Which action would the nurse take after collecting validating and interpreting patient data?

ANS: C

Diagnostic reasoning is defined as a process of using the assessment data gathered about a patient to logically explain a clinical judgment, in this case a nursing diagnosis.

Defining characteristics are assessment findings that support the nursing diagnosis. Defining characteristics are the subjective and objective clinical cues, which a nurse gathers intentionally and unintentionally.

The nurse organizes all of the patient's data into meaningful and usable data clusters, which lead to a diagnostic conclusion.

Diagnostic labeling is simply the name of the diagnosis.

What actions should the nurse take during assessment and data collection?

B. The nurse should review the clients history during the assessment/ data collection step of the nursing process..
Recognize patterns or trends..
Compare the data with expected standards or reference ranges..
Compare the data with expected standards or reference ranges..

During which phase of the nursing process does data get collected and validated with the patient and or family members by the nurse?

During the assessment phase of the Nursing Process data that is related to the client, family members and significant others, are collected during the assessment phase of the nursing process and, then, this data is also organized and documented.

What are the 5 steps in doing nursing process?

The nursing process functions as a systematic guide to client-centered care with 5 sequential steps. These are assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.

How will a nurse validate the collected data?

Terms in this set (15).
recheck your data via repeat assessment..
clarify data with client by asking addtl questions..
verify data with another health care professional..
compare objective findings with subjective findings to uncover discrepancies..

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