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Question 1

the 1st step in concept map planning is…

Answer 1

develop a basic skeleton diagram

Question 2

the 3rd step in concept map planning is…

Answer 2

analyze nursing diagnoses relationships

Question 3

the fifth step in concept map planning is…

Answer 3

evaluate patient’s responses

Question 4

the second step in concept map planning is…

Answer 4

analyze and categorize sata

Question 5

the fourth step in concept map planning is…

Answer 5

identify goals, outcomes, and interventions

Question 6

the first step in the nursing process is…

Answer 6

assessing

Question 7

the fifth step in the nursing process is…

Answer 7

evaluating

Question 8

the third step in the nursing process is…

Answer 8

outcome identification and planning

Question 9

the 2nd step in the nursing process

Answer 9

diagnosing

Question 10

the fourth step in the nursing process…

Answer 10

implementing

Question 11

what does KSA stand for

Answer 11

Knowledge, Skills, and Attributes

Question 12

QSEN stands for

Answer 12

Quality and Safety Education for Nurses

Question 13

Characteristics of the Nursing Process

Answer 13

Systematic: part of an ordered sequence of activities
Dynamic: great interaction and overlapping among the five steps
Interpersonal: human being is always at the heart of nursing
Outcome oriented: nurses and patients work together to identify outcomes
Universally applicable: a framework for all nursing activities

Question 14

Intuitive problem solving

Answer 14

~ direct understanding of a situation based on a background of experience, knowledge, and skill that makes expert decision making possible

Question 15

Scientific problem solving

Answer 15

Scientific problem solving
~ systematic problem-solving process that involves 
(1) problem identification, 
(2) data collection, 
(3) hypothesis formulation, 
(4) plan of action, 
(5) hypothesis testing, 
(6) interpretation of results, and
 (7) evaluation resulting in conclusion or revision of the study

Question 16

Critical thinking often involves ____ ______ _____, but it also involves ____, _____, _____

Answer 16

scientific problem solving but it also involves intuition, logic, and creative thinking. A person integrates and adapts the use of all these strategies to address the situation.

Question 17

Assessment def

Answer 17

~is the first step in the nursing process and always involves gathering data. Data can be obtained from the patient, family, or other sources as well as from the physical examination.

Question 18

Reflection in action

Answer 18

Happens in the here and now of the activity and is also known as “thinking on your feet.”

Question 19

Reflection on action

Answer 19

Occurs after the fact and involves thinking through a situation that has occurred in the past.

Question 20

reflection for action

Answer 20

Helps the person to think about how future actions might change as a result of the reflection.

Question 21

Systematic:

Answer 21

part of an ordered sequence of activities

Question 22

Dynamic

Answer 22

_great interaction and overlapping among the five steps

Question 23

Outcome oriented:

Answer 23

nurses and patients work together to identify outcomes

Question 24

Universally applicable:

Answer 24

a framework for all nursing activities

Question 25

Interpersonal

Answer 25

_human being is always at the heart of nursing

Question 26

Cognitive Competencies:

Answer 26

• Offer a scientific rationale for the plan of care.
• Select those nursing interventions that are most likely to yield desired outcomes.
• Use critical thinking to problem solve creatively.

Question 27

Technical Competencies:

Answer 27

• Use technical equipment with sufficient competence and ease to achieve goal with
a minimum of distress to involved participants.
• Creatively adapt equipment and technical procedures to the needs of particular
patients in diverse circumstances.

Question 28

Interpersonal Competencies:

Answer 28

• Creative use of looks, speech, and touch to communicate respect and to enhance
sense of worth
• Skilled use of presence and conversation to demonstrate empathy and to obtain
sufficient knowledge about the patient to personalize care and serve as an effective advocate
• Responsible, competent attentiveness to the holistic needs of patients such that
trust is built and patients experience comfort of security
• Value mutual enrichment of both participants in the nurse—patient relationship

Question 29

Ethical/Legal Competencies:

Answer 29

• Self-motivated to act in ways that advance the interests of patients (consistently
trustworthy)
• Accountable for practice to self, patients served, the caregiving team, and society
• Consistently serve as effective patient advocate
• Skilled in mediating ethical conflict among the patient, significant others, health
care team, and other interested parties
• Practice nursing faithful to the tenets of professional codes of ethics
• Use legal safeguards that reduce the risk of litigation