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cartlidgeashley

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During outcome identification and planning, from what part of the nursing diagnoses are outcomes derived?
 
  A) The defining characteristics
  B) The related factors
  C) The problem statement
  D) The database

Question 2

The nursing diagnosis Impaired Gas Exchange, prioritized by Maslow's hierarchy of basic human needs, is appropriate for what level of needs?
 
  A) Physiologic
  B) Safety
  C) Love and belonging
  D) Self-actualization



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Answer to Question 1

Ans: C
Outcomes are derived from the problem statement of the nursing diagnosis. For each nursing diagnosis, at least one outcome should be written that, if achieved, demonstrates a direct resolution of the problem statement.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: A
Because basic human needs must be met before a person can focus on higher-level needs, client needs may be prioritized according to Maslow's hierarchy. Physiologic needs, including the need for oxygen, are the most basic and have the highest priority.



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