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NURS 220 quiz 1

QuestionAnswer
What is the nursing process? Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation
What is the collection of subjective and objective data? Assessment
What is the analysis of subjective and objective data to make a professional judgement? Diagnosis
What is developing a plan of nursing care and outcome criteria? Planning
What is carrying out the plan of care? Implementation
What is assessing whether outcome criteria has been met and revising the plan of care if necessary? Evaluation
Sensations or symptoms that can be verified only by the client? Subjective data
Findings directly observed or indirectly observed through measurements Objective data
Physiologic complications that nurses monitor to detect their onset or changes in status Collaborative problem
Problem that requires the attention or assistance of other health care professionals Referral problem
What is the result of a nursing assessment? Diagnosis
Assessment that takes place when comprehensive database exists for client seeks health care for a specific health concern Focused or Problem-Oriented
Collection of subjective data about clients perspective of health of all body parts/systems, past health history, family history, and lifestyle Initial Comprehensive Assessment
Mini overview of body systems and holistic health patters as a follow up. Brief reassessment of normal body systems Ongoing or Partial Assessment
Follow up/re-assessment of the health status for any changes in baseline; mini-overview Ongoing/Partial Assessment
Assess a specific health concern Focused/Problem-Oriented
Rapid Assessment in a life-threatening situation, ABCs Emergency Assessment
Complete head to toe physical exam to collect baseline. Initial Comprehensive
What are the three phases of the interview? Introductory, working and summary / closing phase
Data collected in physical assessment Objective
Data verified by client Subjective
I have a sore throat Subjective
Throat swab and sent to lab Objective
Pain Subjective
Vitals Objective
Describes sever right-sided headache Subjective
Reddened, raised indurated area on deltoid area of left arm Objective
Pattern of request for pain medication every 2hours Objective
Pale, clammy and diaphoretic Objective
What are three types of diagnoses? Wellness, Risk , Actual
Diagnosis worded Readiness for enhanced....... Wellness
Risk for + diagnostic label + r/t etiology Risk Nursing Diagnosis
NANDA label(for problem)( + r/t + etiology + AMB (as manifested by) + defining characteristics Actual Nursing Diagnosis
Diagnosis where pt doesn't have problem but can attain a higher level of health. Opportunity to increase desired level of functioning Wellness Nursing Diagnosis
Actual diagnosis will occur if if nurse doesn't intervene, related factors mandatory Risk Diagnosis
What theorist developed the psychosocial stages? Erik H Erickson
When assessing adults what ares is most likely to yield delays or unresolved problems? Psychosocial domain of development
How do you identify stage of development? behavior
What does the Glasgow Coma Scale Measure? eye opening, appropriateness of verbal and motor responses
Organized system of beliefs concerning cause , nature and purpose of the universe Religion
Unique life experiences and personal effort to search for meaning and purpose in life Spirituality
What are the systems that vital signs measure? Cardiovascular, Immune system, Respiratory, Neurological, Peripheral vascular
What order do you measure vitals? Temp, Pulse , Respiration, then B/P
What characteristics do you measure with pulse? rate, rhythm, amplitude, elasticity
What do you note with respirations? rate, rhythm, depth
What does pulse pressure measure? Stroke volume
What is the fifth vital? Pain
WHat does COLDSPA stand for? character, onset, location, duration, severity, pattern, associated factors
3 most common types of skin cancer? melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma
What is mnemonic for skin cancer? ABCDE
What does skin cancer mnemonic stand for? assymetry, border, color, diameter, elevation
Where is most common pressure ulcer? coccyx
Which skin cancer is most common with intermittent exposure? melanoma, BCC
Which is most common for overall amount of exposure? Squamous cell carcinoma
What theorist developed the psychosocial stages? Erik H Erickson
When assessing adults what ares is most likely to yield delays or unresolved problems? Psychosocial domain of development
How do you identify stage of development? behavior
What does the Glasgow Coma Scale Measure? eye opening, appropriateness of verbal and motor responses
Organized system of beliefs concerning cause , nature and purpose of the universe Religion
Unique life experiences and personal effort to search for meaning and purpose in life Spirituality
What are the systems that vital signs measure? Cardiovascular, Immune system, Respiratory, Neurological, Peripheral vascular
What order do you measure vitals? Temp, Pulse , Respiration, then B/P
What characteristics do you measure with pulse? rate, rhythm, amplitude, elasticity
What do you note with respirations? rate, rhythm, depth
What does pulse pressure measure? Stroke volume
What is the fifth vital? Pain
WHat does COLDSPA stand for? character, onset, location, duration, severity, pattern, associated factors
3 most common types of skin cancer? melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma
What is mnemonic for skin cancer? ABCDE
What does skin cancer mnemonic stand for? assymetry, border, color, diameter, elevation
Where is most common pressure ulcer? coccyx
Which skin cancer is most common with intermittent exposure? melanoma, BCC
Which is most common for overall amount of exposure? Squamous cell carcinoma
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