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NSG 357 Exam 1 Questions and Answers All Correct
NSG 357 Exam 1 Questions and Answers All Correct Name the steps of the nursing process. - Answer-Assessment, Diagnosis, Outcome, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation A systematic framework for the delivery of nursing care - Answer-The nursing process Is the nursing process dynamic or static? - Answer-Dynamic In which step of the nursing process is information gathered in order to establish a client database? - Answer-Assessment In which step of the nursing process are data from th...
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NSG 357 Exam 1 Questions and Answers All Correct Name the steps of the nursing process. - Answer-Assessment, Diagnosis, Outcome, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation A systematic framework for the delivery of nursing care - Answer-The nursing process Is the nursing process dynamic or static? - Answer-Dynamic In which step of the nursing process is information gathered in order to establish a client database? - Answer-Assessment In which step of the nursing process are data from th...
NSG 357 drugs Psych Exam two Questions with Correct Answers
NSG 357 drugs Psych Exam two Questions with Correct Answers 1st generation/typical antipsychotic that is often paired with anticholinergic negative symptoms only blocks dopamine - Answer-Haloperidol (Haldol) 1st generation/typical antipsychotic negative symptoms only blocks dopamine - Answer-chlorpromazine (Thorazine) emergency situation IM EPS symptoms given with anticholinergic - Answer-Haloperidol (Haldol) sedative: calm, improvement rare to see them on it - Answer-chlorpromazi...
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NSG 357 drugs Psych Exam two Questions with Correct Answers 1st generation/typical antipsychotic that is often paired with anticholinergic negative symptoms only blocks dopamine - Answer-Haloperidol (Haldol) 1st generation/typical antipsychotic negative symptoms only blocks dopamine - Answer-chlorpromazine (Thorazine) emergency situation IM EPS symptoms given with anticholinergic - Answer-Haloperidol (Haldol) sedative: calm, improvement rare to see them on it - Answer-chlorpromazi...
NSG 350 WVU Final Exam Questions with Correct Answers
NSG 350 WVU Final Exam Questions with Correct Answers Peer-reviewed articles - Answer-- Accepts articles using blind peer assessment - When an expert in the same field looks at the manuscript and edits the content. -The producer sends the manuscript to an editor, where you forward your title and credentials. The editor then sends it to officials in the field of your research without your title and credentials for fair evaluation how to use guidelines - Answer-- Guidelines are used and of...
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NSG 350 WVU Final Exam Questions with Correct Answers Peer-reviewed articles - Answer-- Accepts articles using blind peer assessment - When an expert in the same field looks at the manuscript and edits the content. -The producer sends the manuscript to an editor, where you forward your title and credentials. The editor then sends it to officials in the field of your research without your title and credentials for fair evaluation how to use guidelines - Answer-- Guidelines are used and of...
NSG 350 Quiz 3 Questions with Correct Answers
NSG 350 Quiz 3 Questions with Correct Answers what is the ultimate goal of quantitative research - Answer-- generalizability - to create knowledge about a specified population of people (large group of persons with common characteristics) - research findings that can be viewed as representing settings that are dissimilar from the one in which study was done sampling theory - Answer-- sampling is expected to represent a population of people - most often impossible to sample ENTIRE populati...
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NSG 350 Quiz 3 Questions with Correct Answers what is the ultimate goal of quantitative research - Answer-- generalizability - to create knowledge about a specified population of people (large group of persons with common characteristics) - research findings that can be viewed as representing settings that are dissimilar from the one in which study was done sampling theory - Answer-- sampling is expected to represent a population of people - most often impossible to sample ENTIRE populati...
NSG 350 Mental Health Week 5 Exam Questions with Correct Answers
NSG 350 Mental Health Week 5 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Answers 1. Which patient is most likely exhibiting a somatization disorder? a. A person with chronic pain in the right ankle after a skiing injury b. A person who experiences occasional chest pain after a myocardial infarction c. A college graduate who cannot maintain steady employment because of multiple vague complaints d. A person who dislikes going out to social events with large groups because of embarrassment ab...
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NSG 350 Mental Health Week 5 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Answers 1. Which patient is most likely exhibiting a somatization disorder? a. A person with chronic pain in the right ankle after a skiing injury b. A person who experiences occasional chest pain after a myocardial infarction c. A college graduate who cannot maintain steady employment because of multiple vague complaints d. A person who dislikes going out to social events with large groups because of embarrassment ab...
NSG 350 Mental Health Week 1 Exam Questions and Answers
NSG 350 Mental Health Week 1 Exam Questions and Answers 5. When teaching the orientation portion of a psychiatric nursing course, which statement would the instructor be most likely to make to the students? a. "There is one approved theoretical framework for psychiatric nursing practice." b. "Psychiatric nursing has yet to be recognized as a core mental health discipline." c. "Contemporary practice of psychiatric nursing is primarily focused on inpatient care." d. "The psychiatric n...
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NSG 350 Mental Health Week 1 Exam Questions and Answers 5. When teaching the orientation portion of a psychiatric nursing course, which statement would the instructor be most likely to make to the students? a. "There is one approved theoretical framework for psychiatric nursing practice." b. "Psychiatric nursing has yet to be recognized as a core mental health discipline." c. "Contemporary practice of psychiatric nursing is primarily focused on inpatient care." d. "The psychiatric n...
NSG 350 Final Test Questions with Correct Answers
NSG 350 Final Test Questions with Correct Answers Standards of care - Answer-•Often set by professional organizations •Directs and maintains high quality of care •Code of Ethics by ANA is a standard of care protocols of care - Answer-•Step-by-step actions to take •Often institution specific using the best evidence available evidence based practice guildline - Answer-•Systematically derived statements to assist practitioners in providing best care •Done as a team •No...
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NSG 350 Final Test Questions with Correct Answers Standards of care - Answer-•Often set by professional organizations •Directs and maintains high quality of care •Code of Ethics by ANA is a standard of care protocols of care - Answer-•Step-by-step actions to take •Often institution specific using the best evidence available evidence based practice guildline - Answer-•Systematically derived statements to assist practitioners in providing best care •Done as a team •No...
NSG 350 Exam Questions with Correct Answers
NSG 350 Exam Questions with Correct Answers What are ethics - Answer-- branch of philosophy concerned with evaluating human action - used to determine right conduct from wrong conduct - concerned with motives and attitudes - a formal process of making logical and consistent decisions based upon moral beliefs what are morals - Answer-are personal principles that are acquired from life experiences, family and peer relationships, religion, culture, and the law 7-step process of ethical ...
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NSG 350 Exam Questions with Correct Answers What are ethics - Answer-- branch of philosophy concerned with evaluating human action - used to determine right conduct from wrong conduct - concerned with motives and attitudes - a formal process of making logical and consistent decisions based upon moral beliefs what are morals - Answer-are personal principles that are acquired from life experiences, family and peer relationships, religion, culture, and the law 7-step process of ethical ...
NSG 350 Exam 1 Questions with All Correct Answers
NSG 350 Exam 1 Questions with All Correct Answers What does EBP mean for nursing? - Answer-EBP is our map in directing change in the way care is delivered OR confirming the direction we are going is the best for the patients What is the #1 priority of EBP? - Answer-Positive patient outcomes What are the expectations of BSN students for EBP? - Answer-Read and summarize evidence Apply evidence in clinical practice Read and critique evidence What are the expectations of RNs for EB...
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NSG 350 Exam 1 Questions with All Correct Answers What does EBP mean for nursing? - Answer-EBP is our map in directing change in the way care is delivered OR confirming the direction we are going is the best for the patients What is the #1 priority of EBP? - Answer-Positive patient outcomes What are the expectations of BSN students for EBP? - Answer-Read and summarize evidence Apply evidence in clinical practice Read and critique evidence What are the expectations of RNs for EB...
NSG 350 EBP Quiz 2 Exam Questions with Correct Answers
NSG 350 EBP Quiz 2 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Primary Source - Answer-Written by person who generated ideas/conducted the research PREFERRED source Look for peer-reviewed Blinded - Answer-A type of review in which the peer reviewer is unaware of the author's identity, so personal influence is avoided. Secondary Source - Answer-Summarizes or quotes from primary source Only use source if cannot locate primary Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, References...
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NSG 350 EBP Quiz 2 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Primary Source - Answer-Written by person who generated ideas/conducted the research PREFERRED source Look for peer-reviewed Blinded - Answer-A type of review in which the peer reviewer is unaware of the author's identity, so personal influence is avoided. Secondary Source - Answer-Summarizes or quotes from primary source Only use source if cannot locate primary Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, References...
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