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Froggy Jumps Fundamentals chapters 4-6Online version Engaging quiz on nursing process concepts. by Grace Williams 1 During the nursing process, which phase involves carrying out nursing interventions? a Assessment b Implementation c Evaluation 2 Which data type is a subjective indication of illness perceived by the patient? a Symptom b Observation c Sign 3 How often should the nursing care plan be reviewed and updated? a Weekly b Every 24 hours c Monthly 4 What distinguishes an independent nursing action from a dependent one? a Dependent actions do not require orders b Independent actions need a doctor's approval c Independent actions do not require a physician's order 5 Which component is NOT part of the patient’s chart? a Face sheet b Physician’s orders c Patient’s nurse assignment 6 What is the main purpose of establishing expected outcomes? a To measure the effectiveness of nursing interventions b To assign tasks c To document staffing needs 7 A functional assessment primarily provides information on what? a Vital signs trends b Independence and ability to perform ADLs c Laboratory values 8 Which data set is most indicative of risk for infection? a Fever and dysuria b Abdominal incision, decreased hemoglobin, and indwelling catheter c Leukocytosis with no device 9 What typically governs priority setting in nursing care? a Physiologic needs (Maslow) first b Administrative priorities first c Patient preferences first 10 After interventions are implemented, what does evaluation focus on? a Scheduling next shift b Determining if outcomes are met and revising as needed c Documenting only completed tasks

Froggy Jumps

Fundamentals chapters 4-6Online version

Engaging quiz on nursing process concepts.

by Grace Williams

During the nursing process, which phase involves carrying out nursing interventions?

Assessment

Implementation

Evaluation

Which data type is a subjective indication of illness perceived by the patient?

Symptom

Observation

Sign

How often should the nursing care plan be reviewed and updated?

Weekly

Every 24 hours

Monthly

What distinguishes an independent nursing action from a dependent one?

Dependent actions do not require orders

Independent actions need a doctor's approval

Independent actions do not require a physician's order

Which component is NOT part of the patient’s chart?

Face sheet

Physician’s orders

Patient’s nurse assignment

What is the main purpose of establishing expected outcomes?

To measure the effectiveness of nursing interventions

To assign tasks

To document staffing needs

A functional assessment primarily provides information on what?

Vital signs trends

Independence and ability to perform ADLs

Laboratory values

Which data set is most indicative of risk for infection?

Fever and dysuria

Abdominal incision, decreased hemoglobin, and indwelling catheter

Leukocytosis with no device

What typically governs priority setting in nursing care?

Physiologic needs (Maslow) first

Administrative priorities first

Patient preferences first

After interventions are implemented, what does evaluation focus on?

Scheduling next shift

Determining if outcomes are met and revising as needed

Documenting only completed tasks

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Fundamentals chapters 4-6Online version

by Grace Williams

During the nursing process, which phase involves carrying out nursing interventions?

Which data type is a subjective indication of illness perceived by the patient?

How often should the nursing care plan be reviewed and updated?

What distinguishes an independent nursing action from a dependent one?

Which component is NOT part of the patient’s chart?

What is the main purpose of establishing expected outcomes?

A functional assessment primarily provides information on what?

Which data set is most indicative of risk for infection?

What typically governs priority setting in nursing care?

After interventions are implemented, what does evaluation focus on?

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