Evaluation Phase of the Nursing Process

Flashcards covering key concepts related to the Evaluation Phase of the Nursing Process.

Evaluation Phase

The phase in the nursing process that involves reassessment after implementing identified outcomes.

Cognitive Evaluation

An evaluation type focused on the increase of client knowledge regarding health issues.

Psycho-motor Evaluation

An evaluation type that pertains to learning new physical skills.

Affective Evaluation

An evaluation type that relates to emotional, attitudinal, and value-based changes.

Physiologic Evaluation

An evaluation type involving measurable physiological outcomes.

Variables Affecting Outcome Achievements

Factors such as client and nurse abilities and health care system conditions that impact the success of care outcomes.

Evaluation Criteria: Met

A specific, measurable criterion that indicates the planned outcome has been achieved.

Evaluation Criteria: Partially Met

An indication that health status has improved but the planned outcome was not fully achieved.

Evaluation Criteria: Unmet

A situation where the desired or planned outcome has not been achieved at all.

Revision of Planned Outcome

The process of modifying nursing diagnosis, outcome statements, and interventions to improve client care.