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| Developing Standardized Terminologies in Nursing Informatics is driven by the following demands |
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Definition
[image] Accessibility, reliability, longevity and reusability
[image] Accessibility, ubiquity, longevity and reusability
[image] Accessibility, ubiquity, dissemination and longevity
[image] Accessibility, conformance, longevity, and reusability |
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Term
| Words or phrases that are presented in a list or a simple order is called |
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Definition
[image] Linearity approach
[image] Enumerative approach
[image] Monolithic approach
[image] Ontological approach |
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Term
| One of the main purposes of the use of nursing terminology |
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Definition
[image] Exclude the nursing actions
[image] Incorporate diverse terminology
[image] Facilitate systematic evaluation
[image] Impede the standardization of terminology |
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Term
| Without the use of a standardized nursing terminology, electronic patient records would be |
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Definition
[image] Complex
[image] Useful
[image] Universal
[image] Elementary |
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Term
| Two models exist for standardized nursing terminology, they are |
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Definition
[image] Nursing diagnosis and nursing action
[image] Nursing assessment and nursing diagnosis
[image] Nursing implementation and evaluation
[image] Nursing knowledge and critical thinking |
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Term
| Description of entities within a domain and the relationships that hold between them defines the word: |
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Definition
[image] Ontologies
[image] Conformance
[image] Longevity
[image] Accessibility |
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Term
| Nursing terminology is defined by all of the following except |
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Definition
[image] Formal and informal
[image] Data or non data
[image] Concrete or abstract
[image] Access and communicate |
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