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15 questions
Which of the following best describes a nursing diagnosis?
Which source of information would an RN least likely use when conducting an initial client assessment?
What is the primary purpose of the care plan in nursing?
A nursing diagnosis focuses solely on the physical health of the client.
The care plan is a living document that is continually reviewed and can only be changed by the RN in charge of the client's care.
During implementation, the RN assigns tasks to other team members and does not need to report observations made during care.
Explain why evaluations of client care are considered ongoing in the nursing process.
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Describe what setting SMART goals means in the planning phase of nursing care.
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List two types of health assessments a nurse might perform when collecting client information.
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Which of the following is NOT a component of a nursing care plan?
What must be considered when determining a client's nursing diagnoses?
A nursing diagnosis is more focused on treating illnesses than on promoting wellness.
Delegating tasks to junior staff does not require the RN to monitor the care given afterward.
How does the implementation phase of nursing care assist in client recovery?
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What role does continuous evaluation play in the nursing process?
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