Nursing Process - Nursing Diagnosis Quiz

In Vitro Fertilization Risks

• Tubal pregnancy is a risk associated with in vitro fertilization embryo transfer (IVF-ET).

Critical Thinking in Nursing

• Ability to reflect on own judgments showcases maturity in nursing critical thinking skills.

Child Behavior and Independence

• A 2-year-old shaking their head "no" while attempting to climb out of the crib is asserting independence.

Neonatal Conditions

• Nevi are small, flat pink spots that may appear on a newborn’s nape of the neck.

Breastfeeding Complications

• Mastitis, characterized by redness, pain, fever, and malaise in breastfeeding mothers, is a common condition.

Client Motivation for Learning

• A 56-year-old heart attack survivor requesting exercise information is likely to be the most motivated to learn self-care health information.

Pregnancy Complications

• A pregnant client experiencing sharp abdominal pain, fetal hyperactivity, and dark-red bleeding may indicate partial abruptio placentae.

Multiple Gestation Risks

• Perinatal mortality in multiple-gestation pregnancies is two to three times higher than in single births, making them high-risk.

Neurodevelopmental Disorders

• Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is classified as a neurodevelopmental disorder.

Collaborative Problems in Nursing

• Collaborative problems are identified by the nurse during the nursing diagnosis stage.

Assessments in Nursing Diagnosis

• The nurse derives the "related to" factors for a nursing diagnosis by asking the client to explain their surgery.

Postpartum Hemorrhage Risk Factors

• A client giving birth to an infant weighing 9 lb 8 oz (4366 g) is at increased risk for postpartum hemorrhage.

Infection Risk Management

• An expected desired outcome for clients at risk for infection is to be free of signs and symptoms of infection by discharge.

Preschool Age Understanding of Death

• Preschoolers often view death as a form of sleep.

Celiac Disease Education

• The primary issue in celiac disease is intolerance of gluten.

Preeclampsia Indications

• Signs such as rapid weight gain, increased blood pressure, and proteinuria suggest mild preeclampsia.

HIV Diagnosis

• A positive HIV diagnosis is confirmed through positive ELISA and Western blot tests.

Pregnancy and Medication Responses

• Longer gastrointestinal emptying time is a physiological change during pregnancy that affects medication response.

Nursing Process Steps

• Planning is directly affected if the nurse does not make a nursing diagnosis.

Healthy Newborn Hematocrit Levels

• A healthy newborn should have a hematocrit level between 45% and 65%.

Jaundice Risk Factors for Infants

• Risk factors for infant jaundice include infection, prematurity, breast-feeding, and maternal diabetes.

Milk Anemia in Toddlers

• Increased milk intake is the cause of milk anemia in toddlers.

Infection Prevention in Newborns

• Ophthalmia neonatorum prevention includes administering antibiotic ointment to a newborn’s eyes.

Nursing Diagnostic Process Steps

• The correct order of nursing diagnostic process steps begins with assessing the client's health status.

Toddler Social Behavior

• Toddlers seated together, not sharing but copying a picture, represent a typical expression of their social development.