Chapter 1

Question 0

Morality 
Creativity 
Spontaneity 
Problem solving 
Lack of prejudice 
Acceptance of facts

Answer 0

Self actualization

Question 1

5. Self actualization
6. Esteem
7. Love/belonging
8. Safety
9. Physiological

Answer 1

Maslows hierarchy of needs

Question 2

Self esteem 
Confidence 
Achievement 
Respect of others 
Respect by others

Answer 2

Esteem

Question 3

Friendship
Family
Sexual intimacy

Answer 3

Love/belonging

Question 4

Security of body
Of employment 
Of resources 
Of morality 
Of the family 
Of health 
Of property

Answer 4

Safety

Question 5

Breathing 
Food 
Water 
Sex 
Sleep 
Homeostasis 
Excretion

Answer 5

Physiological

Question 6

1. Right task
2. Under the right circumstances
3. to the right person
4. Right communication
5. Right feedback/supervision/evaluation

Answer 6

Delegation 5 Rights

Question 7

established a neighborhood nursing service for the sick poor of the Lower East Side in New York City and was the founder of public health nursing

Answer 7

Lillian Wald

Question 8

established the Red Cross in the United States in 1882

Answer 8

Clara Barton

Question 9

was the first trained nurse in the United States

Answer 9

Linda Richards

Question 10

was a pioneering crusader for the reform of the treatment of the mentally ill.

Answer 10

Dorothea Dix

Question 11

Infancy

Birth-18 months

Answer 11

Trust vs mistrust

Question 12

Early childhood

18-months- 3 years

Answer 12

Autonomy vs. Shame

Question 13

Late childhood

3-5 years

Answer 13

Initiative vs. Guilt

Question 14

School age

6-12 years

Answer 14

Industry vs inferiority

Question 15

Adolescent

12-20 years

Answer 15

Identify vs. Role confusion

Question 16

Young adult

18-25

Answer 16

Intimacy vs. Isolation

Question 17

Adulthood

25-65

Answer 17

Generativity vs. Stagnation

Question 18

Maturity

65- death

Answer 18

Integrity vs. Despair

Question 19

Physiological response based on the release of hormones by the sympathetic nervous system

Answer 19

GAS

General adaptation syndrome

Question 20

Alarm
Shock and counter shock
Fight or fight hormones
Epinephrine, norepinephrine and cortisol

Answer 20

Stage 1

Question 21

Resistance
Body attempts to adapt to the stress
Either body adapts or moves on to next stage
Cortisol is continued to be produced with prolonged stress

Answer 21

Stage 2

Question 22

Exhaustion

Adaptation can not be maintained can no longer cope with stressor

Answer 22

Stage 3

Question 23

Local short term Response to stress or injury

1. Reflex pain response
2. Inflammatory response

Answer 23

LOCAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME

Question 24

``` Produces slight arousal Enchances perception Learning Productive abilities Most healthy ppl experience ```

Answer 24

Mild Anxiety

Question 25

Increase the arousal to a point where the person expresses feelings if tension -nervousness -concern Perception narrowed -attention is focused on more on particular aspect of the situation

Answer 25

Moderate anxiety

Question 26

Consumes most of the persons energies and require intervention - perception decreased - unable to focus

Answer 26

Severe anxiety

Question 27

Overpowering Frightening Causes person to lose control

Answer 27

Panic