introduction to the nursing process Flashcards
(44 cards)
which nursing skill is essential to utilize throughout the nursing process?
- analysis
- observation
- critical thinking
- time management
critical thinking
place the steps of the nursing process in the order in which each should occur
- analysis
- implementation
- evaluation
- assessment
- planning
- assessment
- analysis
- planning
- implementation
- evaluation
match the nursing process characteristic to its description
- organized
- analytical
- collaborative
- outcome-oriented
the nursing process incorporates the interprofessional team
collaborative
match the nursing process characteristic to its description
- organized
- analytical
- collaborative
- outcome-oriented
nurses evaluate patient results to determine effectiveness
outcome-oriented
match the nursing process characteristic to its description
- organized
- analytical
- collaborative
- outcome-oriented
nurses use critical thinking for each step of the nursing process
analytical
match the nursing process characteristic to its description
- organized
- analytical
- collaborative
- outcome-oriented
the nursing process helps ensure the patient care is well planned
organized
which component determines whether an assessment is primary or secondary?
- source of data
- types of data
- categories of data
- objectivity of the data
source of data
match the category of data with its description
- primary
- secondary
- objective
- subjective
obtained directly from patient
primary
match the category of data with its description
- primary
- secondary
- objective
- subjective
blood pressure reading and weight
objective
match the category of data with its description
- primary
- secondary
- objective
- subjective
direct quotes describing patient feelings
subjective
match the category of data with its description
- primary
- secondary
- objective
- subjective
obtained from other health care professionals or medical records
secondary
which examples reflect subjective data?
- signs
- feelings
- symptoms
- perceptions
- laboratory findings
- health history
- feelings
- symptoms
- perceptions
- health history
which nursing concept is defined as an actual or potential problem or response to a problem?
- plan
- outcome
- diagnosis
- assessment
diagnosis
which aspects do nurses make judgments about when determining initial nursing diagnoses?
- vulnerabilities
- patient problems
- health promotion
- risk for problems
- evaluative measures
- vulnerabilities
- patient problems
- health promotion
- risk for problems
which action reflects a primary task in the analysis step of the nursing process?
- initiating nursing actions
- forming diagnostic conclusions
- identifying realistic patient goals
- examining the effectiveness of interventions
forming diagnostic conclusions
which term describes how the nursing process changes over time in response to patients individual needs?
- dynamic
- analytical
- organized
- adaptable
dynamic
which statement defines collaborative interventions?
- involve independent nursing interventions
- establish the effectiveness of nursing actions
- require a prescription from the health care provider
- involve the expertise of health care team members
involve the expertise of health care team members
match the type of nursing intervention to the example
- interdependent
- independent
- dependent
patient positioning
independent
match the type of nursing intervention to the example
- interdependent
- independent
- dependent
foley catheter insertion
dependent
match the type of nursing intervention to the example
- interdependent
- independent
- dependent
respiratory therapy consult
interdependent
which function describes the primary purpose for documenting nursing interventions?
- implement policy
- prove task completion
- facilitate communication
- ensure proper record-keeping
facilitate communication
which interventions reflect indirect nursing care?
- giving an injection
- helping a patient ambulate in the hall
- documenting medications administered
- collaborating to schedule occupational therapy
- working with a social worker to set up home care
- documenting medications administered
- collaborating to schedule occupational therapy
- working with a social worker to set up home care
during the implementation step of the nursing process, a nurse reviews and revises a patients plan of care. place the steps of review and revision in the order in which each should occur
- review and revise the existing plan of care
- implement nursing interventions
- reassess the patient
- organize resources and care delivery
- anticipate and prevent complications
- reassess the patient
- review and revise the existing plan of care
- organize resources and care delivery
- anticipate and prevent complications
- implement nursing interventions
which aspect would the nurse consider as a component of the evaluation step of the nursing process?
- the patient being discharged from the hospital
- the patients achievement of short and long term goals
- the nurses completion of interventions in the plan of care
- the nurses view on the patients desire to perform interventions
the patients achievement of short and long term goals