Nursing Process: Assessment to Planning

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Froggy Jumps Nursing Process: Assessment to PlanningOnline version Test your understanding of the nursing process, applying what you have learned about health assessment, nursing diagnoses and NCP! by Yvette Joy Dumalhin 1 What is the first step in the nursing process? a Planning b Diagnosis c Assessment 2 Which method is commonly used for health assessment? a Focus group discussion b Head-to-toe assessment c Random sampling 3 What does a nursing diagnosis identify? a Medication side effects b Treatment options c Patient problems 4 What is the purpose of nursing care planning? a To assign nurses b To outline patient care c To schedule shifts 5 Which of the following is a component of the nursing diagnosis? a Treatment plan b Patient history c Problem statement 6 What is a key aspect of the assessment phase? a Patient discharge b Data collection c Medication administration 7 What is the focus of the planning phase? a Setting patient goals b Implementing interventions c Conducting assessments 8 Which tool is often used for health assessment? a Inventory list b Nursing assessment form c Financial report 9 What is evaluated during the evaluation phase? a Hospital budget b Patient outcomes c Nurse performance 10 What is an important consideration when assessing cultural aspects of a patient? a Making assumptions based on ethnicity b Ignoring cultural differences to avoid conflict c Understanding the patient's cultural beliefs and practices 11 What should the nurse do if discrepancies are found between subjective and objective data? a Clarify and validate the data through further assessment b Assume the subjective data is more accurate c Proceed to implementation 12 Which of the following is the best approach when a patient is non-verbal during the assessment? a Use non-verbal cues such as gestures or facial expressions b Wait for the patient to speak on their own c Assume the patient understands but cannot speak 13 A patient has a nursing diagnosis of "Ineffective breathing pattern." What would be an appropriate expected outcome for this diagnosis? a The patient will demonstrate improved oxygen saturation levels. b The patient will experience no further episodes of chest pain. c The patient will be able to perform activities of daily living independently. 14 In which situation would a "risk for" nursing diagnosis be most appropriate? a When the patient is at risk of developing a complication b When the patient is showing actual signs of infection c When the patient expresses a desire to improve their health 15 Which of the following is the most important consideration when selecting nursing interventions for a care plan? a The patient's health status and response to previous interventions b The patient's personal preferences c The nurse’s expertise in a specific intervention 16 A patient diagnosed with "Acute pain" is refusing pain medication due to a fear of addiction. Which is the most effective nursing intervention? a Provide education on the importance of pain control and address the patient's fears b Suggest non-pharmacological therapies without addressing the fear of addiction c Hold the prescribed pain medication and document the refusal 17 A nurse is developing a care plan for a patient who is at risk for falls. Which outcome is most appropriate? a The patient will remain free of falls during hospitalization. b The patient will verbalize an understanding of the fall prevention plan. c The patient will demonstrate safety awareness. 18 When a nurse sets priorities in care planning, which factor should be considered first? a The patient’s immediate physiological needs b The patient’s preferences for care c The nurse's comfort with performing the interventions 19 A nurse is evaluating a care plan. Which of the following indicates the need for revision of the nursing care plan? a The patient’s condition has not changed despite interventions b The nursing interventions were well-documented c The expected outcomes were realistic and specific 20 Which of the following is an essential component of a well-formed nursing diagnosis? a Etiology b Evidence-based intervention c Medical diagnosis 21 What is the primary purpose of the "Risk" nursing diagnosis? a To predict potential health issues b To provide patient education c To describe health conditions with unknown etiology 22 What differentiates a “Syndrome” diagnosis from other types of nursing diagnoses? a It combines multiple related diagnoses into one b It focuses on the patient’s strengths and weaknesses c It is only applicable to chronic diseases 23 The nursing diagnosis “Impaired Skin Integrity related to immobility” would be classified under which type of diagnosis? a Risk diagnosis b Actual diagnosis c Syndrome diagnosis 24 A nurse identifies a patient at risk for falls. Which part of the PES format does this statement represent? a Problem b Etiology c Signs and Symptoms 25 What is the primary purpose of a nursing diagnosis? a To identify and prioritize patient needs b To provide a detailed medical diagnosis c To plan medication administration 26 In developing a nursing care plan for a patient with chronic pain, which of the following is most important when setting goals? a Goals should be specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely (SMART). b Goals should focus on reducing pain completely. c Goals should be based on the nurse’s past experiences with similar patients. 27 What is the primary purpose of using standardized care plans in nursing practice? a To ensure consistency and evidence-based care across similar cases b To replace individualized care planning c To provide a generic approach for all patients 28 What is the primary purpose of the evaluation phase in nursing care planning? a To assess the effectiveness of the care plan and adjust as necessary b To develop new interventions based on patient progress c To set new goals after discharge 29 When prioritizing care plans for a group of patients, the nurse should use which of the following frameworks? a Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs b The severity of the patient’s condition only c The nurse's personal preferences 30 In a nursing diagnosis, what does the term “related to” indicate? a The etiology or contributing factors to the problem b The medical diagnosis causing the problem c The expected outcome

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Nursing Process: Assessment to PlanningOnline version

Test your understanding of the nursing process, applying what you have learned about health assessment, nursing diagnoses and NCP!

by Yvette Joy Dumalhin

What is the first step in the nursing process?

Planning

Diagnosis

Assessment

Which method is commonly used for health assessment?

Focus group discussion

Head-to-toe assessment

Random sampling

What does a nursing diagnosis identify?

Medication side effects

Treatment options

Patient problems

What is the purpose of nursing care planning?

To assign nurses

To outline patient care

To schedule shifts

Which of the following is a component of the nursing diagnosis?

Treatment plan

Patient history

Problem statement

What is a key aspect of the assessment phase?

Patient discharge

Data collection

Medication administration

What is the focus of the planning phase?

Setting patient goals

Implementing interventions

Conducting assessments

Which tool is often used for health assessment?

Inventory list

Nursing assessment form

Financial report

What is evaluated during the evaluation phase?

Hospital budget

Patient outcomes

Nurse performance

What is an important consideration when assessing cultural aspects of a patient?

Making assumptions based on ethnicity

Ignoring cultural differences to avoid conflict

Understanding the patient's cultural beliefs and practices

What should the nurse do if discrepancies are found between subjective and objective data?

Clarify and validate the data through further assessment

Assume the subjective data is more accurate

Proceed to implementation

Which of the following is the best approach when a patient is non-verbal during the assessment?

Use non-verbal cues such as gestures or facial expressions

Wait for the patient to speak on their own

Assume the patient understands but cannot speak

A patient has a nursing diagnosis of "Ineffective breathing pattern." What would be an appropriate expected outcome for this diagnosis?

The patient will demonstrate improved oxygen saturation levels.

The patient will experience no further episodes of chest pain.

The patient will be able to perform activities of daily living independently.

In which situation would a "risk for" nursing diagnosis be most appropriate?

When the patient is at risk of developing a complication

When the patient is showing actual signs of infection

When the patient expresses a desire to improve their health

Which of the following is the most important consideration when selecting nursing interventions for a care plan?

The patient's health status and response to previous interventions

The patient's personal preferences

The nurse’s expertise in a specific intervention

A patient diagnosed with "Acute pain" is refusing pain medication due to a fear of addiction. Which is the most effective nursing intervention?

Provide education on the importance of pain control and address the patient's fears

Suggest non-pharmacological therapies without addressing the fear of addiction

Hold the prescribed pain medication and document the refusal

A nurse is developing a care plan for a patient who is at risk for falls. Which outcome is most appropriate?

The patient will remain free of falls during hospitalization.

The patient will verbalize an understanding of the fall prevention plan.

The patient will demonstrate safety awareness.

When a nurse sets priorities in care planning, which factor should be considered first?

The patient’s immediate physiological needs

The patient’s preferences for care

The nurse's comfort with performing the interventions

A nurse is evaluating a care plan. Which of the following indicates the need for revision of the nursing care plan?

The patient’s condition has not changed despite interventions

The nursing interventions were well-documented

The expected outcomes were realistic and specific

Which of the following is an essential component of a well-formed nursing diagnosis?

Etiology

Evidence-based intervention

Medical diagnosis

What is the primary purpose of the "Risk" nursing diagnosis?

To predict potential health issues

To provide patient education

To describe health conditions with unknown etiology

What differentiates a “Syndrome” diagnosis from other types of nursing diagnoses?

It combines multiple related diagnoses into one

It focuses on the patient’s strengths and weaknesses

It is only applicable to chronic diseases

The nursing diagnosis “Impaired Skin Integrity related to immobility” would be classified under which type of diagnosis?

Risk diagnosis

Actual diagnosis

Syndrome diagnosis

A nurse identifies a patient at risk for falls. Which part of the PES format does this statement represent?

Problem

Etiology

Signs and Symptoms

What is the primary purpose of a nursing diagnosis?

To identify and prioritize patient needs

To provide a detailed medical diagnosis

To plan medication administration

In developing a nursing care plan for a patient with chronic pain, which of the following is most important when setting goals?

Goals should be specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely (SMART).

Goals should focus on reducing pain completely.

Goals should be based on the nurse’s past experiences with similar patients.

What is the primary purpose of using standardized care plans in nursing practice?

To ensure consistency and evidence-based care across similar cases

To replace individualized care planning

To provide a generic approach for all patients

What is the primary purpose of the evaluation phase in nursing care planning?

To assess the effectiveness of the care plan and adjust as necessary

To develop new interventions based on patient progress

To set new goals after discharge

When prioritizing care plans for a group of patients, the nurse should use which of the following frameworks?

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

The severity of the patient’s condition only

The nurse's personal preferences

In a nursing diagnosis, what does the term “related to” indicate?

The etiology or contributing factors to the problem

The medical diagnosis causing the problem

The expected outcome

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