Question 1

Cyrus just finished giving Mr.Thomas a bed bath.He should record this using which documentation form?

Accepted Answer

A) The graphic sheet 
B) The progress notes 
C) The ADLs checklist sheet 
D) The summary reports 
A) The graphic sheet 
B) The progress notes 
C) The ADLs checklist sheet 
D) The summary reports

Question 2

Which is true about an intervention?

Accepted Answer

A) Requires a doctor's order 
B) Is an action or a measure taken by the health care team 
C) Is the same as a nursing diagnosis 
D) Is the same as the comprehensive care plan 
A) Requires a doctor's order 
B) Is an action or a measure taken by the health care team 
C) Is the same as a nursing diagnosis 
D) Is the same as the comprehensive care plan

Question 3

Nursing process is focused on which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) The client's needs 
B) The physician's orders 
C) Agency policies 
D) The chart 
A) The client's needs 
B) The physician's orders 
C) Agency policies 
D) The chart

Question 4

Which one of the following is a symptom?

Accepted Answer

A) Noisy respirations 
B) Pulse rate of 78 beats per minute 
C) Cough 
D) Tingling 
A) Noisy respirations 
B) Pulse rate of 78 beats per minute 
C) Cough 
D) Tingling

Question 5

Which of the following is one of the goals of care planning?

Accepted Answer

A) Follow the physician's orders for the client. 
B) Perform assessments for the client. 
C) Complete the required paperwork. 
D) Meet the client's need for care and support. 
A) Follow the physician's orders for the client. 
B) Perform assessments for the client. 
C) Complete the required paperwork. 
D) Meet the client's need for care and support.

Exam 14: Client Care: Planning, Processes, Reporting, and Recording

Cyrus just finished giving Mr.Thomas a bed bath.He should record this using which documentation form?

Which is true about an intervention?

Nursing process is focused on which of the following?

Which one of the following is a symptom?

Which of the following is one of the goals of care planning?

The Role of the Support Worker

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