NUR 100 EXAM 2 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
100% VERIFIED 2026-2027!!
Who gives nurses the right to practice - ANSWER state nursing board
5 phases of the nursing process - ANSWER Assessment/data collection,
Diagnosis/analysis, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation
Who came up with the idea of nursing process - ANSWER ANA
Clinical judgement - ANSWER conclusions and opinions about patients' health
drawn from patient data
Assessment/data collection - ANSWER establish database, continually update
database, validate data, communicate data
Diagnosis/Analysis - ANSWER Interpret and analyze data, identify pt strengths
and health problems, formulate and validate treatment plan, develop prioritized
list of problems
Planning - ANSWER Establish priorities, write outcomes, select nursing
interventions, communicate plan of nursing
Implementation - ANSWER Carry out plan, continue data collection and modify
plan as needed, document care
Evaluation - ANSWER Measure if pt achieved desired outcomes, identify factors
that contribute to success or failure, modify plan of care
Formulating problem statements - ANSWER Problem (identify what is unhealthy),
r/t Etiology (factor contributing to poor health), AEB sign & Symptoms (identify
subjective & objective data to signal existence of problem)
Formulating Risk statements - ANSWER Problem (identify what is unhealthy), r/t
Etiology (factors contributing to poor health)
5 standards used to plan nursing care - ANSWER The law, Specialty professional
organization, Joint Commission, Agency for healthcare research and quality,
Your employer
Planning outcomes - ANSWER Who will do what by when
, Long term outcome - ANSWER >1 week
Short term outcome - ANSWER results achieved in a brief period of time
Cognitive outcome - ANSWER pt knowledge/intellectual behavior
Psychomotor outcome - ANSWER describes patient's achievement of new skills
Affective outcome - ANSWER changes in pt values, beliefs and attitudes
Writing client centered measurable outcomes - ANSWER Subject (the client), Verb
(action the client will take), conditions (circumstances in which outcome is
achieved), performance criteria (expected pt behavior in measurable terms),
Target time
Who will do what by when
What shout outcomes be - ANSWER Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relative
Time bound
Types of interventions - ANSWER nurse initiated
Physician initiated
Collaborative
Steps when implementing - ANSWER Assess, reassess, revise, record
Evaluating - ANSWER Measure how well the client achieved the desired outcome,
identify factors contributing to the clients success or failure
Modify if necessary
Allows client achievement of expected outcome
Actions based on client response to care team - ANSWER Terminate care plan
Modify care plan
Continue care plan
Evaluation statement - ANSWER Date
Is outcome met, partially met, not met.
Support of how it was/wasn't met
Is the plan still valid
Free - ANSWER yuh
Pts medical record rights - ANSWER See and copy record
Update record
100% VERIFIED 2026-2027!!
Who gives nurses the right to practice - ANSWER state nursing board
5 phases of the nursing process - ANSWER Assessment/data collection,
Diagnosis/analysis, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation
Who came up with the idea of nursing process - ANSWER ANA
Clinical judgement - ANSWER conclusions and opinions about patients' health
drawn from patient data
Assessment/data collection - ANSWER establish database, continually update
database, validate data, communicate data
Diagnosis/Analysis - ANSWER Interpret and analyze data, identify pt strengths
and health problems, formulate and validate treatment plan, develop prioritized
list of problems
Planning - ANSWER Establish priorities, write outcomes, select nursing
interventions, communicate plan of nursing
Implementation - ANSWER Carry out plan, continue data collection and modify
plan as needed, document care
Evaluation - ANSWER Measure if pt achieved desired outcomes, identify factors
that contribute to success or failure, modify plan of care
Formulating problem statements - ANSWER Problem (identify what is unhealthy),
r/t Etiology (factor contributing to poor health), AEB sign & Symptoms (identify
subjective & objective data to signal existence of problem)
Formulating Risk statements - ANSWER Problem (identify what is unhealthy), r/t
Etiology (factors contributing to poor health)
5 standards used to plan nursing care - ANSWER The law, Specialty professional
organization, Joint Commission, Agency for healthcare research and quality,
Your employer
Planning outcomes - ANSWER Who will do what by when
, Long term outcome - ANSWER >1 week
Short term outcome - ANSWER results achieved in a brief period of time
Cognitive outcome - ANSWER pt knowledge/intellectual behavior
Psychomotor outcome - ANSWER describes patient's achievement of new skills
Affective outcome - ANSWER changes in pt values, beliefs and attitudes
Writing client centered measurable outcomes - ANSWER Subject (the client), Verb
(action the client will take), conditions (circumstances in which outcome is
achieved), performance criteria (expected pt behavior in measurable terms),
Target time
Who will do what by when
What shout outcomes be - ANSWER Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relative
Time bound
Types of interventions - ANSWER nurse initiated
Physician initiated
Collaborative
Steps when implementing - ANSWER Assess, reassess, revise, record
Evaluating - ANSWER Measure how well the client achieved the desired outcome,
identify factors contributing to the clients success or failure
Modify if necessary
Allows client achievement of expected outcome
Actions based on client response to care team - ANSWER Terminate care plan
Modify care plan
Continue care plan
Evaluation statement - ANSWER Date
Is outcome met, partially met, not met.
Support of how it was/wasn't met
Is the plan still valid
Free - ANSWER yuh
Pts medical record rights - ANSWER See and copy record
Update record
