Level: Foundational
Difficulty: Easy
Subtopic: Beneficence and nonmaleficence
NCLEX: After nursing care for nursing care related to beneficence and nonmaleficence, the nurse evaluates the client res…
Ethics, legal nursing, delegation, prioritization Management of Care
Case Study
After nursing care for nursing care related to beneficence and nonmaleficence, the nurse evaluates the client response. Which action best demonstrates evaluation?
Question
A. Reassess the targeted finding, compare it with the expected outcome, and revise the plan if goals are not met.
B. Assume the intervention worked unless the client complains.
C. Schedule reassessment next shift without checking current status.
D. Change the plan before determining whether the finding improved.
B. Assume the intervention worked unless the client complains.
C. Schedule reassessment next shift without checking current status.
D. Change the plan before determining whether the finding improved.
Rationale
Correct answer: A. Reassess the targeted finding, compare it with the expected outcome, and revise the plan if goals are not met.
Rationale: Evaluation compares current findings with expected outcomes and guides whether the plan continues or changes.
Hint: Apply ABCs, client stability, and NCSBN clinical judgment steps before choosing an intervention.
Rationale: Evaluation compares current findings with expected outcomes and guides whether the plan continues or changes.
Hint: Apply ABCs, client stability, and NCSBN clinical judgment steps before choosing an intervention.