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rachel9

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A nursing unit has been short staffed for the past month with a heavy client load and high acuity.
 
  The nurses on this unit have been working extra as well as double shifts and often do not have time to make sure that properly working equipment is cleaned, returned, and stored in the appropriate areas. This unit should be evaluated at which level?
  1. Management
  2. Structure
  3. Process
  4. Outcome

Question 2

A teenage client has been having problems with peer support, school performance, and parental expectations, all of which have led to an eating disorder.
 
  After gathering this assessment data, the nurse formulate the diagnosis Activity Intolerance related to weakness. After evaluating this information, the nurse should realize which of the following?
  1. The data collected would support the diagnosis.
  2. The diagnosis is directly related to the data presented.
  3. The nursing diagnosis is not relevant to the data.
  4. The data are not sufficient enough to support this diagnosis.



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 2
Rationale 1: Management is not one of the three components of quality assurance evaluation.
Rationale 2: Structure evaluation focuses on the setting in which care is given. Structural standards describe desirable environmental and organizational characteristics that influence care, such as equipment and staffing. Process evaluation focuses on how the care was given.
Rationale 3: Process evaluation focuses on how the care was given.
Rationale 4: Outcome evaluation focuses on demonstrable changes in the client's health status as a result of nursing care.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: Perhaps this diagnosis is appropriate for this client, but there are not enough data presented to know that for sure.
Rationale 2: Once data are complete, the diagnosis and information need to be directly related to each other.
Rationale 3: Once data are complete, the diagnosis and information need to be relevant to each other.
Rationale 4: An incomplete database influences all steps of the nursing process and care plan. The nurse must complete the assessment before formulating a diagnosis about weakness and fatigue. Perhaps this diagnosis is appropriate for this client, but there are not enough data presented to know that for sure.



rachel9

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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