1. A client has arrived at a healthcare center. The nurse is preparing for the admission interview. a. What are the two main categories in the nursing assessment process? b. Identify the components of each of the two main categories in the nursing assessment process.

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1. A client has arrived at a healthcare center. The nurse is
1,2
preparing for the admission interview.
a. What are the two main categories in the nursing
assessment process?
b. Identify the components of each of the two main
categories in the nursing assessment process.
2. A nurse is assessing a client who complains of swelling in his
ankles. The client believes that the reason for the swelling is
nephrotic syndrome because one of his friends had the same
symptoms and was diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome.
a. Is the client's opinion objective or subjective information?
b. If, instead of the client, a colleague had suggested that the
client had nephrotic syndrome, would this information
constitute objective or subjective data, or neither?
3. An 8-year-old client complaining of breathlessness has arrived
1, 4
at a healthcare center with her parents. While conducting the
admissipn or health interview, should the nurse direct the
questions to the client or her parents? Why?
4. A nurse is analyzing the data collected for a 35-year-old female
4,5
client who complains of persistent cough, runny nose, and watery
eyes. The nursing history includes the following information:
2.
Transcribed Image Text:1. A client has arrived at a healthcare center. The nurse is 1,2 preparing for the admission interview. a. What are the two main categories in the nursing assessment process? b. Identify the components of each of the two main categories in the nursing assessment process. 2. A nurse is assessing a client who complains of swelling in his ankles. The client believes that the reason for the swelling is nephrotic syndrome because one of his friends had the same symptoms and was diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome. a. Is the client's opinion objective or subjective information? b. If, instead of the client, a colleague had suggested that the client had nephrotic syndrome, would this information constitute objective or subjective data, or neither? 3. An 8-year-old client complaining of breathlessness has arrived 1, 4 at a healthcare center with her parents. While conducting the admissipn or health interview, should the nurse direct the questions to the client or her parents? Why? 4. A nurse is analyzing the data collected for a 35-year-old female 4,5 client who complains of persistent cough, runny nose, and watery eyes. The nursing history includes the following information: 2.
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