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1. Assement - CORRECT ANSWER: Gather information about the patients condition
1. Denial - CORRECT ANSWER: Individual acts as though nothing has happened and
may refuse to believe or understand loss has occurred
2. Anger - CORRECT ANSWER: Individual resists the loss and may strike out at
everyone and everything
2. Diagnose - CORRECT ANSWER: Identify the patients problems
3. Bargaining - CORRECT ANSWER: Individual postpones awareness of reality is the
loss and may try to deal in a subtle or overt way as though the loss can be prevented
3. Goals - CORRECT ANSWER: Set goals of care and desired outcomes and identity
appropriate nursing actions
4. Depression - CORRECT ANSWER: Individual feels overwhelmingly lonely and
withdraws from interpersonal interaction
4. Implementation - CORRECT ANSWER: Perform the nursing actions identified in the
planning
5. Acceptance - CORRECT ANSWER: Individual accepts the loss and looks to the
future
, 5. Evaluation - CORRECT ANSWER: review patient goals and determine if expected
outcomes were met, document degree of goal attainment, terminate, continue, or revise
plan of care
Ac - CORRECT ANSWER: before meals
Anterior - CORRECT ANSWER: front
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt - CORRECT ANSWER: Erikson's stage in which a
toddler learns to exercise will and to do things independently; failure to do so causes
shame and doubt
Battery - CORRECT ANSWER: unlawful touching of another person without consent
BID - CORRECT ANSWER: twice a day
Breach of Duty - CORRECT ANSWER: failure to meet the standard of care
caudad - CORRECT ANSWER: toward the tail
cephalad - CORRECT ANSWER: toward the head
Civil Cases vs. Criminal Cases - CORRECT ANSWER: Disputes between private
parties are called ______________ cases. Wrongs committed against the government
are heard in ___________________ cases.
Clara Barton (1821-1912) - CORRECT ANSWER: Developed the American Red Cross
in 1881
Recent Version Comprehensive 150 Questions
and Verified Answers Accurate Solutions Already
Graded A+ Get It 100% Correct
1. Assement - CORRECT ANSWER: Gather information about the patients condition
1. Denial - CORRECT ANSWER: Individual acts as though nothing has happened and
may refuse to believe or understand loss has occurred
2. Anger - CORRECT ANSWER: Individual resists the loss and may strike out at
everyone and everything
2. Diagnose - CORRECT ANSWER: Identify the patients problems
3. Bargaining - CORRECT ANSWER: Individual postpones awareness of reality is the
loss and may try to deal in a subtle or overt way as though the loss can be prevented
3. Goals - CORRECT ANSWER: Set goals of care and desired outcomes and identity
appropriate nursing actions
4. Depression - CORRECT ANSWER: Individual feels overwhelmingly lonely and
withdraws from interpersonal interaction
4. Implementation - CORRECT ANSWER: Perform the nursing actions identified in the
planning
5. Acceptance - CORRECT ANSWER: Individual accepts the loss and looks to the
future
, 5. Evaluation - CORRECT ANSWER: review patient goals and determine if expected
outcomes were met, document degree of goal attainment, terminate, continue, or revise
plan of care
Ac - CORRECT ANSWER: before meals
Anterior - CORRECT ANSWER: front
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt - CORRECT ANSWER: Erikson's stage in which a
toddler learns to exercise will and to do things independently; failure to do so causes
shame and doubt
Battery - CORRECT ANSWER: unlawful touching of another person without consent
BID - CORRECT ANSWER: twice a day
Breach of Duty - CORRECT ANSWER: failure to meet the standard of care
caudad - CORRECT ANSWER: toward the tail
cephalad - CORRECT ANSWER: toward the head
Civil Cases vs. Criminal Cases - CORRECT ANSWER: Disputes between private
parties are called ______________ cases. Wrongs committed against the government
are heard in ___________________ cases.
Clara Barton (1821-1912) - CORRECT ANSWER: Developed the American Red Cross
in 1881
