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NSG 316 Exam 1 Guide. Questions and answers, Graded A+. 2021-2022 Document Content and Description Below NSG 316 Exam 1 Guide. Questions and answers, Graded A+. 2021-2022 When does the general survey begin? - The moment you first encounter the person What does the general survey focus on/ c onsider? - physical appearance, body structure, mobility, behavior PBMB is PBMB subjective or objective? why? - Objective, because you are observing them and they are not verbally telling you. What do you l...

GNUR 238 Exam III Questions And Answers 100% All Verified sensory perception - ANS--most people come into the ER with an issue with this (senses) -need to figure out if there is something wrong with the anatomy or the brain -different from neurological function HEENT assessment: skin inspection - ANS--make sure privacy is maintained by exposing only the body part being examined. -Observations of each part of the body are precisely documented, including pressure areas, skin breakdown, s...

Psychology - Answer-Science which tries to explain why people act and think and feel as they do Wilhelm Wundt - Answer-Established laboratory setting Francis Galton - Answer-Established statistical analysis in psychology G. Stanley Hall - Answer-Founded American Psychological Association, started American psychology William James - Answer-American, Started functionalism Functionalism - Answer-Belief that psychology should study the function of consciousness, as opposed to studying the elem...

Health Assessment Exam 1: Elsevier Questions Graded A+ An example of objective data is: a complaint of left knee pain. crepitation in the left knee joint. left knee has been swollen and hot for the past 3 days. a report of impaired mobility from left knee pain as evidenced by an inability to walk, swelling, and pain on passive range of motion. crepitation in the left knee joint. An example of subjective data is: a) decreased range of motion. b) crepitation in the left knee ...

Test Bank Physical Examination and Health Assessment, 8th Edition by Carolyn Jarvis Chapter 1 - Evidence-Based Assessment 3 Chapter 2 - Cultural Assessment 13 Chapter 3 - The Interview 26 Chapter 4 - The Complete Health History 43 Chapter 5 - Mental Status Assessment 55 Chapter 6 - Substance Use Assessment 70 Chapter 7 - Domestic and Family Violence Assessment 76 Chapter 8 - Assessment Techniques and Safety in the Clinical Setting 82 Chapter 9 - General Survey a...

Gerontological Nursing, 4e (Tabloski) Chapter 4 Cultural Diversity 1) The charge nurse has provided a staff inservice on the cultural triad and nursing care. Which statement, made by a staff nurse, best indicates an understanding of a healthcare team's difficulty with cultural literacy? 1. "Our healthcare team has limited knowledge of each others' backgrounds." 2. "Each of our perspectives of our own heritage interferes with cultural literacy." 3. "A feeling of being disco...

· Nursing diagnosis - Answer-clinical judgment about individual, family, or community responses to actual or potential health problems. Directs interventions · Diagnostic reasoning - Answer-Method by which nurses utilize critical thinking, i.e., gathering and clustering assessment information, making hypotheses to arrive at diagnoses. See case study · Nursing process - Answer-include six phases: assessment, diagnosis, outcome identification, planning, implementation, and evaluation. Thi...

HAP MIDTERM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+ NB: Answers appear at the bottom of the choices and highlighted in yellow. During a class on the aspects of culture, the nurse shares that culture has four basic characteristics. Which statement correctly reflects one of these characteristics? a. Cultures are static and unchanging, despite changes around them. b. Cultures are never specific, which makes them hard to identify. c. Culture is most clearly reflected in a person's language and behavior. d...

After completing an initial assessment of a patient, the nurse has charted that his respiration's are eupneic and his pulse is 58 beats per minute. These types of data would be - correct answer Objective A patient tells the nurse that he is very nervous, is nauseated, and "feels hot" These types of data would be - correct answer Subjective The patients record, laboratory studies, objective data...

Science - Answer-method of bring together fact + giving them coherence and integrity Involves: hypothesis, methods, data collection, results, evaluation Theory - Answer-a group of related concepts brought together to explain a phenomena or predict future events Involves: Inclusiveness, consistency, accuracy, relevance, fruitfulness, simplicty Theories, Models, + Frameworks - Answer-an abstract generalization; must include two concepts related to the theory Nursing Discipline - Answe...