is Evaluation Data?
300
This is utilized when a client will require healthcare for a short time, is frustrated with goals that are difficult to obtain and who needs satisfaction of achieving a goal.
What is a Short Term Goal?
400
This is subjective or objective data that the nurse can directly observe, what the clients says, the nurse hears, feels, smells or measures.
What is a Cue?
400
The interventions are as follows; 1. Activities a nurse initiates on the basis of knowledge and skill. 2. Activities carried out under the supervision of a licensed physiciajn or other healthcare provider. 3. Actions carried out by a nurse in collaboration with other health team members.
What are 1. Inderpendent Activities. 2. Dependent Activities. 3. Collaborative Activities?
400
These must be realistic for the client, are compatible with other therapies, are derived from one nursing diagnosis and are observable and measurable.
What are Goals/Outcomes?
400
The following are components of this, collecting data related to desired outcomes, comparing data with desired outcomes, relating nursing activities to outcomes, drawing conclusions about problem status and continuing, modifying or terminating the nursing care plan.
What is the Evaluation Phase?
400
Establishing a preferential sequance for addressing nursing diagnoses and interventions is this.
What is Priority Setting?
500
This refers to a condition that only a physician can treat, while this describes the human response, a client's physical, sociocultural, psychological and spiritual responses to an illness or a health problem.
What are a Medical Diagnosis and a Nursing Diagnosis?
500
This process includes the following, reassessing the client, determining the nurse's need for assistance, implementing nursing interventions, supervising delegated care and documenting nursing activities.
What is The process of Implementing?
500
The process for which a nurse directs another person to perform nursing tasks and activities.
What is Delegation?
500
These are hands on skills such as manipulating equipment, giving injections, bandaging, moving, lifting and repositioning clients.
What are Technical Skills?
500
What everyone will do on this exam.
What is Pass?