Test

Question 1

Nursing Goal

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Is to help the person meet his/ her needs

Question 2

Critical thinking

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Is the active,Organized,and cognitive process used to examine one’s thinking and thinking of others. it involves forming conclusions making decisions drawing inferences reflecting, and using evidence-based knowledge

Question 3

Nursing process 5 steps

Answer 3

Assessment 
Nursing diagnoses
Planning
Implementation 
Evaluation

Question 4

Assessment

Answer 4

The collection and consideration of objective and subjective data

Question 5

Nursing diagnoses

Answer 5

Determining If the patient has a problem and if a problem exist what problems relates to
NANDA list is used to make nursing diagnoses but you can never go beyond the list

Question 6

Planning

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Plan to determine the goals to be met And interventions to carry the girls out. Diagnoses always lead to the goal. Etiology (cause of problem ) leads to the action

Question 7

Dynamic

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Great interaction and interloping among the steps.

Question 8

Implementation

Answer 8

Same as intervention this step is where you actually carry out the actions

Question 9

Rationale

Answer 9

The reason for the action or intervention

Question 10

Evaluation

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Assess if the implementation or intervention was effective

Question 11

Systematic

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That directs the nurse, staff, and the patient as they work together to determine the need for nursing care and you also plan and implement the care and to evaluate the result

Question 12

Interpersonal

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Ensures that nurses are patient centered rather than test center

Question 13

Goal oriented

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Nurses and patients work together to identify specific goals and match them with appropriate nursing actions

Question 14

Universally applicable

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Once nurses have a working knowledge of the nursing process they can apply it anywhere

Question 15

Assessing

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Systematic continuous and deliberate collection patient data also assessments are not supposed to be duplicated

Question 16

Data base

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Baseline data about the patient that includes all pertinent client info collected by the nurse and other healthcare professionals also enables a comprehensive and effective plan of care to be designed and implanted for the patient

Question 17

Primary sources

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Interview the patient to obtain a patient history. anything that comes out of the patient’s mouth is a primary source of data also when you perform a nursing examination on the patient

Question 18

Secondary sources

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Information about the patient obtained from family members, other healthcare professionals & the patient’s chart

Question 19

Objective

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Information collected by the senses & information that can be verified by another person examining the same patient

Question 20

Subjective

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Information that only the affected person can provide and It cannot be perceived or viewed by another person

Question 21

Data collection

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Must be completely factual and accurate

Question 22

Observation

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Conscious and deliberate use of the senses to gather information we observe the patient on each encounter with the patient

Question 23

Interview

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Take nursing history which has to be patient centered. Plan communication for the purpose of obtaining a written record for specific information typically subjective

Question 24

Examination

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Generally follows interview and typically objective data that focuses on the functional disabilities of the patient

Question 25

Diagnosing

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Clinical judgment based on information that was collected. The purpose of diagnosis is to identify actual or potential problems in a way that the patient responds to his or her health altercations or issues.

Question 26

Cluster data

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Grouping of patients data that points to the existence of patient health problems contains Defining characteristics. a decision must be based on clusters of data rather than one single cue

Question 27

Nursing diagnoses

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Are responses to help altercations that can be treated by nursing and if this is a conclusion reached you need to continue with the next step of nursing process

Question 28

Risk potential nursing diagnoses

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Problem is likely to occur unless there is nurse intervention to prevent

Question 29

Actual diagnosis

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Problem exist now

Question 30

Syndrome diagnosis

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Associate with cluster and other nursing diagnoses

Question 31

Wellness Diagnosis

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Also called health promotion diagnosis such as enhanced readiness

Question 32

Prioritizing (123)

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Threat to well-being or life is a high priority diagnoses

Non-life threatening- Medium priority

Not related to current illness- No diagnoses

Question 33

Long Term goals

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For each nursing diagnoses at least one long-term goal must be written that requires a longer time to accomplish and can be used as a discharge goal

Question 34

Short term goals

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Goal that will be contribute to the resolution of the problem anytime soon

Question 35

Each goal must have a

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Subject “The patient or client”

Verb- Indicated action that is directly observable

Criteria- Reason and specific

Question 36

Writing Nursing orders

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Communicate to the entire staff the specific nursing measure that is to be implanted for the patient

Question 37

Nursing orders answer

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Who, what, where, when, how

Question 38

Independent

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Initiated without the direction of the physical

Question 39

Dependent

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Involves caring out the doctors orders or collaborating with other departments

Question 40

Terminate the plan

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Means the goal has been met

Question 41

Modify or revise the plan

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Means the patient is having difficulty meeting the goal

Question 42

Continue the plan

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Which means the patient needs more time to achieve the goals