ng test banks A) B) C) D) E) Ans: 2. A) B) C) D) Ans: During data collection the nurse may val- idate data by which method? (Select all that apply) Comparing cues to normal function Referring to textbooks, journals, and re- search reports Checking consistency of cues Clarifying the patient...
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During data collection the nurse
1.nursing test may val- idate data by which
method? (Select all that apply)
banks A) Comparing cues to normal
function
B)
Referring to textbooks, journals,
C) and re- search reports
D) Checking consistency of
cues Clarifying the patient's
E)
statements
Ans Seeking consensus with
: colleagues about inferences
A, B, C, D,
E
Feedback:
These methods of validating data
and in- ferences are necessary
before cues are clustered and
analyzed for identification of
2.
nursing diagnoses.
When making an inference from
A) the cues obtained during an
B) assessment, it is im- portant for
the nurse to keep what in mind?
C)
Validate inferences with the
D)
patient Do not share inferences
Ans
with the patient
:
Document all inferences
Avoid making any
inferences A
The nurse should validate
inferences made from assessment
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data in order to
ensure
accuracy.
Incorrect cues
and in- ferences
lead to the
development of
in- appropriate
nursing
diagnoses and
pa- tient plans
of care.
While performing
the nursing
history the nurse
notes that the
patient states he
is
2/
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having very little pain, but is
grimacing and holding his arm
3. throughout the his- tory taking.
This observation takes place
during which phase of the nursing
A) histo- ry?
B) Preparator
y
C)
Introductor
D)
y
Ans
: Maintenan
ce
Concluding
C
Watching the patient to determine
if non- verbal cues match their
verbal communi- cation typically
4. occurs during the main- tenance,
or working, phase of the inter-
view.
The home care nurse is preparing
A) to perform a nursing history on a
newly as- signed adult patient with
a venous stasis ulcer. Which
statement by the nurse is most
B) accurate?
"When I perform the nursing
C) history I will need to ask your
family to leave the room."
D) "I would like to schedule a time
for me to perform a nursing
Ans history. It will take around 30 to
: 60 minutes."
"I will perform a physical
3/
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