Nursing Process Flashcards

1
Q

What type of breath sound is normally heard over the periphery of the lung

A

vesicular

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2
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Which type of nursing skill would be needed to help a patient deal with his feelings about his illness?

A

caring

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3
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Care must be taken when providing oral care to an unconscious patient since there is a risk for

A

aspiration

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4
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What is the first step in the nursing process

A

assesment

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5
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Your patient is positioned on her left side with the chest slightly forward

A

sims

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6
Q

Formation of generalizations from a set of facts or observations

A

inductive reasoning

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7
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reasoning from the general to specific

A

deductive reasoning

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8
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Collecting data

A

Assessments

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9
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prioritize problems, formulate goals

A

planning

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10
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reassess the patient - supervise delegated case

A

implementing

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11
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collect data related to outcomes

modify care plan

A

evaluation

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12
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subjective

A

patients feelings, values, beliefs, attitudes and perceptions

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13
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objective

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can be measured or tested

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14
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  1. A 95 year old male reports he isn’t feeling very well, but that he took all of his medications today. The nurse asks the patient when he took the medications and the patient is fuzzy on the details stating, “I don’t know if I took them this morning or at lunch.” The nurse notes that the patient takes a baby aspirin everyday and metoprolol. The nurse knows that if the patient took his metoprolol multiple times by accident today that the patient could possibly have overdosed on the medication. What is the next step the nurse should take?

A. Check vital signs
B. Check glucose
C. Assess mental status
D. Call patients caregiver and ask how much the patient took today.

A

A. check vital signs

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15
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  1. The nurse walks into a clients room and looks at the cardiac monitor. The nurse notices a few PVCs. The nurse starts to do an assessment when the monitor starts to alarm. The nurse looks up and sees the client is in Ventricular Tachycardia. What is the next step the nurse should do?

A. Check a pulse
B. Call the physician
C. Call a Code Blue
D. Call for help

A

D. call for help

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16
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  1. This step in the nursing process begins after the care plan has been made. This is the step where the nurse performs the interventions as a means of achieving goals

A. Planning

B. Assessment

C. Diagnosis

D. Implementation

A

D. implementation

17
Q
  1. In this stage of the nursing process, the nurse determines if the patient has achieved the expected outcomes

A. Implementation

B. Evaluation

C. Assessment

D. Diagnosis

A

B. evaluation