10 Questions
What is the main purpose of providing nursing interventions?
To give direction for planning nursing interventions
What does SMART stand for in the context of writing desired outcomes?
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-bound
Which type of verbs are recommended for writing desired outcomes?
Active verbs that are measurable
Why is it important to begin the statement of a desired outcome with 'Client will'?
To clarify who is expected to achieve the outcome
What is the primary reason for using time-bound statements in desired outcomes?
To provide a sense of urgency and focus
Which of the following is an example of a SMART desired outcome?
"The client will choose two relaxation methods by 1400 hours"
Why should non-measurable verbs be avoided when writing desired outcomes?
To ensure clear evaluation of goal achievement
What role do desired outcomes play in motivating both the client and nurse?
They provide a sense of achievement and progress
What is the benefit of each outcome being derived from only one client problem?
It ensures a focused and clear approach to resolving issues for the client
Why is it important to use active voice when writing desired outcomes?
To provide clarity on who is responsible for achieving the outcome
Test your knowledge on evaluating the success of care/actions taken in nursing to determine if the desired outcome was met or not. This quiz covers person-centered care, the importance of keeping the patient at the center of nursing activities, and how the nursing process ensures a person-centered approach over a task-oriented one.
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