Core Concepts of Nursing Care Exam
1 (Module 1) Verified
ANA - Answer advocates for the nurses and is open to RNS
TNA - Answer goes hand in hand with ANA
ANA - Answer our friend and came up with the code of ethics
the patient - Answer who is the nurses primary commitment to?
beneficence - Answer this should outweigh non-maleficence
my moral values - Answer what should I be aware of that may conflict with ethical principles?
caring - Answer this is not an ethical principle but it is a bed rock of professionalism
kindness - Answer the expression of caring
percussion, inspection, palpating, auscultation - Answer what are the 4 methods of examining
infants & children - Answer assessment of who? requires a different assessment approach that requires
extra steps to gain trust & understanding
older adults - Answer assessment of who? requires a comprehensive understanding of the factors aging
plays in social, mental and emotional health
holistic - Answer what kind of assessment includes AIDET, gain trust/rapport, complete health history,
cultural assessment, comprehensive physical assessment, and comprehensive psychosocial assessment
, palpation - Answer to assess a patient for skin temperature what technique would you use?
open ended - Answer "tell me more about your home life" is a what kind of question
leading question - Answer what kind of question leads you to the answer you want
sitting in a chair near the patient - Answer what is the best way to talk to a patient in an interview
subjective - Answer something the patient tells you
objective - Answer blood pressure is what kind of data
close ended questions - Answer these questions have yes or no answers
nutrition, developmental milestones, caregiver issues, and well visits include health screens - Answer
what 4 common things do you want to document for all age groups?
older adults - Answer they have decreased liver & kidney function, hearing and vision impairments,
weaker bones, mobility issues, etc.
health - Answer a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being
health assessment - Answer interview, health history, focused interview, physical assessment,
documentation, interpretation of findings
patient - Answer who is the primary source for subjective data
percussion - Answer tapping skin with finger. 4 types of sounds are heard
1 (Module 1) Verified
ANA - Answer advocates for the nurses and is open to RNS
TNA - Answer goes hand in hand with ANA
ANA - Answer our friend and came up with the code of ethics
the patient - Answer who is the nurses primary commitment to?
beneficence - Answer this should outweigh non-maleficence
my moral values - Answer what should I be aware of that may conflict with ethical principles?
caring - Answer this is not an ethical principle but it is a bed rock of professionalism
kindness - Answer the expression of caring
percussion, inspection, palpating, auscultation - Answer what are the 4 methods of examining
infants & children - Answer assessment of who? requires a different assessment approach that requires
extra steps to gain trust & understanding
older adults - Answer assessment of who? requires a comprehensive understanding of the factors aging
plays in social, mental and emotional health
holistic - Answer what kind of assessment includes AIDET, gain trust/rapport, complete health history,
cultural assessment, comprehensive physical assessment, and comprehensive psychosocial assessment
, palpation - Answer to assess a patient for skin temperature what technique would you use?
open ended - Answer "tell me more about your home life" is a what kind of question
leading question - Answer what kind of question leads you to the answer you want
sitting in a chair near the patient - Answer what is the best way to talk to a patient in an interview
subjective - Answer something the patient tells you
objective - Answer blood pressure is what kind of data
close ended questions - Answer these questions have yes or no answers
nutrition, developmental milestones, caregiver issues, and well visits include health screens - Answer
what 4 common things do you want to document for all age groups?
older adults - Answer they have decreased liver & kidney function, hearing and vision impairments,
weaker bones, mobility issues, etc.
health - Answer a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being
health assessment - Answer interview, health history, focused interview, physical assessment,
documentation, interpretation of findings
patient - Answer who is the primary source for subjective data
percussion - Answer tapping skin with finger. 4 types of sounds are heard
