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Funds Summer 23
Exam One Review
Ch 1
Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs: understand how it plays into what
interventions you will do first with a patient
Understand socialization to professional nursing
Know the ability of a nurse through each level of “Novice to Expert”
Standards of practice vs scope of practice
Ch 2
Sentinel and never events (what they are and the difference)
Appropriate PPID’s
What are the 6 QSEN Competencies
Ch 3
What is ethics
What are advanced directives & the types
Define beneficence, nonmaleficence, veracity, justice, & fidelity
What is a tort, and the difference between intentional & unintentional torts
Ch 4
What is evidence-based practice
What is nursing research
Quantitative vs qualitative research
Dependent vs independent variables
Ch 24
Review the key terms in the beginning of the chapter- these are words you should
know
When should you use hand sanitizer over soap & water
Know how to provide ADL’s to a patient
Appropriate steps when changing linens
Ch 27
What are the bodies first & second lines of defense against infection
Know different organisms & what kind of isolation they require
Know the appropriate PPE for each type of isolation
Review & understand Box 27-1
Funds Summer 23
Exam One Review
Ch 5
What are the steps in the nursing process
What is critical thinking
Ch 6
Review & understand the key terms in the beginning of the chapter
Subjective vs objective data
What is done during the assessment phase of the nursing process
Types of assessments
Primary vs secondary sources & examples of each
Ch 7
Nursing vs medical diagnosis
How do nurses develop a nursing diagnosis
What are the parts of a nursing diagnosis statement
Ch 8
What is outcome identification and what does it require (NOC)
What is being done during the planning phase of the nursing process (NIC)
What are interventions
Ch 9
What is being done during the implementation phase of the nursing process
What is done during the evaluation phase of the nursing process
When is the final evaluation of the care plan completed
Ch 18
Know how to test each cranial nerve
Explain the cardiac landmarks
Understand the key terms in the beginning of the chapter
How do we collect subjective & objective data
Patient positioning during the GI exam
Ch 19
Understand the steps for, & how to, obtain VS
How to obtain orthostatic VS
Review key terms in the beginning of the chapter
Know normal ranges for VS
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