UTA NURS 2300 Exam 1 Questions With Complete
Solutions
Create a personal plan for test preparation and review. Correct
Answer -take time to preread before lecture
-make concept maps (big picture/ideas)
-make cards to review and carry around with you
-self-test with a friend
Define evidence-based practice (EBP). Correct Answer The
practice of health care in which the practitioner systematically
finds the most current findings as basis for clinical decisions.
describe assessment Correct Answer gathering information
from the patient, family,, and friends present. lab work, and even
psychological and spiritual information. gathering subjective
data gathers info. from the patient like their needs, feelings, and
perception of their problems. objective data refers to data
collected through observation, examination, lab works, and
consulting to health care providers.
Describe Benner's model of socialization and how it applies to
nursing. Correct Answer Novice- Has little background and
limited practical skills; relies on rules and expectations of others
for direction.
Advanced beginner- Has marginally competent skills; uses
theory and principles much of the time; experiences difficulty
establishing priorities.
, Competent Practitioner- Feels competent, organized; plans and
sets goals; thinks abstractly and analytically; coordinates several
tasks simultaneously.
Proficient Practitioner- Views patients holistically; recognizes
subtle changes; sets priorities with ease; focuses on long term
goals.
Expert Practitioner- Performs fluidly; grasps patient needs
automatically; responses are integrated; expertise comes
naturally.
describe Clara Barton Correct Answer battlefield angel,
founded the Red Cross, worked previously as a copyist
describe diagnosis (analysis) Correct Answer sorting out data
to find indications of disease or problems. nursing diagnosis
involves identifying the problem of the patient because of the
disease processes, or the human response to their injury or
illness
describe Dorothy Dix Correct Answer superintendent of civil
war and advocate for mentally ill & prisoners of union army
nurses
describe evaluation Correct Answer examining the patients
progress as compared to the goals set in the planning step. can
determine whether a different plan of care should be
implemented. make sure to evaluate frequently and make
changes when necessary
Solutions
Create a personal plan for test preparation and review. Correct
Answer -take time to preread before lecture
-make concept maps (big picture/ideas)
-make cards to review and carry around with you
-self-test with a friend
Define evidence-based practice (EBP). Correct Answer The
practice of health care in which the practitioner systematically
finds the most current findings as basis for clinical decisions.
describe assessment Correct Answer gathering information
from the patient, family,, and friends present. lab work, and even
psychological and spiritual information. gathering subjective
data gathers info. from the patient like their needs, feelings, and
perception of their problems. objective data refers to data
collected through observation, examination, lab works, and
consulting to health care providers.
Describe Benner's model of socialization and how it applies to
nursing. Correct Answer Novice- Has little background and
limited practical skills; relies on rules and expectations of others
for direction.
Advanced beginner- Has marginally competent skills; uses
theory and principles much of the time; experiences difficulty
establishing priorities.
, Competent Practitioner- Feels competent, organized; plans and
sets goals; thinks abstractly and analytically; coordinates several
tasks simultaneously.
Proficient Practitioner- Views patients holistically; recognizes
subtle changes; sets priorities with ease; focuses on long term
goals.
Expert Practitioner- Performs fluidly; grasps patient needs
automatically; responses are integrated; expertise comes
naturally.
describe Clara Barton Correct Answer battlefield angel,
founded the Red Cross, worked previously as a copyist
describe diagnosis (analysis) Correct Answer sorting out data
to find indications of disease or problems. nursing diagnosis
involves identifying the problem of the patient because of the
disease processes, or the human response to their injury or
illness
describe Dorothy Dix Correct Answer superintendent of civil
war and advocate for mentally ill & prisoners of union army
nurses
describe evaluation Correct Answer examining the patients
progress as compared to the goals set in the planning step. can
determine whether a different plan of care should be
implemented. make sure to evaluate frequently and make
changes when necessary
