H.A. (wk 1)

The client is a human being who has

• A diagnosis and treatment plan
• Worth and dignity
• Insurance and a medical record
• Sugar Daddy

This guy said, “Combines the most desirable elements of the art of nursing with the most relevant elements of systems theory, using the scientific method.” In 1988

• Nightingale
• Henderson
• Shore
• Orem

This someone said, "The process incorporates an interactive/interpersonal approach with a problem solving and decision-making process." in 1952

• Peplau
• Nightingale
• Henderson
• Orem

Is a SYSTEMATIC, organized method of planning and providing quality and individualized nursing care.

• Nursing process
• Medical diagnosis
• Patient assessment
• Care planning

In the GOSH approach, the "G" stands for:

• General
• Group
• Guidance
• Goal-oriented

In the GOSH approach, the "O" stands for:

• Outstanding
• Ongoing
• Organized
• Observational

In the GOSH approach, the "S" stands for:

• Systematic
• Specific
• Supportive
• Structured

In the GOSH approach, the "H" stands for:

• Holistic Care
• Humanistic Care
• Health-focused Care
• High-quality Care

Which part of the nursing process involves the systematic collection of data to identify a patient's strengths and limitations, and is performed continuously throughout the nursing process.

• Diagnosis
• Planning
• Implementation
• Assessment

Which part of the nursing process involves clinical judgment concerning a human response to health conditions/life processes, or vulnerability for that response, that a nurse is licensed and competent to treat, and includes analysis of data to identify the problem?

• Assessment
• Planning
• Diagnosis
• Implementation

Which of the following describes a currently occurring health problem for a patient?

• Actual Nursing Diagnosis
• Risk Nursing Diagnosis
• Wellness Nursing Diagnosis
• Syndrome Nursing Diagnosis

Which of the following describes a nursing diagnosis that includes the problem, etiology, and signs/symptoms, such as "acute pain r/t trauma of surgical incision as evidenced by facial grimace and guarding behavior" and "ineffective breathing pattern r/t pressure damage to breathing center in brainstem as manifested by difficulty of breathing"?

• Problem-focused nursing diagnosis
• Risk nursing diagnosis
• Wellness nursing diagnosis
• Syndrome nursing diagnosis

Which type of nursing diagnosis includes the problem and etiology, such as "Risk for infection r/t surgical incision"?

• Actual nursing diagnosis
• Risk nursing diagnosis
• Wellness nursing diagnosis
• Syndrome nursing diagnosis

Which type of nursing diagnosis focuses on a patient's readiness to improve their health, as in "Readiness for enhanced decision-making as evidenced by participation in healthcare decisions"?

• Problem-focused nursing diagnosis
• Risk nursing diagnosis
• Health Promotion Nursing Diagnosis
• Syndrome nursing diagnosis

Which type of nursing diagnosis describes a specific cluster of nursing diagnoses that occur together and have similar nursing interventions, such as "Chronic pain syndrome as manifested by anxiety and disturbed sleep pattern"?

• Problem-focused nursing diagnosis
• Risk nursing diagnosis
• Health promotion nursing diagnosis
• Syndrome nursing diagnosis

Which part of the nursing process involves setting goals and outcomes and developing an individualized plan of care after diagnoses have been prioritized?

• Assessment
• Diagnosis
• Planning
• Implementation

Which of the following describes an objective behavior or response that a patient is expected to achieve over a longer period, such as several days, weeks, or months?

• Long-term goal
• Intermediate goal
• Discharge goal
• Short-term goal

Which of the following describes an objective behavior or response that you expect the patient to achieve in a short time, usually a few hours or less than a week?

• Long-term goal
• Intermediate goal
• Discharge goal
• Short-term goal

In the SMART acronym for goal setting, "S" stands for:

• Specific
• Significant
• Simple
• Sustainable

In the SMART acronym for goal setting, "M" stands for:

• Motivating
• Manageable
• Meaningful
• Measurable

In the SMART acronym for goal setting, "A" stands for:

• Actionable
• Attainable
• Achievable
• Adjustable

In the SMART acronym for goal setting, "R" stands for:

• Relevant
• Rewarding
• Realistic
• Resourceful

In the SMART acronym for goal setting, "T" stands for:

• Timely
• Targeted
• Time-bound
• Trackable

Which part of the nursing process involves performing treatments based on clinical judgment and knowledge to enhance patient outcomes, also known as the "doing" phase?

• Assessment
• Planning
• Evaluation
• Intervention

Which part of the nursing process is the final step, involving determining the effectiveness of the plan, monitoring the client's progress, and altering the plan as indicated?

• Evaluation
• Assessment
• Planning
• Implementation

Who described assessment as a deliberate and systematic collection of data to determine a client's current and past health status, functional status, and coping patterns?

• Nightingale
• Henderson
• Carpenito
• Peplau

Which type of data includes the client's perception of their health, past health history, family history, and lifestyle and health practices?

• Objective data
• Subjective data
• Primary data
• Secondary data

Which type of data is collected through a step-by-step physical examination in various settings like hospitals, communities, clinics, and homes?

• Subjective data
• Primary data
• Objective data
• Secondary data

Which type of assessment is performed when a client first enters a healthcare system to establish baseline data for future comparisons?

• Initial comprehensive assessment
• Focused assessment
• Ongoing partial assessment
• Emergency assessment

Which type of assessment is performed after a comprehensive database is established, involves a mini-overview of the patient's body systems and holistic health patterns, and reassesses previously identified concerns?

• Focused assessment
• Ongoing partial assessment
• Initial comprehensive assessment
• Emergency assessment

Which type of assessment is performed when a client presents with a specific health concern and focuses solely on that problem, assuming a comprehensive database already exists?

• Focused assessment
• Initial comprehensive assessment
• Ongoing partial assessment
• Emergency assessment