FREE NURSING AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT WEEK 2

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FREE NURSING AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT WEEK 2

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Question 1: Which behaviors are demonstrated by a caring nurse?

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Actively listening to the patient Establishing trust through lines of open communication

Question 2: In most cases, what type of data is best to obtain first?

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Primary Question 3: Which term describes the nurse prioritizing the diagnoses and identifying goals that are realistic, measurable, and patient-focused with specific outcomes?

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Planning Question 4: In which way does the nursing diagnosis provide an effective means of communicating the patient's status?

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By consolidating a great volume of information into a concise statement.

Question 5: The foundation or the basis of an individual's belief system based on direct experience is what order of belief system?

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First-order Question 6: Which data obtained during a health assessment would require validation?

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Complaint of red pin point underarm rash

Question 7: When planning care, which need is the highest priority?

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Physiologic Question 8: In addition to patient statements, what should the nurse be very attentive to during the interview?

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Non-verbal cues Question 9: The nurse establishes the ____ of unlicensed health care team members as a crucial balance between collaboration and overlapping responsibilities.

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Scope of practice Question 10: A nurse in the children's ward is caring for a boy with impetigo who is experiencing some discomfort. In a private moment with the father, the nurse is shocked to learn that the reason they did not give the boy antibiotics was that they did not want to ki

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values Question 11: Which statement about interventions, as they relate to the planning step of nursing process, is true?

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Interventions are activities that assist the patient in achieving goals.

Question 12: The nurse is writing a NANDA-I risk nursing diagnosis. What component of the nursing diagnosis follows the diagnostic label?

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risk factors

Question 13: What is an example of a long-term goal for the patient?

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Achieve wound healing in 3 weeks.

A goal achievable in 3 weeks is a long-term goal.Question 14: The nurse enters the patient's room and says, "Hi, my name is Barbara. I am your nurse. Let's discuss why you have been admitted to the hospital." What phase of the patient interview is taking place in this situation?

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Orientation

Question 15: Which characteristic exemplifies nursing as a profession?

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Autonomy in decision-making

Question 16: Who first pioneered the term "nursing process?"

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Lydia Hall Question 17: Why is outcome identification important to the achievement of patient goals?

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Indicates goal attainment.Question 18: What type of patient assessment takes into account factors such as the patient's physical, psychological, emotional, environmental, cultural, and spiritual health?

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Holistic

Question 19: Which subcategory of planning is recognized by professionals and educators as part of the traditional five-step nursing process?

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Outcome identification Question 20: Which of Paul's critical thinking skills will the nurse use when developing a care plan for a newly admitted patient?

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Experience, Reasoning, Observation Question 21: When choosing a life-long career, what motivates people to choose nursing?

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Desire to help others Question 22: A nurse in an assisted living facility is training a group of nursing students about the older adult population. She explains that sometimes as people live together in a group after living only with family for their whole lives, conflicts can arise. Some

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prejudice Question 23: The five steps that make up the nursing process allow it to be:

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Dynamic Question 24: Which assessment should be performed during the patient's initial visit to a new health care provider?

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Comprehensive Question 25: A 55-year-old female Muslim patient is on the surgical floor on the second postoperative day. According to Leininger's Cultural Care Theory, which nursing actions would be appropriate for this patient?

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lowering height of bed and offering pt prayer mat