[NSG exam 3]
NSG exam 3
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1. Clinical judgment the observed outcome of critical thinking and decision-making
definition
2. parts of clinical uses nursing knowledge to assess situations, identify prioritized client concerns,
judgement and generate evidence-based solutions to deliver safe care
3. Nursing Process assessment, analyze, planning, implementation, evaluation
4. assessment Collecting, validating, and communicating patient data
5. analysis Analyzing patient data to identify patient strengths and problems
6. planning Specifying patient outcomes and nursing interventions (making goals for pa-
tients)
7. implementation Carrying out the plan of care
8. evaluation Determining whether patient outcomes were achieved and if the plan of care
worked
9. It follows an or- What does it mean that the nursing process is systematic
dered sequence
of activities (head
to toe assess-
ment)
10. dynamic The steps interact and overlap with each other
11. interpersonal the patient and family are central to care
12. outcome-orient- Nurses and patients work together to identify goals and outcomes
ed
13. universally applic- It provides a framework for all nursing activities
able
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, [NSG exam 3]
NSG exam 3
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14. systematic, dy- characteristics of the nursing process
namic, interper-
sonal, outcome
oriented, univer-
sally applicable
15. Holistic individu- What are benefits of the nursing process for patients
alized care
Continuity of
care
Clear plan of ac-
tion
16. Holistic individu- if you have assignments of 4 patients, you have 4 different plans of care, engages
alized care patients in rapport and trust
17. Collaboration What are benefits of the nursing process for nurses
with healthcare
team
Satisfaction from
helping patients
18. Systematic and What is assessment in nursing
continuous collec-
tion, validation,
and communica-
tion of patient
data
19. subjective data Information only the patient can describe (symptoms)
20. objective data Observable and measurable findings (signs)
4/16/2026, 4:58:38 PM 4/16/2026,:58:36 PM 4/16/2026, 4:58:34 PM
NSG exam 3
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_j3cs31
1. Clinical judgment the observed outcome of critical thinking and decision-making
definition
2. parts of clinical uses nursing knowledge to assess situations, identify prioritized client concerns,
judgement and generate evidence-based solutions to deliver safe care
3. Nursing Process assessment, analyze, planning, implementation, evaluation
4. assessment Collecting, validating, and communicating patient data
5. analysis Analyzing patient data to identify patient strengths and problems
6. planning Specifying patient outcomes and nursing interventions (making goals for pa-
tients)
7. implementation Carrying out the plan of care
8. evaluation Determining whether patient outcomes were achieved and if the plan of care
worked
9. It follows an or- What does it mean that the nursing process is systematic
dered sequence
of activities (head
to toe assess-
ment)
10. dynamic The steps interact and overlap with each other
11. interpersonal the patient and family are central to care
12. outcome-orient- Nurses and patients work together to identify goals and outcomes
ed
13. universally applic- It provides a framework for all nursing activities
able
4/16/2026, 4:58:38 PM 4/16/2026,:58:36 PM 4/16/2026, 4:58:34 PM
, [NSG exam 3]
NSG exam 3
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_j3cs31
14. systematic, dy- characteristics of the nursing process
namic, interper-
sonal, outcome
oriented, univer-
sally applicable
15. Holistic individu- What are benefits of the nursing process for patients
alized care
Continuity of
care
Clear plan of ac-
tion
16. Holistic individu- if you have assignments of 4 patients, you have 4 different plans of care, engages
alized care patients in rapport and trust
17. Collaboration What are benefits of the nursing process for nurses
with healthcare
team
Satisfaction from
helping patients
18. Systematic and What is assessment in nursing
continuous collec-
tion, validation,
and communica-
tion of patient
data
19. subjective data Information only the patient can describe (symptoms)
20. objective data Observable and measurable findings (signs)
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