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Question 1
When modifying a care plan to meet a client whose status has changed significantly over the past few days, the nurse should:
A
Perform a complete reassessment of all client factors
B
Focus on changing the nursing diagnoses and goals
C
Add more nursing interventions from a standardized plan of care
D
Redevelop the entire client care plan
Question 2
The nurse has determined the following outcome for a client with a skin impairment: “Erythema will be reduced in 3 days.” Evaluation will specifically focus on:
A
Notation of the odor and color of drainage
B
Inspection of the color and condition of the area
C
Selection of appropriate wound care
D
Measurement of the diameter of the ulceration daily
Question 3
Based on the following outcome criterion determined by the nurse: “Client will independently complete necessary assessments prior to administration of digoxin (cardiotonic)” the nurse will evaluate the client’s ability to:
A
Assess the respiratory rate
B
Review dietary habits
C
Palpate the radial pulse
D
Inspect color of the skin
Question 4
The primary purpose of the nursing evaluation process is to:
A
Determine the effectiveness of the nursing care provided
B
Establish the progress the client is making towards health and wellness
C
Identify interventions that are ineffective in achieving client goals
D
Critique the nurse’s ability to implement appropriate nursing interventions
Question 5
A client shares with the nurse that they have, “almost reached the goal of smoking only one-half pack of cigarettes a day.” The best example of a nursing intervention to correct this unmet outcome is:
A
Suggest that the client use another smoking cessation tool to achieve the goal
B
Suggest that the strength of the prescribed nicotine patches be increased to 21 mg
C
Reevaluate the time frame originally decided upon for achievement of the goal
D
Discuss with the client the desire to comply with the ordered therapy
Question 6
Which of the following statements best reflects a goal based on a clinical standard of practice?
A
Client will lose 10 pounds in 90 days.
B
Client’s peripheral intravenous site will be free of redness.
C
Client will walk 30 feet with minimal assistance.
D
Client’s chronic pain will be managed with oral medication by discharge.
Question 7
Which of the following outcomes best reflects a nurse-sensitive client outcome?
A
Client will report lessened anxiety regarding surgical procedure.
B
Client will perform personal hygiene daily.
C
Client will consume 75% of all meals.
D
Client will experience no falls during hospitalization.
Question 8
The client has a nursing diagnosis of impaired gas exchange as a result of excessive secretions. An outcome for the client is that the airways will be free of secretions. A positive evaluation will focus upon the client’s:
A
Respiratory rate
B
Lungs clear bilaterally on auscultation
C
Ability to perform incentive spirometry
D
Complaint of chest pain
Question 9
The nurse has identified a nursing diagnosis of knowledge deficit regarding the need to monitor blood glucose levels daily. Which of the following statements best reflects the client’s understanding of the need for therapy?
A
Client agrees to test blood glucose levels 4 times a day.
B
Client is observed testing his blood glucose level before breakfast.
C
Client records blood glucose levels for a 3-week period.
D
Client is able to demonstrate the proper technique for performing a finger stick.
Question 10
The client is able to ambulate without signs or symptoms of shortness of breath. Which statement by the nurse is the best example of an objective evaluation of the client’s goal attainment?
A
“Client has no pain after ambulating.”
B
“Client walked well and did not have any problem when up.”
C
“Client has no evidence of respiratory distress when ambulating.”
D
“Client has no manifestations of nausea while up in hall.”
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Question 1
The client has a nursing diagnosis of impaired gas exchange as a result of excessive secretions. An outcome for the client is that the airways will be free of secretions. A positive evaluation will focus upon the client’s:
A
Respiratory rate
B
Lungs clear bilaterally on auscultation
C
Complaint of chest pain
D
Ability to perform incentive spirometry
Question 2
Which of the following outcomes best reflects a nurse-sensitive client outcome?
A
Client will perform personal hygiene daily.
B
Client will consume 75% of all meals.
C
Client will experience no falls during hospitalization.
D
Client will report lessened anxiety regarding surgical procedure.
Question 3
The client is able to ambulate without signs or symptoms of shortness of breath. Which statement by the nurse is the best example of an objective evaluation of the client’s goal attainment?
A
“Client has no pain after ambulating.”
B
“Client has no evidence of respiratory distress when ambulating.”
C
“Client has no manifestations of nausea while up in hall.”
D
“Client walked well and did not have any problem when up.”
Question 4
Which of the following statements best reflects a goal based on a clinical standard of practice?
A
Client’s peripheral intravenous site will be free of redness.
B
Client’s chronic pain will be managed with oral medication by discharge.
C
Client will lose 10 pounds in 90 days.
D
Client will walk 30 feet with minimal assistance.
Question 5
Based on the following outcome criterion determined by the nurse: “Client will independently complete necessary assessments prior to administration of digoxin (cardiotonic)” the nurse will evaluate the client’s ability to:
A
Palpate the radial pulse
B
Assess the respiratory rate
C
Review dietary habits
D
Inspect color of the skin
Question 6
The primary purpose of the nursing evaluation process is to:
A
Identify interventions that are ineffective in achieving client goals
B
Establish the progress the client is making towards health and wellness
C
Critique the nurse’s ability to implement appropriate nursing interventions
D
Determine the effectiveness of the nursing care provided
Question 7
The nurse has determined the following outcome for a client with a skin impairment: “Erythema will be reduced in 3 days.” Evaluation will specifically focus on:
A
Inspection of the color and condition of the area
B
Measurement of the diameter of the ulceration daily
C
Selection of appropriate wound care
D
Notation of the odor and color of drainage
Question 8
The nurse has identified a nursing diagnosis of knowledge deficit regarding the need to monitor blood glucose levels daily. Which of the following statements best reflects the client’s understanding of the need for therapy?
A
Client agrees to test blood glucose levels 4 times a day.
B
Client is observed testing his blood glucose level before breakfast.
C
Client records blood glucose levels for a 3-week period.
D
Client is able to demonstrate the proper technique for performing a finger stick.
Question 9
A client shares with the nurse that they have, “almost reached the goal of smoking only one-half pack of cigarettes a day.” The best example of a nursing intervention to correct this unmet outcome is:
A
Discuss with the client the desire to comply with the ordered therapy
B
Suggest that the strength of the prescribed nicotine patches be increased to 21 mg
C
Suggest that the client use another smoking cessation tool to achieve the goal
D
Reevaluate the time frame originally decided upon for achievement of the goal
Question 10
When modifying a care plan to meet a client whose status has changed significantly over the past few days, the nurse should:
A
Add more nursing interventions from a standardized plan of care
B
Perform a complete reassessment of all client factors
C
Redevelop the entire client care plan
D
Focus on changing the nursing diagnoses and goals
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1. The client is able to ambulate without signs or symptoms of shortness of breath. Which statement by the nurse is the best example of an objective evaluation of the client’s goal attainment?
“Client has no pain after ambulating.”
“Client has no manifestations of nausea while up in hall.”
“Client walked well and did not have any problem when up.”
“Client has no evidence of respiratory distress when ambulating.”
2. When modifying a care plan to meet a client whose status has changed significantly over the past few days, the nurse should:
Redevelop the entire client care plan
Focus on changing the nursing diagnoses and goals
Perform a complete reassessment of all client factors
Add more nursing interventions from a standardized plan of care
3. Based on the following outcome criterion determined by the nurse: “Client will independently complete necessary assessments prior to administration of digoxin (cardiotonic)” the nurse will evaluate the client’s ability to:
Assess the respiratory rate
Palpate the radial pulse
Review dietary habits
Inspect color of the skin
4. The nurse has determined the following outcome for a client with a skin impairment: “Erythema will be reduced in 3 days.” Evaluation will specifically focus on:
Selection of appropriate wound care
Notation of the odor and color of drainage
Inspection of the color and condition of the area
Measurement of the diameter of the ulceration daily
5. The client has a nursing diagnosis of impaired gas exchange as a result of excessive secretions. An outcome for the client is that the airways will be free of secretions. A positive evaluation will focus upon the client’s:
Respiratory rate
Complaint of chest pain
Lungs clear bilaterally on auscultation
Ability to perform incentive spirometry
6. A client shares with the nurse that they have, “almost reached the goal of smoking only one-half pack of cigarettes a day.” The best example of a nursing intervention to correct this unmet outcome is:
Discuss with the client the desire to comply with the ordered therapy
Suggest that the client use another smoking cessation tool to achieve the goal
Reevaluate the time frame originally decided upon for achievement of the goal
Suggest that the strength of the prescribed nicotine patches be increased to 21 mg
7. The primary purpose of the nursing evaluation process is to:
Determine the effectiveness of the nursing care provided
Identify interventions that are ineffective in achieving client goals
Establish the progress the client is making towards health and wellness
Critique the nurse’s ability to implement appropriate nursing interventions
8. Which of the following statements best reflects a goal based on a clinical standard of practice?
Client will lose 10 pounds in 90 days.
Client will walk 30 feet with minimal assistance.
Client’s peripheral intravenous site will be free of redness.
Client’s chronic pain will be managed with oral medication by discharge.
9. Which of the following outcomes best reflects a nurse-sensitive client outcome?
Client will consume 75% of all meals.
Client will perform personal hygiene daily.
Client will experience no falls during hospitalization.
Client will report lessened anxiety regarding surgical procedure.
10. The nurse has identified a nursing diagnosis of knowledge deficit regarding the need to monitor blood glucose levels daily. Which of the following statements best reflects the client’s understanding of the need for therapy?
Client agrees to test blood glucose levels 4 times a day.
Client records blood glucose levels for a 3-week period.
Client is observed testing his blood glucose level before breakfast.
Client is able to demonstrate the proper technique for performing a finger stick.
Answers
D. “Client has no evidence of respiratory distress when ambulating.”
C. Perform a complete reassessment of all client factors
B. Palpate the radial pulse
C. Inspection of the color and condition of the area
C. Lungs clear bilaterally on auscultation
B. Suggest that the strength of the prescribed nicotine patches be increased to 21 mg
A. Determine the effectiveness of the nursing care provided
C. Client’s peripheral intravenous site will be free of redness.
C. Client will experience no falls during hospitalization.
B. Client records blood glucose levels for a 3-week period.