Chapter 1 - Evidence Based Assessment Flashcards

1
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____ data is what the patient says about himself or herself during history taking

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Subjective

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2
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____ data is observed when inspecting, percussing, palpating, and ausculating patient during physical exam

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Objective

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3
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A ____ is formed from subjective and objective data plus patient’s records and laboratory studies

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Databsse

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4
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Diagnostic Reasoning (Hypothetico-deductive model) compnents

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Attend to initially available cues (pices of information)

Formulate diagnostic hypothesis (tentative explanation of cues)

Gather revelent data

Evaluate each hypothesis with outgoing data collection

Serve as basis for ongoing investigation

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5
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What acronym do you use to remember the Nursing Process

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ADPIE

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6
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What does ADPIE stand for (steps of the nursing process)

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Aasessment

Diagnosis

Planning

Implementation

Evaluation

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7
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____: The process of analyzing health data and drawing conclusions to identify diagnoses

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Diagnostic Reasoning

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8
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The nurse has a “hunch” that the patient’s elevated blood pressure is due to pain level; however, the patient received blood pressure and pain medication 45 mimutes ago. What should the nurse consider in regards to this hunch?

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The nurse should ocnsider consulting with the pain management team to evaluate the effectiveness of the pain medication regimen

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9
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What are the different levels of priority

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First-Level Priority: Emergent, life threatening, and immediate

Second-Level Priority: Next in urgency, requiring attention so as to avoid further deterioration

Third-Level Priority: Important to patient’s health, but can be addressed after more urgent problems are addresses

Collaborative Problems: Approach to teatment involves multiple disciplines

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10
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In the 1850s, historical evolution of the concept of “research” began with ____

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Florence Nightingale

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11
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What are the four types of data

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Complete total health database

Episodic or problem-centered database
(Colect “mini” database, smaller scope and more focused than complete database)

Follow-up database
(Status of all identified problems should be evaluated at regular and appropriate intervals)

Emergency database
(Rapid collection of data, often compiled concurrently with lifesaving measures)

(Describes current and past health state and forms baseline to measure all future changes)

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12
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The ____ is the incorporation of impact of exteral and interpersonal environment of one’s mind and body

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Holistic model assessment

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13
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ABCs (airway, breathing, circulation) issues would be triaged as a ____ level priority

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first

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14
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A 48-year-old male presenting with chest pain would be categorized as a ____ priority

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Level one

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15
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A 19-year-old female who has frequent headaches with stable vital signs would be categorized as a ____ priority

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Level 2

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16
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A 68-year-old ale who has a ground-level fall (GLF) would be categorized as a ____ priority

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Level 2

He has the potential to emerge to a level 1 priority.

17
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Which priority information should the nurse obtain for a 48-year-old male who has chest pain

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Vital signs, Pulse oximetry, airway status, EKG tracing, Pain assment scale, allergy status, last time the patient had something to eat, presence of associated symptoms (such as nauesea, vomiting, or headache), past medical/history, family history, social hisory (smoking, alcohol, dug use), and pain parameters (quality, duration, intensity, time of onset, and precipitating or alleviating factors)

18
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What databse is suitable for short-term problems

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Problem-Centered database

19
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The evaluation phase of the nursing process is to…

A

Determine if patient outcomes were met

20
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Which nurse is most likely to skip steps and arrive at a clinical judgement instantly during the nursing process

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Expert nurse

21
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Impaired physical activity would be categorized as a ____ level problem

A

third

22
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What is the role of a novice nurse in respect to problem-solving

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Using rules to guide performance

23
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Evidence-based practice is a combination of ____, ____, ____, and ____ and ____

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clinical expertis

research findings

clinical knowledge

patient values and preferences