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What is the main purpose of using closed-ended questions during an interview?
What is the main purpose of using closed-ended questions during an interview?
- To streamline the interview process with yes or no answers (correct)
- To prompt lengthy responses from the interviewee
- To encourage open communication
- To delve deeper into personal experiences
In a nursing physical assessment, what is the primary focus?
In a nursing physical assessment, what is the primary focus?
- Exploring the patient's emotional state
- Analyzing the patient's family history
- Evaluating the patient's functional abilities (correct)
- Assessing the patient's social life
Which technique is recommended for ending an interview on a positive note?
Which technique is recommended for ending an interview on a positive note?
- Being dismissive towards the interviewee
- Summarizing the key points discussed (correct)
- Bringing up controversial topics
- Introducing negative feedback
What should a nurse establish through a physical assessment?
What should a nurse establish through a physical assessment?
When conducting an interview, what is a common communication error to avoid?
When conducting an interview, what is a common communication error to avoid?
Which type of question yields yes or no answers?
Which type of question yields yes or no answers?
What should nurses do before conducting an interview with a patient?
What should nurses do before conducting an interview with a patient?
What is the significance of seating arrangements during an interview?
What is the significance of seating arrangements during an interview?
What is the purpose of the Nursing Process?
What is the purpose of the Nursing Process?
In the Nursing Process, what does 'AAPIE' stand for?
In the Nursing Process, what does 'AAPIE' stand for?
How many steps are involved in the Nursing Process?
How many steps are involved in the Nursing Process?
Which entity mandates the use of the nursing process in nursing practice?
Which entity mandates the use of the nursing process in nursing practice?
What is the main benefit of the Nursing Process for the patient?
What is the main benefit of the Nursing Process for the patient?
How is the Nursing Process described in terms of being universally applicable?
How is the Nursing Process described in terms of being universally applicable?
Which step in the Nursing Process relies on the accuracy of preceding steps?
Which step in the Nursing Process relies on the accuracy of preceding steps?
What is one way in which the Nursing Process benefits RNs professionally?
What is one way in which the Nursing Process benefits RNs professionally?
What type of data includes symptoms and assessments that can be verified by another observer and measured against an accepted standard?
What type of data includes symptoms and assessments that can be verified by another observer and measured against an accepted standard?
In nursing care, the priority problem identified is written as ________________ due to __________________.
In nursing care, the priority problem identified is written as ________________ due to __________________.
What step involves analyzing cues, prioritizing hypotheses, and clustering abnormal cues in the nursing process?
What step involves analyzing cues, prioritizing hypotheses, and clustering abnormal cues in the nursing process?
Which part of the nursing process involves generating solutions, taking action, and evaluating outcomes?
Which part of the nursing process involves generating solutions, taking action, and evaluating outcomes?
What is the purpose of clustering information in the nursing process?
What is the purpose of clustering information in the nursing process?
Which component of the SMART outcome identifies what needs to be achieved by a specific time?
Which component of the SMART outcome identifies what needs to be achieved by a specific time?
What type of data can only be verified by the patient themselves?
What type of data can only be verified by the patient themselves?
'Generate Independent Nursing Interventions' involves:
'Generate Independent Nursing Interventions' involves:
What type of data is described as sensations, feelings, values, beliefs, attitudes, and perceptions of personal health status and life situations?
What type of data is described as sensations, feelings, values, beliefs, attitudes, and perceptions of personal health status and life situations?
Which of the following examples represents subjective data?
Which of the following examples represents subjective data?
What is a characteristic of objective data?
What is a characteristic of objective data?
Which source of data can be validated by health professionals and medical records?
Which source of data can be validated by health professionals and medical records?
When is it appropriate to use a secondary resource for data collection?
When is it appropriate to use a secondary resource for data collection?
Which method of data collection involves gathering data using senses like vision, hearing, touch, and smell?
Which method of data collection involves gathering data using senses like vision, hearing, touch, and smell?
What type of data might be obtained through observing skin color, body or breath odors, lung or heart sounds, or skin temperature?
What type of data might be obtained through observing skin color, body or breath odors, lung or heart sounds, or skin temperature?
What type of information might be collected through methods of data collection like setting questions and utilizing assessment techniques?
What type of information might be collected through methods of data collection like setting questions and utilizing assessment techniques?
What distinguishes a Potential Problem from an Actual Problem in client/patient care?
What distinguishes a Potential Problem from an Actual Problem in client/patient care?
What is an example of a Potential Problem in client/patient care?
What is an example of a Potential Problem in client/patient care?
In client/patient care, what does the term 'Potential for' signify?
In client/patient care, what does the term 'Potential for' signify?
What does a nurse need to distinguish between when providing client/patient care?
What does a nurse need to distinguish between when providing client/patient care?
Why does the nurse need to understand the difference between Actual and Potential Problems?
Why does the nurse need to understand the difference between Actual and Potential Problems?
Which term distinguishes a Potential Problem from an Actual Problem in client/patient care?
Which term distinguishes a Potential Problem from an Actual Problem in client/patient care?
What is characteristic of an Actual Problem in client/patient care?
What is characteristic of an Actual Problem in client/patient care?
When distinguishing between Actual and Potential Problems, what is crucial for the nurse to understand?
When distinguishing between Actual and Potential Problems, what is crucial for the nurse to understand?
