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What is the primary purpose of identifying the etiology in a nursing diagnosis?
What is the primary purpose of identifying the etiology in a nursing diagnosis?
- To assess the patient's emotional wellbeing
- To formulate a care plan for the patient
- To identify one or more probable causes of the health problem (correct)
- To determine the patient's vital signs
In the diagnostic process, what is the significance of clustering cues?
In the diagnostic process, what is the significance of clustering cues?
- It helps in establishing a diagnosis without any additional data.
- It allows for the synthesis of data to identify patterns. (correct)
- It aids in identifying unrelated signs and symptoms.
- It confirms the patient's subjective complaints.
Which of the following best describes defining characteristics in a nursing diagnosis?
Which of the following best describes defining characteristics in a nursing diagnosis?
- The process of analyzing patient data through observation.
- A cluster of signs and symptoms indicating an actual diagnosis. (correct)
- Data collected only for risk diagnosis without actual signs.
- Predetermined risk factors with no evident symptoms.
What should be included when identifying gaps and inconsistencies in diagnostic data?
What should be included when identifying gaps and inconsistencies in diagnostic data?
What does a risk diagnosis indicate?
What does a risk diagnosis indicate?
Which of the following steps is involved in analyzing data during the diagnostic process?
Which of the following steps is involved in analyzing data during the diagnostic process?
In the Orem model application for nursing diagnosis, what does an ineffective airway indicate?
In the Orem model application for nursing diagnosis, what does an ineffective airway indicate?
What do cues represent in the context of nursing assessment?
What do cues represent in the context of nursing assessment?
What is the appropriate nursing diagnosis for Muna's concern about her breathing difficulties and anxiety related to her parenting role?
What is the appropriate nursing diagnosis for Muna's concern about her breathing difficulties and anxiety related to her parenting role?
Which part of the basic three-part nursing diagnosis statement identifies the underlying cause of Muna's imbalanced nutrition?
Which part of the basic three-part nursing diagnosis statement identifies the underlying cause of Muna's imbalanced nutrition?
Which statement best describes the defining characteristics of Muna's ineffective airway clearance diagnosis?
Which statement best describes the defining characteristics of Muna's ineffective airway clearance diagnosis?
What type of nursing diagnosis is indicated by Muna's experience of having a productive cough and not sleeping well?
What type of nursing diagnosis is indicated by Muna's experience of having a productive cough and not sleeping well?
In Muna's case, which factor is NOT identified as contributing to her altered breathing pattern?
In Muna's case, which factor is NOT identified as contributing to her altered breathing pattern?
Which nursing diagnosis should be prioritized for Muna, given her symptoms and concerns?
Which nursing diagnosis should be prioritized for Muna, given her symptoms and concerns?
Which of the following additional descriptors would enhance the precision of the nursing diagnosis for Muna's impaired nutrition?
Which of the following additional descriptors would enhance the precision of the nursing diagnosis for Muna's impaired nutrition?
Which component of the nursing diagnosis clearly indicates the observable symptoms Muna is experiencing?
Which component of the nursing diagnosis clearly indicates the observable symptoms Muna is experiencing?
What is the primary purpose of the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA)?
What is the primary purpose of the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA)?
Which of the following components is NOT part of a nursing diagnosis as per NANDA guidelines?
Which of the following components is NOT part of a nursing diagnosis as per NANDA guidelines?
Which qualifier indicates that a client's health status is less in size, amount, or degree?
Which qualifier indicates that a client's health status is less in size, amount, or degree?
What aspect of nursing diagnosis formulation has been emphasized since its development in 1973?
What aspect of nursing diagnosis formulation has been emphasized since its development in 1973?
Which of the following statements best describes a nursing diagnosis?
Which of the following statements best describes a nursing diagnosis?
Which step is NOT typically regarded as part of the diagnostic process in nursing?
Which step is NOT typically regarded as part of the diagnostic process in nursing?
In the context of nursing diagnoses, which term refers to a response that is not generating the desired outcome?
In the context of nursing diagnoses, which term refers to a response that is not generating the desired outcome?
Which of the following is an example of a nursing diagnosis?
Which of the following is an example of a nursing diagnosis?
Study Notes
Nursing Diagnosis
- A clinical judgment regarding an individual, family, or community's response to actual or potential health problems
- Standardized names for the diagnosis are provided by NANDA (diagnostic label or patient problem statement)
- It is composed of the diagnostic label and etiology
- For example, "Activity intolerance related to bed rest"
NANDA
- Stands for North American Nursing Diagnosis Association
- It identifies nursing functions, creates a classification system, and establishes diagnostic labels
- Their goal is to define, refine, and promote a taxonomy of nursing diagnostic terminology for professional use
Components of a Nursing Diagnosis
- Problem Statement (diagnostic label) and definition
- Describes the client’s health problem or response
- Clearly and concisely defines the client's health status
- Must be specific
- May include qualifiers (words that add further meaning)
- Deficient: Inadequate in amount, quality, or degree—not sufficient.
- Impaired: Weakened, damaged.
- Decreased: Less in size, amount, or degree.
- Ineffective: Not producing the desired effect.
- Compromised: To make vulnerable to a threat.
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This quiz explores the essential concepts of nursing diagnosis, including definitions, components, and the NANDA classification system. It aims to enhance understanding of clinical judgments regarding health responses and the terminology used in nursing practices.
