1. Which classification system would be most appropriate for a patient with multiple chronic conditions? A. International Classification of Diseases (ICD) B. Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) C. Omaha System D. NANDA International (NANDA-I) Answer: B. NIC is designed to categorize and describe every possible care intervention a healthcare provider might perform. 2. In the NANDA-I classification system, which domain addresses the patient's motivation and personal growth? A. Health Promotion B. Nutrition C. Safety/Protection D. Psychosocial Answer: A. The Health Promotion domain focuses on the desire for well-being and actualizing human health potential. 3. The Omaha System is known for its: A. Hierarchical structure of diagnostic labels. B. Focus on psychosocial health. C. Integration of medical and nursing diagnoses. D. Problem classification scheme to describe client problems. Answer: D. The Omaha System offers a problem classification scheme to describe client problems or issues as comprehensively as possible. 4. A nurse is using the ICD-10 to code a patient's diagnosis. What is the primary purpose of this classification system? A. To provide a standardized language for reporting and monitoring diseases. B. To assist in clinical decision-making. C. To classify nursing phenomena. D. To guide the selection of nursing interventions. Answer: A. ICD-10 is used primarily for standardizing the reporting and monitoring of diseases across different healthcare systems. 5. Which classification system includes a taxonomy structured to reflect