QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
SOLUTIONS|UPDATED VERSION !!!|A+
What is subjective data? - ANSWER what the patient says
What is objective data? - ANSWER obtain by observing and examing client (feels,
hears and smells)
Why are critical thinking and clinical judgement essential to learn in nursing? -
ANSWER having the ability to think on your feet and what you bring into it will affect
your judgement
What are the steps in the Tanner's model? - ANSWER noticing, interpreting,
responding, and reflecting
What does reflection - IN - action mean? - ANSWER you are continually collecting cues
while providing care (real time data)
What does reflection - ON - action mean? - ANSWER review what just happened, what
was right and what was in effective (adds to clinical nurses knowledge background)
What are first level priority problems? - ANSWER emergent, life threatening or limb
threatening (airway and breathing or circulation to limb)
What are second level priority problems? - ANSWER urgent, preventing further
deterioration, acute, mental status change, requires prompt intervention
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, What are third level priority problems? - ANSWER important to the patient's overall
health after urgent conditions are addressed. response is expected to take more time,
mainly long-term conditions
What are the steps in evidence-based assessments? - ANSWER - ask the question
- collect resources
- appraise and synthesize the evidence
- apply relevant information
- assess the outcomes
What is evidence based practice? - ANSWER most current information and best
practice info. utilizes well developed research and peer reviewed info
What are the health history stages? - ANSWER - introduce yourself (name, student,
and what school)
- purpose (give time about 15 min.)
- collecting and recording data
- thank you, summarize findings, lastly any questions or anything i can do for you
What is a complete database? - ANSWER includes current and past health history,
complete physical exam, and screens for pathology
What is a focused or problem centered database? - ANSWER targeted, limited, short-
term problem, mainly 1 problem
What is a short term and chronic conditions database? - ANSWER a follow up to check
the status of an illness (is it better, worse, or no change?), allows management modification
where indicated
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SOLUTIONS|UPDATED VERSION !!!|A+
What is subjective data? - ANSWER what the patient says
What is objective data? - ANSWER obtain by observing and examing client (feels,
hears and smells)
Why are critical thinking and clinical judgement essential to learn in nursing? -
ANSWER having the ability to think on your feet and what you bring into it will affect
your judgement
What are the steps in the Tanner's model? - ANSWER noticing, interpreting,
responding, and reflecting
What does reflection - IN - action mean? - ANSWER you are continually collecting cues
while providing care (real time data)
What does reflection - ON - action mean? - ANSWER review what just happened, what
was right and what was in effective (adds to clinical nurses knowledge background)
What are first level priority problems? - ANSWER emergent, life threatening or limb
threatening (airway and breathing or circulation to limb)
What are second level priority problems? - ANSWER urgent, preventing further
deterioration, acute, mental status change, requires prompt intervention
1
, What are third level priority problems? - ANSWER important to the patient's overall
health after urgent conditions are addressed. response is expected to take more time,
mainly long-term conditions
What are the steps in evidence-based assessments? - ANSWER - ask the question
- collect resources
- appraise and synthesize the evidence
- apply relevant information
- assess the outcomes
What is evidence based practice? - ANSWER most current information and best
practice info. utilizes well developed research and peer reviewed info
What are the health history stages? - ANSWER - introduce yourself (name, student,
and what school)
- purpose (give time about 15 min.)
- collecting and recording data
- thank you, summarize findings, lastly any questions or anything i can do for you
What is a complete database? - ANSWER includes current and past health history,
complete physical exam, and screens for pathology
What is a focused or problem centered database? - ANSWER targeted, limited, short-
term problem, mainly 1 problem
What is a short term and chronic conditions database? - ANSWER a follow up to check
the status of an illness (is it better, worse, or no change?), allows management modification
where indicated
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