Fundamentals Exam 4

To analyze the assessment meaning and to derive a meaning from the analysis

Systematic problem solving approach for designing and providing individualized and personalized care

Review of records

Patient is considered the following source of data

Which part of the nursing process determines if the goals of the plan were achieved

When is plan of care revised?

Which of the following is an example of nursing diagnosis?

When an assessment or patient condition changes, what else may need to be changed by the nurse?

Confidentiality can be defined as...

A choice that comes first over other possible options

Pieces of information about the patient's health status, data

Process of confirming the accuracy of collected assessment data

The first phase of the nursing process

Inference can be defined by...

If it wasn't documented, it was still done

The action phase of the nursing process

Documentation that takes place as care occurs

Verbal communication takes place when two or more people share information about the care of a patient

When the patients enters a healthcare facility, which of the following types of assessment is most appropriate?

What is another name for technical interventions?

Medical diagnosis can only be created by a nurse

Definition of formulating and documenting measurable, realistic, patient focused goals.

Which of the following is a correct nursing diagnosis?

Implies that nurses are responsive to the cues that patients are sending including nonverbal cues

Treatment performed to enhance patient outcomes

The first set of vitals needs to be always taken by the assistive personnel

Confirming the accuracy of data collected

Assessment type that collects data about a problem that has already been identified

Which of the following is an example of medical diagnosis?

Note that records relevant patient and nursing activities throughout a shift or a single visit

Assessing and forming nursing diagnoses cannot be delegated to assistive personnel.

Evaluation or appraisal of a patient's health state

Affective activities where individuals explore experiences in order to lead to new understandings and appreciations

Incident report must be made in the following instances (SATA)

Nurse telling the patient " I will be back in an hour to check on you" is an example of following standard of care

Secondary sources of information (SATA)

Obtaining subjective data requires

The phase of the interview when the nurse and patient meet

What helps nurses to choose solutions or identify options in patient care situations?

Delegation is the transfer of responsibility and accountability for the performance of a task to another individual