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AI Nursing Care Plan Generators Quiz
Tests PES format for NANDA-I nursing diagnoses, telling medical from nursing diagnoses, and sorting independent versus dependent interventions in AI plans.
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In a problem-focused nursing diagnosis written in PES form, what does the 'as evidenced by' part contain?
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- In a problem-focused nursing diagnosis written in PES form, what does the 'as evidenced by' part contain?
- The medical diagnosis
- The defining characteristics observed in the patient
- The provider's orders
- The patient's insurance status
- An AI-generated plan lists 'Pneumonia' as the nursing diagnosis. What is the most appropriate correction from the guide's example?
- Keep it, because all diagnoses are interchangeable
- Change it to 'Pneumonia, severe'
- Replace it with a nursing diagnosis like Ineffective Airway Clearance supported by the patient's data
- Delete the diagnosis section
- Why does a risk nursing diagnosis have no 'as evidenced by' part?
- Risk diagnoses are not allowed in NANDA-I
- The problem has not happened yet, so it lists risk factors instead
- Only physicians write risk diagnoses
- It is optional in every diagnosis
- An AI draft lists 'administer furosemide 40 mg IV' as an independent nursing action. How should it be classified?
- As a dependent intervention requiring a provider order
- As a nursing diagnosis
- As an evaluation criterion
- As a risk factor
- Which goal meets the guide's standard of patient-centered, measurable and time-limited?
- 'Nurse will manage pain.'
- 'Pain will improve.'
- 'Patient will feel better soon.'
- 'Patient will report pain at or below 3/10 within 1 hour of intervention.'
- What should a student do when an AI-generated rationale cites an article they cannot find?
- Keep it, because citations are rarely checked
- Replace it with a rationale from a real source they can open, such as the assigned textbook
- Ask the AI to confirm the article exists and accept its answer
- Remove all rationales from the plan
- What prioritization mistake does the guide say AI plans sometimes make?
- Putting airway problems first
- Listing too few interventions
- Putting problems like knowledge deficits ahead of airway or circulation
- Using measurable goals
- According to the guide's checking routine, what should you do before prompting the AI?
- Enter the patient's full name and record number
- Pick the diagnoses the AI will probably suggest
- Skip the assessment, since the AI will do it
- Group your own assessment findings into clusters so you can compare them with the AI's diagnoses
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