Exam 8: Critical Thinking, the Nursing Process, and Clinical Judgment

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A nursing student is complaining about writing care plans. Which response by the faculty is best to help the student see the importance of this activity?

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Which of the following statements has all of the necessary criteria for a well-written outcome?

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What is the primary method of obtaining patient data?

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A nurse is admitting a non-English speaking patient to the hospital unit. Which is the best method of obtaining data from the patient?

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Which of the following patient problems is given the highest priority by the nurse?

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A nurse reviewing a patient's care plan notes a goal of "Patient will ambulate 50 feet, three times in the hallway today." According to Bloom, what taxonomic category is this goal?

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What does the process of analysis of patient data directly result in?

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Why is the etiology of the nursing diagnosis statement important?

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Which of the following is an appropriate long-term goal to measure diabetes control for a patient in whom diabetes has been newly diagnosed?

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The nurse observes a patient lying rigidly in bed and taking shallow breaths. The patient reports a pain score of 4 out of 5 and says, "My leg hurts." The nurse determines that the objective and subjective data are

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Which of the following represents an interdependent nursing action?

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The nurse is admitting a patient for surgery. The patient is twisting a handkerchief over and over while saying, "I'm going to have a little mole removed. I'm not worried. The surgery will take only an hour, and then I will go home. I've never been sick a day in my life, so I'll be fine." The nurse finds the following during her physical assessment: blood pressure is 150/90; temperature is 98.6° F; pulse is 88 beats per minute; respiration is 20 breaths per minute; black, brown, and red pigmented pea-sized raised area on her shoulder. Which of the above information would be considered objective data? (Select all that apply.)

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The use of standardized plans of care for different patient populations has

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