Hardest Test: NUR 101 Nursing Process and Critical Thinking! Quiz

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1. Risk factors

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Hardest Test: NUR 101 Nursing Process and Critical Thinking! Quiz - Quiz

The quiz below is the second and final one on everything we have covered so far when it comes to Nursing process and its connection to critical thinking. It is specifically designed to help you know how to tackle any questions you may have to handle on this topic when... see moreit comes to the final exam. Do give it a try and see if you need more study time. see less

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2. Which of the following is a Risk Nursing Diagnosis statement? 

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3. How cues, signs and symptoms identified in patient's assessment are written

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4. Syndrome Nursing Diagnosis

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5. How many parts does a RISK NURSING DIAGNOSIS have?

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6. Wellness Nursing Diagnosis

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7. "Constipation related to insufficient fluid intake manifested by increased abdominal pressure". What is the defining characteristic? 

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page 126 - Defining characteristics are cues, signs and symptoms. It normally follows the phrase "manifested by" or "as evidenced by". In this case, increased abdominal pressure comes immediately after "manifested by" and is a sign of constipation.

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8. Difference between Medical and Nursing Diagnoses

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9. Clinical cues, signs, symptoms that furnish evidence that the problem exists. 

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10. Identification of a disease or condition by a scientific evaluation of physical signs, symptoms, history, laboratory test and procedures. 

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11. The purpose to which an effort is directed 

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12. Potential complications: hypoglycemia.  This is a sample of what?

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13. Certain Physiologic complications that nurses monitor to detect their onset or changes in the patient's status.    

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14. Difference between a goal statement and an outcome statement

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15. Which of the following are true regarding nursing diagnosis? 

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page 124 - All other statements are false.

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16. What is RISK NURSING DIAGNOSIS as described by NANDA-I?  Select all that apply

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Risk factors
Which of the following is a Risk Nursing Diagnosis statement? 
How cues, signs and symptoms identified in patient's assessment...
Syndrome Nursing Diagnosis
How many parts does a RISK NURSING DIAGNOSIS have?
Wellness Nursing Diagnosis
"Constipation related to insufficient fluid intake manifested by...
Difference between Medical and Nursing Diagnoses
Clinical cues, signs, symptoms that furnish evidence that the problem...
Identification of a disease or condition by a scientific evaluation of...
The purpose to which an effort is directed 
Potential complications: hypoglycemia.  This is a sample of what?
Certain Physiologic complications that nurses monitor to detect their...
Difference between a goal statement and an outcome statement
Which of the following are true regarding nursing diagnosis? 
What is RISK NURSING DIAGNOSIS as described by NANDA-I?  Select...
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