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Nur 155 Exam 1 Questions And Answers Already Passed 4 Steps of Tanner's Clinical Judgement model Noticing, reflecting, responding and interpreting Critical thinking uses principles of nursing process and evidence based practice APIE assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation Assessing systematically and comprehensively piece by piece, body systems, head to toe and focused assesment Objective signs (seen, heard, felt) Evidence-based practice means that everything we ...

Ch 14 NP ASSESMENT Chamberlain College Nursing - Question and answers rated A+ The nurse practitioner is performing a short assessment of a newborn who is displaying signs of jaundice. The nurse observes the infant's skin color and orders a test for bilirubin levels to report to the primary care provider. What type of assessment has this nurse performed? - correct answer Quick priority The nurse is admitting a 35-year-old pregnant woman to the hospital for treatment of preeclampsia. The ...

Nurs- B260 Fundamentals Exam 2 Questions with Complete Solutions Medical Record - Correct Answer Purpose: -Facilitate interdisciplinary communication, provide a record of care, allow for auditing, monitoring, and evaluation of care provided. Also serve as sources of research data and learning resources -Used for communication, legal documentation, reimbursement for health care services, auditing and monitoring (to see if standards of care were met) Guidlines for Quality Documentation - Cor...

NP test 4 chapter 12 stress and adaptation NP ASSESMENT Chamberlain College Nursing - Question and answers already passed At the end of a meditation session, which physical assessment finding would suggest that the relaxation technique was successful? a. Decreased blood pressure b. Decreased peripheral skin temperature c. increased bowel motility d. Increased respiratory rate a. Decreased blood pressure An older adult is tearful, shaky, withdrawn, tachycardic, and sleepless. She tel...

A nurse collects data. Subjective (what the patient tells you) and objective (data/facts we can observe) A good nursing judgement is when data collection is ___ - Adequate and accurate -able to know and pick up on signs patient may have to be able to diagnose correctly. Will then be able to educate patient. What happens when data collected is inadequate and inaccurate? - Miscalculations and errors -this will then affect the rest of the phases due to incorrect nursing judgement. exampl...

Family Nurse practitioner NP ASSESMENT Chamberlain College Nursing -Question and answers 100% correct Sensitivity - correct answer defined as the ability of a test to detect a person who has the disease. Specificity - correct answer defined as the ability of a test to detect a person who is healthy or to detect the person without the disease. Trauma to Kiesselbachs plexus - correct answer will result in an anterior nosebleed The diagnostic or gold standard test for sickle cell an...

NP Final Exam NP ASSESMENT Chamberlain College Nursing - Question and answers already passed -Vascuclar disorders -Degenerative Diseases -Toxic Conditions -Infectious processes -Neoplasms -Anoxia -Metabolic/Endocrine -Psychiatric Disorders - correct answer Categories (or general types) of disorders other than head trauma that have neurocognitive effects Dualism (psychology ≠ physiology) - correct answer The views of Descartes were consistent with _____. Materialism (Rationa...

Module 6 NP ASSESMENT Chamberlain College Nursing - Question and answers already passed A nurse practitioner is performing a routine check-up on an adult male. As the nurse begins the abdominal assessment, the nurse knows to: a. begin with observation of the patient's general behavior b. being with palpation if the patient is in pain c. ask the patient if he has noted any vascular sounds in th abdomen before d. ask the patient to straighten his legs for the abdominal exam - correct answer...

Nursing Process NP ASSESMENT Chamberlain College Nursing - Question and answer already passed What are the two primary methods used to collect data? - correct answer Interview: reasoning for seeking care, history of present illness, health history, biological data, family history, environmental history, and psychosocial history. Physical examination: head to toe assessment What is the approach you use to complete a physical assessment? - correct answer head to toe Define ADPIE - corr...