Jarvis

Question 1

4 Maj components of Diagnostic reasoning

Answer 1

Attending to intinal cues

Formulating diagnostic hypotheses

Gathering data relative to tentative hypothese

Evaluate

Question 2

Nursing Process

Answer 2

Assesment
Diagnosis
Planning
implentation
Evaluation

Question 3

Components of critical thinking

Answer 3

Idnentigy assumptions
Validate accurcacy of data
Distinguish normal from abnormal signs
Make hypotheses/inferences
Cluster related cues
Distinguish relevant from irrelevant
Identify missing info (gaps)
Assess risk factors based on context
Diagnosis acutal + potential problems

Question 4

Nursing diagnosis purpose

Answer 4

used to evaluate the cause of disease. The nursing
diagnosis is used to evaluate the response of the whole
person to actual or potential health problems

Question 5

FIrst level priority problems

Answer 5

Airway problems
* Breathing problems
* Cardiac/circulation problems
* Vital sign concerns (e.g., high fever)

Question 6

second-level priority problems

Answer 6

Mental status change (e.g., confusion, decreased alertness)
* Untreated medical problems that necessitate immediate a􀄴ention (e.g., for a
diabetic patient who has not had insulin)
* Acute pain
* Acute urinary elimination problems
* Abnormal laboratory values
* Risks of infection, to safety, or to security

Question 7

third-level priority problems

Answer 7

Health problems that do not fit into the previous categories (e.g., problems with
lack of knowledge, activity, rest, family coping)

Question 8

Four factors that clinical deecisoin makig depends on?

Answer 8

Evidence from research + evidence informed theories

Phys exam and assessment of patient

Clinical expertise

Patient preferences and values

Question 9

Glaucoma

Answer 9

• condition where optic nerve is damaged