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of Nursing Care 7th edition by Taylor A patient response to health and illness B patient response to nursing diagnosis of nursing interventions?... C to classify indica

of Nursing Care 7th edition by Taylor

A)

patient response to health and illness

B)

patient response to nursing diagnosis

of nursing interventions?

C) to classify indicators of patient outcomes

interventions are also committed to developing a

classification of which of the following?

of the nursing process?

human responses to health problems

B) Mutual goals are established and desired

patient outcomes are determined

are carried out

if necessary, the plan is modified

of fragmentation of care?

A) nurse-prescribed interventions

involve direct care of the patient? Select all that apply

is interested in natural family planning

while performing a skin assessment

patient who has no health insurance

a living will form

E) A nurse arranges for physical therapy for

a patient who had a stroke

whose baby was stillborn

hospitalized patient: Risk for Imbalanced Nutrition: More Than Body Requirements What is the major goal of interventions for a risk diagnosis?

based on an established protocol What does this mean?

A) The nurse is using critical thinking to

implement the dressing change

dressing should be changed

nursing activities for this skill

steps of the dressing change

physician-initiated interventions can be carried out?

of care

for them

11 A patient who was previously awake and alert suddenly

becomes unconscious The nursing plan of care

includes an order to increase oral intake Why would the nurse review the plan of care?

begin administering intravenous fluids The patient has visitors in the room What should the nurse do?

the room

C) Tell the patient to ask the visitors to leave the

room

the procedure

illustrates respect for the patient’s privacy?

after surgery What would the student do to anticipate and plan for an unexpected outcome?

A) Take the patient’s vital signs after ambulation

ambulation

a patient with diabetes, she tells the patient what she

is doing and demonstrates each step of preparing and giving the injection What is the nurse promoting?

16 Which of the following statements accurately describe

a recommended guideline for implementation? Select all that apply

to act independently, regardless of the wishes

of the patient/family

reassess the patient to determine whether the action is still needed

is the best of all possible alternatives

related literature to see if other approaches might be more successful

interventions to ensure a greater likelihood of success

interventions selected are consistent with standards of care

17 The staff in a long-term care facility often plays loud

rock music on the radio and designs children’s games

as exercise What is the staff doing in this situation?

occur with aging

adults

to document it in the patient’s medical record Legally, what does this mean?

be questioned

patient goes home

C) The physician will verify that the nurse carried

out the order

documented, it was not done

What implications does this have for the nurse?

his or her own actions

delegate interventions

is accountable for the outcome

role for all interventions

determines the scope of nursing practice?

enables nurses to be role models for patients?

22 What core value of nursing care is missing when

a nursing intervention is delegated to a UAP?

Answer Key

5 C

17 C

Fundamentals of Nursing: 7th Edition Test Bank – Taylor