A) To collect and analyze data to establish a database
B) To interpret and analyze data so as to identify health problems
C) To write appropriate client-centered nursing diagnoses
D) To design a plan of care for and with the client
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A) The defining characteristics
B) The related factors
C) The problem statement
D) The database
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A) Teach client how to transfer from bed to chair and chair to bed.
B) Administer oxygen 4 L/min per nasal cannula.
C) Assist the client with coughing and deep breathing every hour.
D) Monitor intake and output every 2 hours.
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A) The client will identify five low-sodium foods by October 9.
B) The client will know the signs and symptoms of infection.
C) The client will rate pain as a 3 or less on a 10-point scale by 5 pm today.
D) The client will understand the side effects of digoxin (Lanoxin) .
E) The client will eat at least 75% of all meals by May 5.
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A) Teach the client how to walk with a three-point crutch gait.
B) Administer spironolactone (Aldactone) .
C) Perform tracheostomy care every eight hours.
D) Straight catheterize every six hours.
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A) The client will eat a well-balanced diet.
B) The client will consume a 2,400-calorie diet, with three meals and two snacks, starting tomorrow.
C) The client will cleanse his wound with soap and water and apply a dry sterile dressing.
D) The client will be without pain in 24 hours.
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A) Kardex
B) Case management
C) Critical pathways
D) Concept map care plan
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A) Dependent, physician-ordered, recovery
B) Autonomous, clinical judgment, client outcomes
C) Medical diagnosis, medication administration
D) Other health care providers, skill acquisition
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A) Psychomotor
B) Affective
C) Cognitive
D) Holistic
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A) A client in a long-term care facility who had a stroke
B) A client who is recovering from a broken leg
C) A client who insists on using the bathroom instead of a bedpan
D) A client who appears confused after taking pain medication
E) A pregnant client whose contractions are progressing as anticipated
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A) Continue to follow the written plan of care.
B) Make recommendations for revising the plan of care.
C) Ask another health care professional to design a plan of care.
D) State "goal will be met at a later date."
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A) Physiologic
B) Safety
C) Love and belonging
D) Self-actualization
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A) They demonstrate the impact that nurses have on the system of health care delivery.
B) They standardize and define the knowledge base for nursing curricula and practice.
C) They limit the number of appropriate nursing interventions to be selected.
D) They hinder the teaching of clinical decision making to novice nurses.
E) They enable researchers to examine the effectiveness and cost of nursing care.
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A) The need to have nutrition
B) The need to feel good about oneself
C) The need to live in a safe environment
D) The need for love from others
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A) "I'm not interested one bit in wearing an artificial hand."
B) "I'm worried that I'm going to get some really strange looks when I wear this thing."
C) "I don't have a clue how this thing goes on and comes off."
D) "I don't understand the technology that's used in this artificial hand."
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A) The client or a part of the client
B) A flexible time frame
C) Observable, measurable terms
D) The action the client will perform
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A) Assessment skills
B) Nursing books
C) Client's records
D) Supervisor's advice
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A) The written outcomes are designed to meet nursing goals
B) To encourage the client and family to be involved
C) To discourage additions by other healthcare providers
D) Why the nurse believes the outcome is important
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A) The client will eliminate a soft formed stool.
B) The client understands what foods are low in sodium.
C) The client will ambulate 10 feet with a walker by October 12.
D) The client correctly self-administers the morning dose of insulin.
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A) Community Specific Outcomes Classification (CSO)
B) The Nursing-Sensitive Outcomes Classification (NOC)
C) State Specific Nursing Outcomes Classification (SSNOC)
D) Department of Health and Human Resources Outcomes Classification (HHROC)
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