The Factors Involved in Assessing the Importance the Patient Attaches

question 28

Multiple Choice

The factors involved in assessing the importance the patient attaches to the relief of a particular deficit include:

• A) needs that the nurse must assess to prioritize care, because they may be different from person to person.
• B) ordering needs according to Maslow's hierarchy, with lower level needs being least compelling.
• C) needs based on a hierarchy in which higher level needs are more prominent and demand attention before lower level needs.
• D) needs that are usually not known to the patient and that must be determined by the nurse.

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Definitions:

Psychological Test

a standardized measure used to evaluate an individual's mental and emotional functioning from various aspects.

Reliability

The degree to which an assessment tool produces stable and consistent results over multiple administrations under similar conditions.

Flynn Effect

The observed rise over time in standardized intelligence test scores, attributed to various factors including better nutrition and education.

WISC-IV

The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children, Fourth Edition, a tool used to measure a child's intellectual abilities and cognitive strength and weaknesses.