Ok! We learned "Problem" R/T "cause" A/E/B "s/s". There's 13 categories. How do you remember everything in the categories? Our teacher said "you don't have to memorize them but you have to know them." But really those of you who have used nursing diagnoses for a while do you just remember all of them? Some confuse me like "diarrhea" seems like a medical dx but it's a nursing dx.
I loved learning this! And..just sharing.. I got my first 100 on our weekly quiz! I've only gotten 80% and one 90% last week (10 question quizzes). The teacher told me don't think into it like one question was about chest pain, and one answer was "decrease stress and anxiety" and at first I thought "well if you decrease stress you decrease the heart's workload.." but that was a psychosocial answer and the answer had to be physiological.
Anyway ..just needed to share a good thing. Studying when you need to over going out and having fun is worth it.
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Ok! We learned "Problem" R/T "cause" A/E/B "s/s". There's 13 categories. How do you remember everything in the categories? Our teacher said "you don't have to memorize them but you have to know them." But really those of you who have used nursing diagnoses for a while do you just remember all of them? Some confuse me like "diarrhea" seems like a medical dx but it's a nursing dx.
I loved learning this! And..just sharing.. I got my first 100 on our weekly quiz! I've only gotten 80% and one 90% last week (10 question quizzes). The teacher told me don't think into it like one question was about chest pain, and one answer was "decrease stress and anxiety" and at first I thought "well if you decrease stress you decrease the heart's workload.." but that was a psychosocial answer and the answer had to be physiological.
Anyway ..just needed to share a good thing. Studying when you need to over going out and having fun is worth it.