Hardest Trivia Quiz: NUR 101 Nursing Process And Critical Thinking
When it comes to nursing, there are a lot of decisions that you get to make regarding your patient, and this is where critical thinking comes in. The quiz below is considered one of the hardest you would take under NUR 101 under nursing process and critical thinking. Do take it up and get to see just how attentive you have been in class. All the best!
- 1.What is the "Nursing Process"? Select all that apply
- A.
Organizational framework for the practice of Nursing
- B.
Systematic method by which nurses plan and provide care for patients
- C.
The application of the nursing process only applies to RN's and not LPN's
- D.
The Nursing Scope and Standards of Practice of the ANA outlines the steps of the nursing process
- 2.ANA defines it as a"systematic dynamic process by which the nurse, through interaction with the client, significant others and health care providers collect and analyzes data about the client
- A.
Physical Check-up
- B.
Hospital evaluation
- C.
Assessment
- D.
Analysis
- 3.Which of the following is not true about Focused ASSESSMENT
- A.
When patient is critically ill or disoriented
- B.
When patient is unable to respond
- C.
Preferably early in the morning before breakfast.
- D.
When drastic changes are happening to a patient.
- 4.A synonym for significant data that usually demonstrate an unhealthy response.
- A.
Cue
- B.
Objective
- C.
Subjective
- D.
Interpretative
- 5.Headache, itchiness, warmth
- A.
Symptoms
- B.
Signs
- C.
Feelings
- D.
Emotions
- 6.Secondary Source of Data. (Select all that apply)
- A.
Diagnostic procedures
- B.
Medical record
- C.
Personal interview
- D.
Significant other
- 7.Which of the following is not a method of data collection?
- A.
Interview
- B.
Biographic data
- C.
Social media
- D.
Health history
- 8.If the first method of data collection is to conduct an interview, what is the second method?
- A.
Laboratory work
- B.
Diagnostic Tests
- C.
Evaluation
- D.
Performance of a physical examination
- 9.After establishing a database and before the identification of nursing diagnosis, what does a nurse do?
- A.
Documentation of database
- B.
Analysis of database
- C.
Filing of database
- D.
Acquiring a database of information
- 10.Data Clustering
- A.
Analyzing signs and symptoms
- B.
Identifying patient statements
- C.
Grouping related cues together
- D.
Entering patient data in the computer
- 11.Deficient Fluid Volume (Select all that apply)
- A.
Thirst
- B.
Dry skin and dry oral mucous
- C.
Decreased urine output
- D.
Nystagmus
- 12.Which of the following refers to the definition of a Nursing Problem?
- A.
Nurse overload and nurse burnout
- B.
When the nurse calls in sick
- C.
Any health care condition that requires diagnostic, therapeutic, or educational actions.
- D.
Lose of employment
- 13.Clinical judgment
- A.
Diagnosis
- B.
Job description of a clinical nurse
- C.
Data collection
- D.
Health intervention
- 14.Components of a Nursing Diagnosis. Select all that apply
- A.
Nursing diagnosis title or label
- B.
Definition of the title or label
- C.
Data clustering
- D.
Contributing, etiologic or related factors
- E.
Defining characteristics
- 15.Clear, precise description of a problem
- A.
Definition
- B.
Intervention
- C.
Etiology
- D.
Diagnosis
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