NUR 201 Test 8
- cognitive outcomes
Answer describes increases in patient knowledge or intellectual behaviors
- Psychomotor outcomes
Answer describes patient's achievement of new skills
- affective outcomes
Answer describes changes in patient values, beliefs, and attitudes
- Physical changes
Answer are related to actual body changes in the individual.
- Quality by inspection
Answer finding deficient workers and removing them
- quality assurance
Answer The maintenance of a desired level of quality in a service or product
- Quality as opportunity
Answer focuses on finding opportunities for improvement and fosters an environment that thrives on teamwork, with people sharing the skills and lessons they have learned 1 / 3
- Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) system are
Answer Physiological
Basic; Physiological
Complex; Behavioral; Safety; Family; Health System; and Community.
- A computerized information system developed to classify client outcomes is the
Answer The Nursing Outcome Classification system
- example of a psychomotor outcome?
Answer describe the client's achievement of new physical skills, such as changing an abdominal dressing.
- The nurse admitting a client with a new diagnosis of diverticulitis plans to teach the client
about managing the disorder after discharge. What nursing intervention most completely meets the client's needs?
Answer Start from client's knowledge, teach about diet modifications, and check for learning"
- The nurse is considering the needs of the postoperative client in the home setting. The nurse
is performing
- discharge planning.
- comprehensive planning.
- initial planning.
- ongoing planning. 2 / 3
Answer discharge planning.
- A client has been admitted to the hospital for the treatment of exacerbation of the chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease. Which statement constitutes a long-term outcome for this client?
- The client will ambulate 100 feet without supplementary oxygen or mobility aids.
- The client will demonstrate the correct use of a metered-dose inhaler.
- The client will express an understanding of strategies for managing fatigue and shortness of
breath.4The client will return home able to conduct activities of daily living (ADLs)
without experiencing shortness of breath.
Answer The client will return home able to conduct activities of daily living (ADLs) without experiencing shortness of breath.
- Which is an example of a nurse-initiated intervention?
- Teach the client how to splint an abdominal incision when coughing and deep breathing.
- Administer oxygen at 4 L/min per nasal cannula.
- Administer a 1000-mL soap suds enema.
- Administer morphine sulfate 2 mg intravenous push every 3 hours as needed for pain.
Answer Teach the client how to splint an abdominal incision when coughing and deep breathing.
- Which action should the nurse perform during the planning phase of the nursing process?
- Analyze the client's response to medicines.
- Could you identify the client's health-related problems
- Assess the client's overall health.
- Identify measurable goals or outcomes.
- / 3
Answer identify measurable goals or out- comes.