Nursing process part 2

According to the material, why must a nurse determine specific information regarding interventions?

• So that any person following the care plan can carry out interventions without question.

• To make the care plan longer.

• To avoid writing any interventions.

• To allow only the nurse to perform interventions.

What is the purpose of changing a guiding general statement about a nursing intervention to a more specific statement?

• To reduce the likelihood of misinterpretation.

• To make the statement more general.

• To confuse the care team.

• To avoid writing interventions.

Which of the following best describes the importance of writing nursing interventions specifically for care planning purposes?

• It ensures that interventions are clear and can be followed by anyone involved in the care plan.

• It allows nurses to avoid responsibility.

• It makes the care plan more complicated.

• It reduces the number of interventions needed.

Who is responsible for communicating the detailed plan of care for the patient?

• The nurse

• The patient

• The hospital administrator

• The patient's family

What is considered the tangible product of the nursing process?

• The written nursing care plan

• The patient's medical history

• The doctor's prescription

• The nurse's verbal instructions

Why is it important for the nurse to communicate the detailed plan of care to the patient?

• It ensures the patient understands their care and supports effective treatment.

• It allows the nurse to avoid documentation.

• It is only necessary for legal reasons.

• It is not important as long as the doctor knows the plan.

Which of the following standardized languages is specifically designed to encourage enhanced communication between nurses regarding nursing interventions?

• Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC)

• NANDA-I

• Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC)

• ICD-10

What is the primary purpose of the Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC)?

• To measure the effects of nursing care and nursing-sensitive patient outcomes

• To provide a list of nursing diagnoses

• To classify medical procedures

• To standardize medication administration

Which standardized language should you refer to for a list of nursing diagnoses?

• NANDA-I

• Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC)

• Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC)

• DSM-5

A nurse wants to evaluate the impact of their care on patient outcomes. Which standardized language would be most appropriate to use for this purpose, and why?

• Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC), because it measures the effects of nursing care and nursing-sensitive patient outcomes.

• NANDA-I, because it provides a list of nursing diagnoses.

• Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC), because it encourages communication between nurses.

• ICD-10, because it classifies diseases.