Nursing Process Exam

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    Observable and measurable information

    • Objective data
    • Subjective data
    • Both type of data
    • None of the above
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Are you preparing for nursing exams? Then take this informative "Lock Haven University" nursing exam process quiz that will help you get in-depth knowledge about the subject and prepare you well for the exam. The quiz contains theoretical, conceptual, and application-based questions that will not gauge your knowledge but prepare also enhance your knowledge. The quiz would be highly rewarding as a last-minute revision before the exam. Play the quiz to know more. All the best!

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  • 2. 

    Performed to identify a life-threating problem(choking, stab wound, heart attack)

    • Initial assessment

    • Focus assessment

    • Emergency assessment

    • Final assessment

    Correct Answer
    A. Emergency assessment
    Explanation
    Emergency assessment is the correct answer because it involves a rapid and thorough evaluation of the patient's condition to identify any life-threatening problems such as choking, stab wounds, or heart attacks. This assessment is performed immediately upon arrival to prioritize and initiate appropriate interventions. It helps the healthcare provider quickly determine the severity of the situation and take immediate action to stabilize the patient's condition. The other options, initial assessment, focus assessment, and final assessment, may be performed at different stages of care but may not specifically focus on identifying life-threatening problems.

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  • 3. 

    In this stage you determine if the patient has achieved the expected outcomes

    • Implementation

    • Evaluation

    • Assessment

    • Diagnosis

    Correct Answer
    A. Evaluation
    Explanation
    In this stage, evaluation is the correct answer because it involves determining if the patient has achieved the expected outcomes. It is the process of assessing the patient's progress and comparing it to the desired outcomes. This step helps healthcare professionals determine the effectiveness of the implemented interventions and make any necessary adjustments to the patient's care plan.

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  • 4. 

    This step of the nursing process includes the systematic collection of all subjective and objective data about the client in which the nurse focuses holistically on the client- physical, psychological, emotional, sociocultural, and spiritual.

    • Assessment

    • Planning

    • Implementation

    • Diagnosis

    Correct Answer
    A. Assessment
    Explanation
    Assessment is the correct answer because it involves the systematic collection of subjective and objective data about the client. This step focuses on gathering information about the client's physical, psychological, emotional, sociocultural, and spiritual aspects. It is an essential part of the nursing process as it helps the nurse to understand the client's needs and create an individualized care plan.

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  • 5. 

    Information verbalized or stated by the client

    • Objective data

    • Subjective data

    • Both type of data

    • None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Subjective data
    Explanation
    The correct answer is subjective data because the question is asking about the type of information that is verbalized or stated by the client. Subjective data refers to information that is based on personal opinions, feelings, or experiences, and is often provided by the client themselves. Objective data, on the other hand, refers to factual and measurable information that can be observed or measured by others. Therefore, subjective data is the most appropriate answer in this context.

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  • 6. 

    This step begins after the care plan has been made.  this is the step where the nurse performs the interventions as a means of achieving goals

    • Planning

    • Assessment

    • Diagnosis

    • Implementation

    Correct Answer
    A. Implementation
    Explanation
    Implementation is the correct answer because it refers to the step in the nursing process where the nurse carries out the interventions that have been planned in order to achieve the goals established in the care plan. This step occurs after the care plan has been developed and includes actions such as administering medications, providing treatments, and educating the patient.

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  • 7. 

    The systematic problem solving approach toward providing individualized nursing care is known as?

    • Nursing care plan

    • Nursing process

    • Nurses practice act

    • None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Nursing process
    Explanation
    The nursing process is a systematic problem-solving approach used in providing individualized nursing care. It involves assessing the patient's needs, diagnosing the problems, planning and implementing interventions, and evaluating the outcomes. This approach helps nurses to effectively and efficiently address the unique needs of each patient and provide appropriate care. The nursing care plan is a part of the nursing process, but it is not the overall approach itself. The nurses practice act refers to the legal regulations and guidelines that govern the practice of nursing, which is not directly related to the systematic problem-solving approach.

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  • 8. 

    Collects data about a problem that has already been identified and determines if the problem still exists or any changes.

    • Focus assessment

    • Inital assessment

    • Emergency assessment

    • Final assessment

    Correct Answer
    A. Focus assessment
    Explanation
    A focus assessment is a type of assessment that collects data about a specific problem that has already been identified. It is used to determine if the problem still exists or if there have been any changes. This type of assessment is more targeted and focused on a specific issue or concern, compared to other types of assessments such as initial, emergency, or final assessments.

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  • 9. 

    This association was established to develop, refine, and promote taxonomy of nursing diagnostic terminology used by nurses

    • North american nursing diagnosis association international

    • American nurses association

    • Etichical nursing association

    • Pax America Nurses Association

    Correct Answer
    A. North american nursing diagnosis association international
    Explanation
    The correct answer is the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association International. This association was established with the purpose of developing, refining, and promoting the taxonomy of nursing diagnostic terminology used by nurses. It focuses on advancing the field of nursing through standardized language and classification systems for nursing diagnoses.

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  • 10. 

    Assessment that focuses on past medical history, family history, reason for admission, medications currently taking, previous hospitalization, surgeries, psycho-social assessment, nutrition, complete physical assessment

    • Initial assessment

    • Focus assessment

    • Emergency assessment

    • Concluding assessment

    Correct Answer
    A. Initial assessment
    Explanation
    The initial assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of a patient's medical history, family history, reason for admission, current medications, previous hospitalization, surgeries, psycho-social assessment, nutrition, and a complete physical assessment. It is conducted at the beginning of a patient's hospitalization or medical encounter to gather important information about the patient's health status and to establish a baseline for future assessments and interventions. This assessment helps healthcare providers to identify any immediate health concerns, develop an appropriate care plan, and ensure the patient's overall well-being.

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  • 11. 

    What are the 3 parts of a nursing diagnosis (PES)?

    • Patient

    • Problem

    • Signs and symptoms

    • Physical assessment

    • Etiology

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Problem
    A. Signs and symptoms
    A. Etiology
    Explanation
    The three parts of a nursing diagnosis (PES) are problem, signs and symptoms, and etiology. The problem refers to the actual health issue or condition that the patient is experiencing. Signs and symptoms are the observable and subjective manifestations of the problem that the patient is presenting. Etiology, on the other hand, refers to the underlying cause or contributing factors that are responsible for the development of the problem. These three components are essential in formulating a comprehensive nursing diagnosis, which helps guide the nursing interventions and care planning for the patient.

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  • 12. 

    In this step of the nursing process you prioritize the diagnosis in order of importance and figure out what nursing interventions need tot ake place to accomplish these as well as goals to achieve your care plan

    • Planning

    • Implementation

    • Assessment

    • Evaluation

    Correct Answer
    A. Planning
    Explanation
    In the planning step of the nursing process, the nurse prioritizes the diagnosis in order of importance and determines the nursing interventions that need to be implemented to achieve the goals of the care plan. This involves creating a plan of action to address the identified health issues and develop strategies to promote the patient's well-being. The nurse considers the patient's individual needs, resources, and preferences to create an effective care plan.

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  • 13. 

    This is the step of the nursing process where you do the PES

    • Planning

    • Implementation

    • Assessment

    • Diagnosis

    Correct Answer
    A. Diagnosis
    Explanation
    In the nursing process, the step of PES refers to the formulation of a nursing diagnosis. This involves analyzing the assessment data collected from the patient to identify the actual or potential health problems and their underlying causes. The nursing diagnosis helps in developing a plan of care and determining appropriate interventions and outcomes for the patient. Therefore, the correct answer is diagnosis.

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  • 14. 

    What are the 4 types of nursing diagnosis?

    • Actual

    • Risk

    • Health promotion

    • Wellness

    • Safety

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Actual
    A. Risk
    A. Health promotion
    A. Wellness
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Actual, Risk, Health promotion, and Wellness. These are the four types of nursing diagnosis. Actual nursing diagnosis refers to an existing health problem that requires nursing interventions. Risk nursing diagnosis identifies potential health problems that a patient may develop. Health promotion nursing diagnosis focuses on improving the patient's overall well-being and preventing future health issues. Wellness nursing diagnosis is used when a patient has a high level of wellness and seeks to maintain or enhance it.

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