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Which of the following is a fundamental practice of nursing?
Which of the following is a fundamental practice of nursing?
- Administering medications safely (correct)
- Operating specialized medical equipment
- Conducting advanced research
- Performing major surgeries
All nursing assessments must occur after a patient's diagnosis.
All nursing assessments must occur after a patient's diagnosis.
False (B)
What is the primary goal of nursing?
What is the primary goal of nursing?
To promote health and well-being.
In nursing, the process of ___ involves gathering information to evaluate patient needs.
In nursing, the process of ___ involves gathering information to evaluate patient needs.
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Match the nursing practice to its description:
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Study Notes
Fundamental Practices of Nursing
- Fundamental nursing practices are essential to providing safe and effective patient care.
- These practices include assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
Nursing Assessments and Diagnosis
- Nursing assessments are a crucial part of the nursing process and are not solely dependent on a patient's diagnosis.
- Assessments involve gathering information about the patient's physical, emotional, and social well-being.
- This information helps nurses identify potential health issues and plan appropriate interventions.
Goal of Nursing
- The primary goal of nursing is to promote health, prevent illness, and care for individuals, families, and communities.
Nursing Process
- The process of assessment involves gathering information to evaluate patient needs.
- Assessment can be done through various methods, including interviews, physical examinations, and reviewing medical records.
Nursing Practice Descriptions
- Assessment: Involves gathering information about the patient's health status, including their physical, emotional, and social well-being.
- Diagnosis: Analyzing assessment data to identify patient problems and health risks.
- Planning: Developing a plan of care that addresses the identified patient needs and problems.
- Implementation: Carrying out the planned interventions and monitoring the patient's response.
- Evaluation: Measuring the effectiveness of nursing care interventions and making modifications as needed.
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