Nurs 1225 Exam Questions With Complete Solutions
5 Essential nutrients Correct Answers Water, Carbs, Proteins,
Fats, and Micronutrients
Activity intolerance vs. Impaired mobility Correct Answers
Activity intolerance is when weakness is due to fatigue or low
energy, while impaired mobility is when weakness is due to
illness/injury and specifically causes restricted movement.
Addressing priorities, keep in mind: Correct Answers The
values and beliefs of clients, client priorities, resources available
to nurse and client, urgency of problems and the medical
treatment plan (by the physician).
ADPIE (Assessment) Correct Answers Collect data; Organize
data; Validate data; Document data.
Best done during a bed bath where most data about a patient
physically and cognitively can be collected.
ADPIE (Diagnosing) Correct Answers Analyze data; Identify
health problems, risks, strengths; Formulate nursing diagnosis
statement
ADPIE (Evaluating) Correct Answers Collect data related to
outcomes; Complete data with outcomes; Relate nursing
actions to client goals; Draw conclusions about problem status;
Continue/modify/terminate client's care plan.
,ADPIE (Implementing) Correct Answers Reassess client;
Determine nurse's need for assistance; Implement nursing
interventions; Supervise delegated care; Document nursing
activities.
ADPIE (Planning) Correct Answers Prioritize problems; Form
goals and design health outcomes; Select nursing interventions;
Write nursing interventions.
Advantages to closed ended Correct Answers Controlled
answers, less effort from interviewee, less threatening/requires
no explanation, takes less time, easily documented answers,
and questions are easy to use for anyone.
Advantages to open ended Correct Answers Interviewee does
most of the talking, interviewer can listen/observe, easy to
answer, reveals important thought processes, may reveal some
misunderstandings, provides extra info, conveys trust and
interest through freedom, reveals true feelings.
Andragogy Correct Answers The art/science of teaching with
specific focus on adults
Areas of the brain affected by dementia Correct Answers
Memory; thinking; orientation; motivation; social behaviour;
learning; language; judgement; emotional control.
Assessment (Emergency) Correct Answers During a
physiological/psychological crisis
, Assessment (Initial) Correct Answers After recent admission to
the health care facility
Assessment (Problem focused) Correct Answers Ongoing
process during nursing care
Assessment (Time lapsed) Correct Answers Follow up several
months after initial assessment (reassessment)
Barriers to good nutrition Correct Answers Staff don't have to
the time to assist patient feeding; patients are on isolation;
some patients get distracted in large dining halls; sometimes
there is too much of the same food (mass produced portions)
and sometimes the food becomes less appealing as it takes
longer for it to arrive.
Bloom's Learning Domains (Affective) Correct Answers There
are 5 major learning categories where goals are met when
learners reach an appropriate level of internalization or value
for the learning content: feelings, emotions, interests, attitudes,
appreciations.
Bloom's Learning Domains (Cognitive) Correct Answers
Includes 6 intellectual skills that range from simple to complex:
knowing, comprehending, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and
evaluating.
5 Essential nutrients Correct Answers Water, Carbs, Proteins,
Fats, and Micronutrients
Activity intolerance vs. Impaired mobility Correct Answers
Activity intolerance is when weakness is due to fatigue or low
energy, while impaired mobility is when weakness is due to
illness/injury and specifically causes restricted movement.
Addressing priorities, keep in mind: Correct Answers The
values and beliefs of clients, client priorities, resources available
to nurse and client, urgency of problems and the medical
treatment plan (by the physician).
ADPIE (Assessment) Correct Answers Collect data; Organize
data; Validate data; Document data.
Best done during a bed bath where most data about a patient
physically and cognitively can be collected.
ADPIE (Diagnosing) Correct Answers Analyze data; Identify
health problems, risks, strengths; Formulate nursing diagnosis
statement
ADPIE (Evaluating) Correct Answers Collect data related to
outcomes; Complete data with outcomes; Relate nursing
actions to client goals; Draw conclusions about problem status;
Continue/modify/terminate client's care plan.
,ADPIE (Implementing) Correct Answers Reassess client;
Determine nurse's need for assistance; Implement nursing
interventions; Supervise delegated care; Document nursing
activities.
ADPIE (Planning) Correct Answers Prioritize problems; Form
goals and design health outcomes; Select nursing interventions;
Write nursing interventions.
Advantages to closed ended Correct Answers Controlled
answers, less effort from interviewee, less threatening/requires
no explanation, takes less time, easily documented answers,
and questions are easy to use for anyone.
Advantages to open ended Correct Answers Interviewee does
most of the talking, interviewer can listen/observe, easy to
answer, reveals important thought processes, may reveal some
misunderstandings, provides extra info, conveys trust and
interest through freedom, reveals true feelings.
Andragogy Correct Answers The art/science of teaching with
specific focus on adults
Areas of the brain affected by dementia Correct Answers
Memory; thinking; orientation; motivation; social behaviour;
learning; language; judgement; emotional control.
Assessment (Emergency) Correct Answers During a
physiological/psychological crisis
, Assessment (Initial) Correct Answers After recent admission to
the health care facility
Assessment (Problem focused) Correct Answers Ongoing
process during nursing care
Assessment (Time lapsed) Correct Answers Follow up several
months after initial assessment (reassessment)
Barriers to good nutrition Correct Answers Staff don't have to
the time to assist patient feeding; patients are on isolation;
some patients get distracted in large dining halls; sometimes
there is too much of the same food (mass produced portions)
and sometimes the food becomes less appealing as it takes
longer for it to arrive.
Bloom's Learning Domains (Affective) Correct Answers There
are 5 major learning categories where goals are met when
learners reach an appropriate level of internalization or value
for the learning content: feelings, emotions, interests, attitudes,
appreciations.
Bloom's Learning Domains (Cognitive) Correct Answers
Includes 6 intellectual skills that range from simple to complex:
knowing, comprehending, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and
evaluating.
