WorksheetsNursing Process and Clinical Judgement Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
In the NCSBN Clinical Judgement Measurement Model, what does "Recognize Cues" involve?
Identifying expected client outcomes
Determining which data are relevant versus irrelevant
Performing actions identified in planning
Evaluating actual client outcomes
What does "Generate Solutions" entail in the NCSBN Clinical Judgement Measurement Model?
Evaluating client outcomes
Taking nursing actions
Identifying expected client outcomes and planning specific actions
Gathering and reviewing data
In the Nursing Process, what is the purpose of the Evaluation step?
To gather and review data
To perform actions identified in planning
To determine if goals and outcomes have been met
To identify problems and risk factors
The _____ step of the nursing process interprets and analyzes data gathered
Assessment
Diagnosis
Implementation
Evaluation
What is the first step of the nursing process when working with patients receiving drug therapy?
Assessment
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
The nurse is assessing a client with Pneumonia. Which data collected by the nurse are subjective? Select All That Apply
Blood Pressure 110/68
Expiratory wheezing in posterior lobes
Chest x-ray shows right lower lobe infiltrate
Reports of nausea x 3 days
Complains of tightness in chest
The nurse is assessing a client with gastroenteritis. Which data collected by the nurse would be documented as objective? Select All That Apply
Complaints of pressure in abdomen
Oral temperature 101.10 F
Reports watery diarrhea
Elevated white blood cell count
The nurse is collecting data during the health history interview. Which step of the nursing process is the nurse in?
Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
The nurse is determining whether or not a client met their goal and outcome. Which part of the nursing process is the nurse in?
Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
Which of the following best describes the correct sequence of the nursing process?
assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
planning, assessment, diagnosis, evaluation, and implementation.
diagnosis, implementation, assessment, evaluation, and planning.
implementation, planning, evaluation, assessment, and diagnosis.
The nurse is performing a shift assessment on a client. Which information should the nurse identify as objective data?
The client reports feelings of depression
The client demonstrates facial grimacing
The client complains of feeling nauseated
The client complains of visual disturbances
The LPN/LVN assists the RN in completing an admission history with a confused client. Which information should be identified as secondary information?
The client reports a history of chest pain.
The client complains of chronic constipation.
The client verbalizes anxiety about hospitalization.
The client’s spouse reports experiencing marital issues.
Which assessment data cue does the nurse recognize as subjective data?
A pain rating of 7
Wheezing throughout lung fields
Bilateral pedal edema 2+
Pupils equal and accommodate and react to light
Which of the following is an example of a nurse performing the evaluation step of the nursing process?
Planning a list interventions for to manage patient's pain
Asking a patient's pain level; 0 is no pain and 10 is the worst
Rechecking a patient's pain which is reduced to 0/10
Charting a patient's response to pain medication that was administered 2 minutes ago
Which is the correct statement for Novice nurse?
Advanced beginners able to perform adequately.
Nurses with few clinical experiences.
Competent nurses.
Expert nurses.
Novice to Expert: What is the first stage in Benner's Novice to Expert model?
Intermediate
Novice
Beginner
Advanced
Novice to Expert: According to Benner, what characterizes an expert nurse?
Relying heavily on textbook knowledge
Following strict protocols without deviation
Recognizing patterns in clinical situations and making quick and accurate decisions
Avoiding taking risks in patient care
What does the scope of practice for nurses encompass?
No specific scope of practice for nurses
Limited to basic patient care
Only administrative tasks
Range of roles, responsibilities, and activities that a nurse is educated, competent, and authorized to perform
