Question 1

Which step in the nursing process involves measuring if the goals set in the planning step were met?

Accepted Answer

A) Assessment 
B) Planning 
C) Implementation 
D) Evaluation 
A) Assessment 
B) Planning 
C) Implementation 
D) Evaluation

Question 2

Information that you can see,hear,feel,or smell is

Accepted Answer

A) The nursing diagnosis 
B) Observation 
C) Objective data 
D) Subjective data 
A) The nursing diagnosis 
B) Observation 
C) Objective data 
D) Subjective data

Question 3

With every resident contact

Accepted Answer

A) New information is collected 
B) The care plan changes 
C) Nursing diagnoses change 
D) Implementation changes 
A) New information is collected 
B) The care plan changes 
C) Nursing diagnoses change 
D) Implementation changes

Question 4

The planning step of the nursing process involves all of the following except

Accepted Answer

A) Making nursing diagnoses 
B) Setting priorities 
C) Setting goals 
D) Identifying nursing interventions 
A) Making nursing diagnoses 
B) Setting priorities 
C) Setting goals 
D) Identifying nursing interventions

Question 5

A measure is taken by the nursing team.It helps a person reach a goal.The measure is

Accepted Answer

A) A nursing diagnosis 
B) A nursing intervention 
C) An implementation 
D) The nursing process 
A) A nursing diagnosis 
B) A nursing intervention 
C) An implementation 
D) The nursing process

Question 6

The method nurses use to plan and deliver nursing care is the nursing

Accepted Answer

A) Process 
B) Care plan 
C) Diagnosis 
D) Intervention 
A) Process 
B) Care plan 
C) Diagnosis 
D) Intervention

Question 7

The nurse communicates delegated tasks to you by using

Accepted Answer

A) The nursing process 
B) The Minimum Data Set (MDS) 
C) Resident Assessment Protocols (RAPs) 
D) An assignment sheet 
A) The nursing process 
B) The Minimum Data Set (MDS) 
C) Resident Assessment Protocols (RAPs) 
D) An assignment sheet

Question 8

Which statement about the nursing process is correct?

Accepted Answer

A) It changes as the person's needs change. 
B) It never changes. 
C) It requires a doctor's order. 
D) You are responsible for it. 
A) It changes as the person's needs change. 
B) It never changes. 
C) It requires a doctor's order. 
D) You are responsible for it.

Question 9

Collecting information about a person is

Accepted Answer

A) Assessment 
B) Gossip 
C) Implementation 
D) Evaluation 
A) Assessment 
B) Gossip 
C) Implementation 
D) Evaluation

Question 10

Goals are set during the planning step of the nursing process.Which is incorrect?

Accepted Answer

A) A goal is that which is desired by the health team as a result of nursing care. 
B) Goals are aimed at the person's highest level of well-being and function. 
C) Goals promote health and prevent health problems. 
D) Goals promote rehabilitation. 
A) A goal is that which is desired by the health team as a result of nursing care. 
B) Goals are aimed at the person's highest level of well-being and function. 
C) Goals promote health and prevent health problems. 
D) Goals promote rehabilitation.

Question 11

Which is the first step of the nursing process?

Accepted Answer

A) Nursing diagnosis 
B) Planning 
C) Assessment 
D) Evaluation 
A) Nursing diagnosis 
B) Planning 
C) Assessment 
D) Evaluation

Exam 7: Assisting With the Nursing Process

Which step in the nursing process involves measuring if the goals set in the planning step were met?

Information that you can see,hear,feel,or smell is

With every resident contact

The planning step of the nursing process involves all of the following except

A measure is taken by the nursing team.It helps a person reach a goal.The measure is

The method nurses use to plan and deliver nursing care is the nursing

The nurse communicates delegated tasks to you by using

Which statement about the nursing process is correct?

Collecting information about a person is

Goals are set during the planning step of the nursing process.Which is incorrect?

Which is the first step of the nursing process?

Working in Long-Term Care

Resident Rights

The Nursing Assistant in Long-Term Care

Ethics and Laws

Work Ethics

Communicating With the Health Team

Understanding the Resident

Body Structure and Function

The Older Person

Sexuality

Safety

Preventing Falls

Restraint Alternatives and Safe Restraint Use

Preventing Infection

Body Mechanics

Safe Resident Handling, Moving, and Transfers

The Residents Unit

Bedmaking

Hygiene

Grooming

Urinary Elimination

Bowel Elimination

Nutrition and Fluids

Nutritional Support and Iv Therapy

Exercise and Activity

Comfort, Rest, and Sleep

Oxygen Needs

Respiratory Support and Therapies

Assisted Living

Measuring Vital Signs

Assisting With the Physical Examination

Collecting and Testing Specimens

Admissions, Transfers, and Discharges

Comfort, Rest, and Sleep

Pressure Ulcers

Hearing, Speech, and Vision Problems

Cancer, Immune System, and Skin Disorders

Nervous System and Musculo-Skeletal Disorders

Cardiovascular and Respiratory Disorders

Digestive and Endocrine Disorders

Urinary and Reproductive Disorders

Mental Health Problems

Confusion and Dementia

Developmental Disabilities

Rehabilitation and Restorative Nursing Care

Basic Emergency Care

End Of Life Care

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