Question

Name: 7. Describe the nursing process Multiple Choice 1. The assessment step of the nursing pr involves (A) Getting information about the resident List three tasks that are said to be outside the scope of practice of a nursing assistant and reviewing this information (B) Identifying health problems and resident S. needs (C) Setting goals and creating a care plar (D) Deciding if goals were met The diagnosis step of the nursing process involves (A) Getting information about the resident 2. and reviewing this information (B) Identifying health problems and resident needs (C) Deciding if goals were met (D) Putting the care plan into action 3. The planning step of the nursing process involves (A) Getting information about the resident and reviewing this information (B) Identifying health problems and resident needs (C) Putting the care plan into action (D) Setting goals and creating a care plan 6. Discuss the resident care plan and explain its purpose True or False 1. The purpose of the care plan is to give 4. The implementation step of the nursing process involves (A) Identifying health problems and resident needs (B) Putting the care plan into action suggestions for care, which the nurs- ing assistant can customize for each resident (C) Setting goals and creating a care plan (D) Deciding if goals were met The evaluation step of the nursing process involves (A) Identifying health problems and resident 5. 2. Nursing assistants should not pet- form activities that are not listed on the care plan. - needs 3. Care planning only involves the doc- (B) Deciding if goals were met tor's diagnosis; it does not involve the (Q) Putting the care plan into action resident's input or expectations (D) Setting goals and creating a care plan 4. Sometimes even simple observations that nursing assistants make about residents are very important

Answer 1

Tasks that are out of scope of assistant nurse:

1. Prescription of medication to the patients

2. Performing any sterile procedures like sterile dressings

3. Telling the diagnosis to the patient, family or the doctor.