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Text ModeText version of the exam. 1. After completion of the client assessment, the nurse uses nursing diagnoses because they
2. A 53-year-old client is seen at the clinic for a yearly physical examination. In evaluating the client’s weight, the nurse also considers the age and height. This is an example of:
3. Nursing diagnoses meet specific criteria so they accurately reflect both the client’s problem and the possible etiology involved. Of the following statements, which one is an example of an appropriately written nursing diagnosis?
4. Nursing diagnoses meet specific criteria so they accurately reflect both the client’s problem and the possible etiology involved. Of the following statements, which one is an example of an appropriately written nursing diagnosis?
5. The nurse has diagnosed the client’s problem as altered elimination. From the data base the nurse identifies all the following as appropriate etiologies for this diagnosis except:
6. The nurse is concerned that atelectasis may develop as a postoperative complication. Which of the following is an appropriate diagnostic label for this problem should it occur?
7. The nurse recognizes that which one of the following statements is true with regard to the formulation of nursing diagnoses?
8. When completing a client assessment and determining nursing diagnoses, the nurse may make an error. A diagnostic error can influence the application of the nursing care plan. A likely source for a nursing diagnosis error is if the nurse:
9. Identify the defining characteristics in the following nursing diagnosis: Altered speech related to recent neurological disturbance, as evidenced by inability to speak in complete sentences:
10. The nurse recognizes that the primary purpose of a nursing diagnosis is to:
Which of the following statements is an example of a properly written nursing diagnosis?Of the following statements, which one is an example of an appropriately written nursing diagnosis? ANS: 3 This nursing diagnosis is written correctly. It defines a problem and its etiology. In this case the problem is the client's response to a diagnostic test.
What is appropriate nursing diagnosis?According to NANDA International, a nursing diagnosis is “a judgment based on a comprehensive nursing assessment.” The nursing diagnosis is based on the patient's current situation and health assessment, allowing nurses and other healthcare providers to see a patient's care from a holistic perspective.
What are the 4 types of nursing diagnosis?There are five types of nursing diagnoses: problem-focused, risk, possible, health promotion, and syndrome.
Which one of the following statements is true with regard to the formulation of nursing diagnoses?The nurse recognizes that which one of the following statements is true with regard to the formulation of nursing diagnoses? The diagnosis must remain constant during the client's hospitalization. The diagnosis should include the problem and the related contributing conditions.
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