Nursing Process and Health Problems

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What is the first step in the nursing process?

Assessment

Which step in the nursing process involves determining goals and expected outcomes?

Planning

Why is assessment considered the most important step in the nursing process?

It identifies the patient's strengths and limitations

What is the purpose of nursing diagnoses in the nursing process?

To identify potential health problems in patients

Which aspect of the nursing process involves continuously collecting and validating data?

Assessment

What is the purpose of formulating a nursing diagnosis?

To identify and prioritize health problems or responses

What type of nursing diagnosis identifies an occurring health problem for a patient?

Actual nursing diagnosis

In the nursing process, what is the 'doing' phase called?

Implementation

Which type of nursing diagnosis identifies a high-risk health problem that will most likely occur without preventive measures?

Potential nursing diagnosis

What is the final step in the nursing process described in the text?

Evaluation

Study Notes

  • Nursing is the diagnosis and treatment of human responses to health problems through the nursing process, which consists of five steps: Assessment, Nursing diagnoses, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation.
  • Assessment is the first step in the nursing process where data is collected, validated, and clustered to identify patient's strengths and limitations, and it sets the tone for the rest of the process.
  • Nursing Diagnoses involve identifying actual or potential health problems and prioritizing them as actual, potential, possible, or collaborative problems, as well as wellness issues.
  • Planning phase includes setting goals and outcomes, developing an individualized plan of care, determining nursing interventions needed, and communicating the plan to the patient and care team.
  • Implementation is the phase where the plan is carried out through nursing interventions, with continuous assessment of patient responses and necessary modifications. Evaluation involves determining the effectiveness of the plan in meeting goals and outcomes.

Learn about the nursing process which includes assessment, nursing diagnoses, planning, implementation, and evaluation to diagnose and treat human responses to health problems. Understand how this systematic problem-solving method promotes wellness and guides nursing practice.

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