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NUR 321: FUNDAMENTALS exam 1 test
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"The client will verbalize appropriate cast care on discharge" represents which type of
outcome? - ANS-cognitive

"The client will verbalize appropriate cast care on discharge" represents which type of
outcome? - ANS-cognitive

A ________-initiated intervention is an autonomous action based on scientific rationale
that a nurse executes to benefit the patient in a predictable way. - ANS-nurse

A client has been recently diagnosed with diabetes after receiving emergency treatment
for a hyperglycemic episode. Which of the client's actions indicates that the client has
achieved a cognitive outcome in the management of this new health problem? -
ANS-The client is able to explain when and why the client needs to check the blood
glucose level.

A facility has participated in the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare
Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) survey and received the results. A nurse is part of
the team reviewing the information. For which areas should the nurse expect the survey
to provide information? Select all that apply. - ANS-- facility cleanliness
- courteous treatment
- pain control

A mother brings an infant into the clinic. The infant is 2 months old and has not been
gaining weight appropriately. The outcome statement on the plan of care states, "The
infant will double birth weight by 6 months of age." This is an example of which type of
outcome statement? - ANS-physical changes

A nurse caring for an older adult client who has dementia observes another nurse
putting restraints on the client without a health care provider's order. The client is
agitated and not cooperating. What would be the best initial action of the first nurse in
this situation? - ANS-Confront the nurse and explain how this could be dangerous for
the client.

, A nurse manager is conducting peer reviews of the staff on the critical care unit. Which
person would the nurse manager select to evaluate a registered nurse who is certified in
critical care? - ANS-Another registered nurse with critical care certification

A patient ___________ is an expected conclusion to a patient's health expectation. -
ANS-outcome

An older adult client who is recovering from a stroke is scheduled to be transferred to
the rehabilitation unit in the morning. The client is tearful and reports feeling lonely and
abandoned in the hospital unit. The family visits daily, and flowers and cards are in the
room. Documentation in the chart indicates that the client's pastor has been by twice in
the past week to visit. Which nursing diagnosis and outcome criteria need to be
addressed immediately for this client? - ANS-Ineffective Coping; verbalizes support
systems.

Before discharge the client will demonstrate aseptic dressing changes. This is an
example of which type of evaluative statement? - ANS-psychomotor

Initial ___________ utilizes the admission nursing history and physical assessment data
to address a prioritized list of patient problems, identifying appropriate patient goals and
nursing care. - ANS-planning

One of the outcomes that has been identified in the care of a client with a new
suprapubic catheter is that he will demonstrate the correct technique for cleaning his
insertion site and changing his catheter prior to discharge. When should this outcome
be evaluated? - ANS-throughout the client's hospital admission

Organizations such as the Institute of Medicine and the Joint Commission have
published criteria and standards related to national patient _____________ goals. -
ANS-safety

Prior to the first visit following gastrectomy, the client will have a weight loss of 10 lb (4.5
kg). This is an example of which type of evaluative statement? - ANS-physical changes

Quality improvement in care delivery requires which components? Select all that apply. -
ANS-- leadership commitment
- continuous improvement
- focus on data collection
- focus on mission of organization

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