When it comes to nursing, there are a lot of decisions that you get to make regarding your patient, and this is where critical thinking comes in. The quiz below is considered one of the hardest you would take under NUR 101 under nursing process and critical thinking. Do take it up and get to see just how attentive you have been in class. All the best!
Organizational framework for the practice of Nursing
Systematic method by which nurses plan and provide care for patients
The application of the nursing process only applies to RN's and not LPN's
The Nursing Scope and Standards of Practice of the ANA outlines the steps of the nursing process
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Physical Check-up
Hospital evaluation
Assessment
Analysis
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When patient is critically ill or disoriented
When patient is unable to respond
Preferably early in the morning before breakfast.
When drastic changes are happening to a patient.
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Cue
Objective
Subjective
Interpretative
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Symptoms
Signs
Feelings
Emotions
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Diagnostic procedures
Medical record
Personal interview
Significant other
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Interview
Biographic data
Social media
Health history
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Laboratory work
Diagnostic Tests
Evaluation
Performance of a physical examination
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Documentation of database
Analysis of database
Filing of database
Acquiring a database of information
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Analyzing signs and symptoms
Identifying patient statements
Grouping related cues together
Entering patient data in the computer
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Thirst
Dry skin and dry oral mucous
Decreased urine output
Nystagmus
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Nurse overload and nurse burnout
When the nurse calls in sick
Any health care condition that requires diagnostic, therapeutic, or educational actions.
Lose of employment
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Diagnosis
Job description of a clinical nurse
Data collection
Health intervention
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Nursing diagnosis title or label
Definition of the title or label
Data clustering
Contributing, etiologic or related factors
Defining characteristics
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Definition
Intervention
Etiology
Diagnosis
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