FROM ME TO U

What are the two main types of data collected during a health assessment?

• Comprehensive and focused

• Subjective and objective

• 
  Initial and ongoing

• 
  Primary and secondary

What term refers to data that is directly observable and measurable?

• Objective data

• Primary data

• 
  Subjective data

• Secondary data

What assessment focuses on a specific issue found during a comprehensive assessment?

• Problem-focused assessment

• 
  Time-lapsed assessment

• 
  Emergency assessment

• 
  Initial assessment

Which of the following is NOT one of Gordon's 11 functional health patterns?

• 
  Cognitive patterns

• Immune patterns

• 
  Elimination patterns

• Nutrition patterns

What scale uses faces to assess pain levels in children?

• 
  FACES scale

• 
  PQRST scale

• 
  FLACC scale

• 
  Wong-Baker FACES scale

What type of pain is described as sharp, achy or throbbing and is often caused by physical injuries?

• Chronic pain

• 
  Acute pain

• 
  Nociceptive pain

• 
  Neuropathic pain

What is the first phase of the nursing process?

• Intervention

• Assessment

• 
  Planning

• 
  Diagnosis

What term refers to the cause of a health problem or nursing diagnosis?

• 
  Evidence

• 
  Defining characteristics

• Problem statement

• 
  Etiology

Nursing interventions should be based on what?

• 
  Hospital protocols

• Scientific principles

• 
  Patient requests

• Nursing intuition

Why is it important to validate indirect or questionable patient data?

• 
  To build trust with the patient

• To compare it against objective data

• To avoid stereotyping

• To understand the patient perspective