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The correct answer is 5 etapas. The question is asking about the SAE or PE in nursing, specifically for the position of a neonatology nurse in Uberlândia/MG. The SAE or PE is composed of a certain number of steps or stages. The correct answer is 5 etapas, meaning that the SAE or PE consists of five stages.

The correct answer is "Histórico de enfermagem e exame físico, diagnóstico de enfermagem, prescrição de enfermagem e evolução de enfermagem." This answer is correct because it lists the phases of the nursing process in the correct order. The nurse needs to gather the patient's history and perform a physical examination to assess their condition. Based on this assessment, a nursing diagnosis can be made, which then informs the development of a nursing care plan or prescription. Finally, the nurse monitors and evaluates the patient's progress through the process of nursing evolution.

The purpose of the SAE (Sistematização da Assistência de Enfermagem) is not to intensify the idea that nursing practice is based solely on carrying out medical prescriptions. The SAE aims to facilitate communication between nurses and other professionals, allowing them to discuss current problems in patient care. It also enables the organized and guided use of knowledge and skills, and is essential in providing comprehensive and quality care to patients.

The correct answer explains that the nursing diagnosis is defined by NANDA as a clinical judgment about individual, family, or community responses to actual or potential health problems. This statement aligns with the information provided in the given passage, which states that the nursing diagnosis is defined by NANDA as a judgment about individual, family, or community responses to health problems.

According to COFEN Resolution 358/2009, the Processo de Enfermagem (Nursing Process) refers to the Consulta de enfermagem (Nursing Consultation) when conducted in ambulatory health services, homes, schools, community associations, among others. This means that when nurses perform their duties in these settings, it corresponds to a nursing consultation, where they assess, diagnose, plan, implement, and evaluate the nursing care provided to patients. The other options, Assistência de Enfermagem (Nursing Assistance), Assistência Ambulatorial (Ambulatory Assistance), and Prescrição de Enfermagem (Nursing Prescription), do not encompass the full scope of the nursing process in these contexts.

According to Tannure (2010), a collaborative problem is not considered one of the types of nursing diagnosis according to NANDA. Collaborative problems refer to health issues that require the collaboration of multiple healthcare professionals for their resolution, rather than being addressed solely by nursing interventions. The other options, real diagnoses, risk diagnoses, health promotion diagnoses, and well-being diagnoses, are all types of nursing diagnoses recognized by NANDA.

The correct answer is "consulta de enfermagem" because according to COFEN (Conselho Federal de Enfermagem), the nursing health process performed in outpatient health service institutions, homes, schools, community associations, among others, is commonly referred to as "consulta de enfermagem" in these environments. This term refers to the nursing consultation or appointment where the nurse assesses the patient's health status, provides health education, and may perform procedures or treatments within their scope of practice.

The correct answer is "Planejamento de Enfermagem – realização das ações ou intervenções determinadas na etapa de diagnóstico de enfermagem." This statement is incorrect because the planning phase of the nursing process is not about carrying out actions or interventions determined in the diagnosis phase. Instead, it involves developing a comprehensive plan of care based on the identified nursing diagnoses and desired outcomes.

In the process of Nursing Care Systematization (SAE), the implementation of the actions identified and determined by the nurse is contained in the implementation stage. This stage involves carrying out the planned interventions and providing the necessary care to the patient. It is the phase where the nurse puts into action the nursing interventions that were previously planned in the planning stage. The implementation stage is crucial for ensuring that the patient receives the appropriate and timely care based on their nursing diagnosis and individual needs.

The objectives of the Nursing Care Systematization (SAE) include increasing the degree of nurse satisfaction in their performance and strengthening their bond with the institution, implementing nursing actions in a systematic manner, improving communication to prevent errors, omissions, and unnecessary repetitions in patient care, and reducing the incidence and duration of patient hospital stays. However, the objective of attending the patient in a community-based manner is not a part of SAE.