NSG 122 Fundamentals Questions With 100%Verified Answers A+GRADED
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NSG 122 Fundamentals Of Nursing
NSG 122 Fundamentals Questions With 100%Verified Answers A+GRADED
Standards of Nursing Practice Act - correct answer...allows the nurse to carry out professional roles, serving as protection for the nurse, the client, and the institution. It allows the nurse to provide knowledgeable, safe, and c...
NSG 122 Fundamentals Questions With
100%Verified Answers A+GRADED
Standards of Nursing Practice Act - correct answer...✔✔allows the nurse to carry out
professional roles, serving as protection for the nurse, the client, and the institution. It
allows the nurse to provide knowledgeable, safe, and comprehensive nursing care while
being accountable for the quality of practice.
Nurse Practice Act - correct answer...✔✔is laws made in each state to regulate nursing
practice
code of ethics - correct answer...✔✔are values that epitomize the caring professional
nurse admission include altruism, autonomy, human dignity, integrity, and social justice.
Nursing process - correct answer...✔✔is a guideline for nursing practice that includes,
assessing, diagnosing, planning, implementing, and evaluating
we are accountable for our own quality of practice and responsible for safe and
comprehensive nursing care
Assessment - correct answer...✔✔collecting data
diagnosis - correct answer...✔✔the nurse uses the assessment data to identify
problems need to be addressed
Planning - correct answer...✔✔identification of goals and outcomes
Implementation - correct answer...✔✔intervening to assist the client to achieve the
goals and outcomes that were identified during the planning process
Evaluation - correct answer...✔✔measure the client outcome
knowledge deficits - correct answer...✔✔in order for teaching to be successful, the
nurse needs to first assess the level of knowledge a client has regarding their situation
before intervening.
initial assessment - correct answer...✔✔is performed after admission and should
include a complete database from which the nurse can identify problems and plan care.
This include examples; potential allergies, past medical and surgical history
emergency assessment - correct answer...✔✔When a physiologic or psychological
crisis presents
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, focused assessment - correct answer...✔✔only gathers data regarding a specific
problem
client centered assessment - correct answer...✔✔ia used to assess client complexity
including social environment, health literacy, and communication skills
time lapsed assessment - correct answer...✔✔allows the nurse to compare baseline
data with current data
objective data - correct answer...✔✔is the information that the nurse collects that s
observable and measurable. this information can be seen, heard, felt, or measured by
the nurse. For example, facial expression or body language
sujective data - correct answer...✔✔is the information that the client provides, like why
the client was admitted, feeling thirsty, or the client's description of pain.
information perceived only by the affected person.
How does collecting and validating data reduce errors? - correct answer...✔✔can
obtain information about a client from many different sources of data, including family,
medical records, other healthcare providers. However, subjecting perceived only by the
affected person.
Nursing assessment: Inspection - correct answer...✔✔a visual examination of the
patient
Nursing assessment: Auscultation - correct answer...✔✔listening to the internal sounds
of the body purpose of examining the circulatory and respiratory systems
Nursing assessment: Percussion - correct answer...✔✔involves tapping on the patients
chest wall ti produce sounds based on the amount of air in the lungs
Nursing assessment: Palpation - correct answer...✔✔examination of the abdomen for
any tenderness, or masses -0
Nursing Diagnosis - correct answer...✔✔Association international crested a list
approved nursing diagnosis that is used today. reflects the cluster of client data that
indicated the client's response to a health issue and actual or potential problem.
Four steps in analyzing and interpreting data - correct answer...✔✔Recognizing
significant data: refers to the data that is abnormal or changes in the client's condition.
for example; reviewing the data collected and compared with the laboratory results.
Recognizing patterns: or clustering data, refers to grouping data that points to the
existence of a health problem
Identifying complications: focuses the analyzing data that could indicate complications
from treatments, medications, and diagnosis.
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