15 Questions
Which of the following best defines nursing interventions?
Actions performed by a nurse to help patients achieve expected outcomes
What is the purpose of nursing interventions?
Reaching health goals
What are the types of nursing interventions?
Dependent, Independent, Interdependent
Which of the following is a link in the chain of infection?
The etiologic agent (microorganism)
What is meant by 'pathogenicity'?
The ability of a pathogen to cause disease
According to the American Nurses Association, a nursing care plan consists of six essential steps.
False
Nursing diagnosis is the first step in a nursing care plan as defined by NANDA International.
False
Nursing interventions are performed during the third stage (patient outcomes) of a patient’s care plan.
False
A nursing care plan ensures consistent patient care but does not facilitate clear communication between medical professionals.
False
Nursing and clinical intervention are separate concepts according to the American Nurses Association.
False
Non-specific defenses protect the person against specific microorganisms, regardless of prior exposure.
False
The immune system responds to foreign protein in the body or even the body’s own proteins.
True
Immunity is the specific resistance of the body to infection.
True
There are three major types of immunity: active, passive, and neutral.
False
Active immunity occurs when the host produces its own antibodies in response to natural antigens.
True
Test your knowledge of nursing interventions with this set of practical oral questions. Explore the purpose and types of nursing interventions, including reaching health goals, offering support, educating patients, and promoting safety.
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