Nursing Process

1.        The student nurse is preparing a care plan for patients in the outpatient department. What can be utilized to perform a systematic way of patient care?

• Orem’s Self-Care Model

• Lydia Hall’s Care, Core Cure theory

• Nursing Process

• Scientific problem-solving approach

2.   All of the following are purposes of nursing process, Except:

• Monitor the patient’s health progress

• Identify a health problem

• Develop a plan of care for all patients in the unit

• Create a plan of care for home use

3. 3. A patient who has an arm fracture is becoming frustrated whenever he asks for assistance from the nurse. Which of the following models or theories can be the nurses’ basis for developing nursing interventions?

• Self-Care Deficit theory

• Care, Core, Cure theory

• Environmental theory

• Adaptation model

4. Which of the following phases of the nursing process involve obtaining information about the background of the patient’s chief complaint?

• Assessment

• Diagnosis

• Planning

• Implementation

• Evaluation

5. The nurse performs tepid sponge bath to a patient who is febrile. This nursing intervention is considered as:

• Dependent

• Independent

• Collaborative

• Facilitative

6. The nurse has carried out the care plan for the patient diagnosed with diabetes to have normal blood sugar. Apparently, the patient has been eating donuts for snacks. Which of the following is the next step of the nurse?

• Create a new care plan

• Revise the care plan

• Reprimand the patient

• Ask the relative to increase the patient’s rice meal

7. Which of the following is the focus of the nurse in creating a care plan for a walk-in patient without health complaints?

• Health maintenance

• Control of disease

• Health promotion

• Training in fitness and wellness

8. The patient told the nurse that he vomited after eating. This data is considered as:

• Objective

• Subjective

• Constant

• Variable

9. Which of the following statements is NOT correct about nursing process?

• The objectives can be changed if the patient is not able to meet the desired outcome

• The nurse should insist that the patient completes the objectives.

10. The nurse has completed gathering data about his illness. Which of the following can be used as reference for the nurses’ inference?

• Doctor’s progress notes

• Record of immunization/vaccines

• Nursing journals

• Past health history of the patient