Ch 17 Unit 2

Question 1

Role performance

Answer 1

Sickness is the inability to perform ones work role

Question 2

Adaptive model

Answer 2

Health is creative process, restore ability to adapt,

Question 3

Eudaimonistic model

Answer 3

Condition of actualization or realization of a persons potential. Illness prevents self actualization

Question 4

Agent

Answer 4

Environmental factor or stressors

Question 5

Host

Answer 5

Family history age and lifestyle habits

Question 6

Environment

Answer 6

External to the host

Question 7

Health illness continua

Answer 7

Can be used to measure a persons perceived level of wellness

Question 8

Wellness and wellbeing

Answer 8

Environment, social, emotional, physical, spiritual, intellectual, occupational

Question 9

Health belief models

Answer 9

Locus of control

Question 10

Clinical model

Answer 10

Narrowest interpretation, physiological systems,absence of signs and systems

Question 11

Care in the home is an alternative to hospital placement which of the following is one major difference associated with Homecare

Answer 11

Facilitates extensive involvement of significant others family

Question 12

Anna primary care provider prescribes the following which could be delegated to the home health aide

Answer 12

Feeding and bathing a client

Question 13

After the nurse instructed the client about the rationale for sitting with the feet elevated to enhance venous return the client refuses to perform activity statement by the nurse would be most useful

Answer 13

Tell me the reason you won’t put your feet up

Question 14

A home health nurse is providing care for a client who has paralysis on one side and his spouse provides most of the care which of the following may be a sign of caregiver role strain

Answer 14

The caregiver loses weight and has insomnia

Question 15

A client is scheduled to be discharged from the hospital which should the discharge planner at the hospital acquired first before home nursing care can be initiated

Answer 15

I physicians authorization

Question 16

The nurse doing home health care recognizes that the practice includes which of the following

Answer 16

Hospice care care of both the client and the family performing physical psycho social and emotional interventions

Question 17

Which of the following indicates the client and family require some added safety teaching or teaching

Answer 17

client put on an emergency response necklace whenever leaving home

Question 18

And nursing administration technology facilitates which activities

Answer 18

Institutional compliance with accreditation health and safety requirements tracking the most expensive client conditions current fbudget expenditures and client satisfaction with care

Question 19

What is the challenge most associated with utilization of an electronic client record system

Answer 19

Privacy

Question 20

What is the primary advantage of using computers while conducting nursing research

Answer 20

Analyzing the quantitative data

Question 21

A client insists that the project practitioner use a treatment method discovered on an Internet website which is the most appropriate nursing response

Answer 21

please let me look into that one

Question 22

factors influencing adherence

Answer 22

complexity side effects, and duration of the proposed therapy, overall cost,

Question 23

nurse identifies nonadherence

Answer 23

encourage positive reinforcement

Question 24

illness

Answer 24

a highly personal state in which the persons physical emotional intellectual social developmental or spiritual thought to be diminshed

Question 25

illness

Answer 25

is highly subjective,only the person can say they are ill

Question 26

disease

Answer 26

alteration in body functions resulting in reduction, multiple facts are considered to interact in causing disease

Question 27

acute illness

Answer 27

appears abruptly but subsides quickly

Question 28

chronic illness

Answer 28

6 months or longer

Question 29

remission

Answer 29

when symptoms disappear

Question 30

exacerbation

Answer 30

systems reappear

Question 31

nurses should

Answer 31

promote highest level of possible of independence sense of control and wellness.

Question 32

rights

Answer 32

clients held responsible for their condition (lung cancer;smoking) clients are excused from certain social roles and tasks

Question 33

obligations

Answer 33

clients are obliged to try to get well as quickly as possible, clients or their families are obliged to seek competent help.

Question 34

suchman five stages of illness

Answer 34

1)symptom experiences 2)assumption of the sick role 3) medical care contact 4) dependent client rold 5) recovery or rehabilitation

Question 35

effects of illness

Answer 35

impact on client, body image and lifestyle changes

Question 36

impact on family

Answer 36

role changes, task reassignments financial problems loneliness as a result of separation and pending loss, social customs

Question 37

nursing care

Answer 37

is holistic and encompasses the clients perspectives on health, influence by many other facts, cannot assume sameness of values

Question 38

culturally responsive care

Answer 38

centered on the clients cultural point of view and integrates the vlients values and beliefs in the the plan of care

Question 39

culture

Answer 39

is thoughts communications actions customs beliefs values and institutions of racial ethnic religious or social groups

Question 40

subculture

Answer 40

usually composed of people who have a distinct identity and yet are related to a larger cultural group

Question 41

multicultural

Answer 41

used to describe a person who has multiple patterns of identification or crosses several cultures, lifestyles and sets of values

Question 42

diversity

Answer 42

refers to the fact or state of being different, sex age, culture, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, educational attainment religiuous affiliate between and within cultural groups

Question 43

race

Answer 43

used interchangeably with the erms ethnicity and culture

Question 44

the human genome project

Answer 44

has discovered that humans are 99.9 persent genetically alike, and that genetic variations related to geographic ancestry do not correlate with tthe socially constructed racial classifications

Question 45

ethnicity

Answer 45

interchangeably used with race, relationship among individuals who believe that they have distinctive characteristics, not a fixed concept

Question 46

nationality

Answer 46

sometimes used interchangably with ethnicity or citzenship generally refers to the sovereign state or country with memberships

Question 47

religion

Answer 47

may be considered a sstem of beliefs practices and ethical values

Question 48

acculturation

Answer 48

incorporate traits from another culture nondominant cultural group are2 often force to adopt the new culture to survive

Question 49

assimilation

Answer 49

is the process by which an individual develops a new cultural identity. becoming like the members of the dominant culture

Question 50

cultural models of nursing care

Answer 50

context in which the client lives as well as the situations in which the clients health problems arise

Question 51

transcultural nursing

Answer 51

focuses on providing care within the differences and similarities of the beliefs values and patterns of cultures.

Question 52

american assocation of colleges of nursing competencies

Answer 52

apply knowledge, use relevant data, promote achievement of safe outcomes, advocate for social justice

Question 53

cultural competence

Answer 53

the ongoing process in which the health care professional continuously strives to achieve the ability and availability to work effectively within the cultural context of the patient

Question 54

cultural desire

Answer 54

motivation to want engage in the process of becoming culturally aware

Question 55

cultural awareness

Answer 55

self examination of ones own prejudices and biases toward other cultures

Question 56

cultural knowledge

Answer 56

obtaining a sound education fundation worldviews

Question 57

cultural skills

Answer 57

ability to collect culturally relevant data

Question 58

cultural encounters

Answer 58

engage in face to face cultural interactions with diverse background prevent possible sterotyping

Question 59

health traditions model

Answer 59

holistically mind, body and spirit,existed many generations w.o changing

Question 60

symbolic examples

Answer 60

maintain & protection & restoring of physical mental and spritual health

Question 61

the nurse identifies that the cornerstone of nursings agenda for health care reform is

Answer 61

services need to be provided in environments that are accessible familiar and friendly