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PCC Exam 2 Questions and Answers An interpretivist nurse is caring for a patient in the hospital setting. Which of the following factors will the interpretivist consider when caring for this patient? (Select all that apply): A. Context of care. B. The information from the cha...

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PCC Exam 2 Questions and Answers
An interpretivist nurse is caring for a patient in the hospital setting. Which of the
following factors will the interpretivist consider when caring for this patient? (Select all
that apply):




A. Context of care.




B. The information from the chart.




C. What the nurse personally brings to the caring encounter.




D. Information from significant others and friends.




E. The nurse's previous experiences, values, and emotions. - answer A, C, E
Interpretivist approaches situate the nurse squarely in the context of care and account
for what the nurse personally brings to the caring encounter, including previous
experiences, values, and emotions. The information from the chart and from others is
gathered in the steps of the nursing process.

A nurse wishes to obtain data about a new patient's self-esteem. To gain the clearest
picture, the nurse uses the assessment technique of (Select all that apply):

,A. Completing an entire head-to-toe assessment first.




B. Conducting a structured interview with direct questions.




C. Interviewing the patient in an unstructured format.




D. Observing for relevant verbal and nonverbal clues. - answer C, D

A nurse is caring for a patient in a long-term care facility who has not been sleeping
well. She notes that the patient is new to the facility, has been refusing therapy, and is
also not eating well. The nurse interprets this to mean that the patient has been having
trouble adjusting. The nurse decides to meet with the patient's care team. The team
decides to assess the patient's willingness to participate in group recreational activities,
the patient agrees to participate. After 1 week, the nurse reevaluates the plan of care
and notes that the patient has been sleeping much better. Which of the following terms
best describe processes used in the nurse's plan? (Select all that apply):




A. Clinical judgment.




B. Evidence-based practice.




C. The nursing process.

, D. Collaborative care planning.




E. Positive reward process. - answer A, C, D

You are a new graduate nurse working with a nurse who has been out of school for 10
years. The seasoned nurse states, "I don't see the difference between this clinical
reasoning and the nursing process." Which of the following statements would be an
appropriate response? (Select all that apply):




A. Clinical reasoning is limited to assessing, evaluating, and treating the nursing
diagnosis.




B. Clinical reasoning involves reflecting on interventions and reevaluating the plan of
care based on the results of reflection.




C. Clinical reasoning involves assessing, diagnosing, and planning and using
interventions based on assessments.




D. Clinical reasoning is the thinking process by which a nurse reaches a clinical
judgment.




E. Clinical reasoning is an iterative process of noticing, interpreting, and responding—
reasoning in transition with a fine attunement to the patient and how the patient respond
- answer B, D, E

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