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ATI
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Rehab centers, skilled nursing facilities and home health care are all examples of what level of health care? a) Primary b) Secondary c) Tertiary d) Restorative | d) Restorative |
| A hospital conducts a community blood pressure screening in its loby. This is an example of what level of care? a) Primary b) Secondary c) Tertiary d) Restorative | a) primary |
| Promoting health and preventing disease fall under what level of prevention? a) Primary b) Secondary c) Tertiary | a) primary |
| Early indentification of individuals or communities experiencing illness, providing treatment, and conducting activities that are greared to prevent a worsening health state falls under which level of prevention? a) Primary b) Secondary | b) secondary |
| Aims to prevent the long-term consequences of a chronic illness or disability and to support optimal functioning fall under which level of prevention? | Tertiary |
| Around what age should colorectal screening for males and females begin? a) birth b) 5 years old c) 20 years old d) 40 years old e) 50 years old | e) 50 years old- It should now occur every 1-10 years depending on your PCP |
| When should females begin getting pap tests? a) 15 b) 16 c) 17 d) 18 f) when sexually active g) when puberty begins h) when menstration begins | f) when sexually active |
| When should you begin getting routine testicular or breast examinations? a) 15 b) 16 c) 17 d) 20 f) when sexually active g) when puberty begins | d) 20 years old- at every routine health visit |
| Which intervention is specific to working with communities? a) use clarification to gain a deeper understanding of the health problem b) reflect and restate health concerns c) accurately analyze and summarize assessment data from numerous sources | c) accurately analyze and summarize assessment data from numerous sources |
| What group has developed a standardized terminology or taxonomy for identifying client problems? a) NANDA b) ANA c) Board of Nursing d) ICN | A) NANDA |
| Signs and symptoms can other wise be termed: a) complaints b) risk factors c) objective/subjective d) none of the above | c) objective/subjective data |
| What are the 3 parts to a nursing diagnosis? | Problem, Etiology, Defining Characteristics |
| By the 2nd postoperative day, Ed has not achieved satisfactory pain relief. Based on this evaluation, what should the nurse do next based on the nursing process? | The nurse should reassess the client to determine the reason satisfactory pain relief has not been achieved. |
| When a nurse evaluates the care he has given a client, the client's responses to care are compared with the: a) assessment data b) nursing diagnosis c) client outcomes d) medical diagnosis | c) client outcomes |
| The cues and inferences that the nurse uses to choose a nursing diagnosis label are considered the: a) probable causes b) defining characteristics c) nursing interventions d) goals | b) defining characteristics |
| In evaluation, the nurse must gather info about the clent to a)judge whether or not the clent outcomes have been med b)organize resources to proceed with implementing interventions c) establish client-centered outcomes that are measurable | a) judge whether or not the client outcomes have been met |
| An active, organized, cognitive process used to scrutinize one's thinking and the thinking of others by the application of knowledge and experience, problems solving, and decision making resulting in a nursing judgement is termed...? | Critical thinking! |
| True or False: Nurses are encouraged to form judgments that lead to quick, single-focused solutions. | False! Critical thinking discourages the nurse from forming judgments that lead to quick, single-focused solutions. |
| One attitude of critical thinkers is perseverance, what does this mean? a) feels sure of abilities b) is objective c) continues to work at a problems until it is resolved d) practices truthfully and ethically | c) continues to work at a problem until it is resolved |
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