Nursing Process

What is a systematic, rational method of planning and providing nursing care?

• Nursing

• Care Giving

• Nursing Process

• Care Giving

The following are purposes of the nursing process EXCEPT:

• Identify the client's health status

• Identify the client's potential health problems

• To establish plans to meet the unidentified needs.

• Identify the client's actual health problems

The following are identified as clients EXCEPT for:

• Individual

• Doctor

• Family

• Community

Which of the following statement is NOT TRUE regarding the Nursing Process?

• It is linear

• It's components follow a logical sequence

• More than i component may be involved at one time

• It is cyclical

If GOAL is MET during evaluation what is expected in the patient's care?

• Assessment is continued

• Care may be terminated

• Plan of care is modified

• Patient is changed

What is the First step of the Nursing Process?

• Interview

• Subjective Data Collection

• Objective Data Collection

• Assessment

What is the primary focus of the nursing assessment phase?

• Identifying nursing diagnoses

• Gathering patient data

• Implementing care plans

• Evaluating patient outcomes

During which phase of the Nursing Process is patient education typically provided?

• Assessment

• Planning

• Implementation

• Evaluation

Which of the following is not a Patient Data Source?

• Significant Others

• Patient

• Primary Caregiver

• By stander

What type of assessment is done to establish a complete patient data base for problem identification?

• Initial Assessment

• Problem-focused Assessment

• Emergency Assessment

• Time-lapsed Assessment