Final Exam

Question 0

Consciousness

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A state of existence that requires both attention and awareness

Question 1

Mindfulness

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Being aware of your behavior in basing your behavior on a specific situation

Question 2

Attention

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A focus type of consciousness

Question 3

Awareness

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The continuous monitoring of the inner and outer environment without being the center focus

Question 4

Patch Adams

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A Doctor who dresses as a clown treat patient with humor and health

Question 5

What profession is second to police and security staff and the probability that there will be a violent episode at work

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Nurses

Question 6

There is an increased risk for an aggressive episode if all of the following are true except

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Daytime shift

Question 7

The most risky healthcare profession include all of the following except

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X-ray technician

Question 8

The process of a person emotive state influencing the emotive state of another person or persons in a similar way is

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Emotional contagion

Question 9

A global trait were a person tends to be interpersonally Dominant and forceful in order to achieve personal goals in a socially appropriate way is

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Assertiveness

Question 10

A predisposition to attack the self-concept of individuals instead of or in addition to their position on topics of communication is

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Verbal aggressiveness

Question 11

A generally stable trait which predispose an individual and communication situations to advocate positions on controversial issues and to attack verbally the position which other people take on these issues is

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Argumentativeness

Question 12

A nurse who has been transferred to another unit because of personality clashes with it egocentric Dr. encounters a doctor with similar personality and only routine interaction with this doctor begins berating and yelling at the doctor is an example of

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Psychopathological explanation of verbal aggressiveness

Question 13

Explanation allows us to understand why some people are consistently verbally aggressive towards some individuals but not towards others

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Disdain explanation of verbal aggressiveness

Question 14

Argument skill deficiency model is people resort to verbal aggression due to lack of motivation to engage in argument as well Lack of skill in creating a convincing argument true or false

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True

Question 15

Factor that when present results and in an on set of verbal and potentially physical aggression is

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Verbal trigger agent

Question 16

Event that is moderator between healthcare provider and patient that has been shown to undermine the trust between the patient and the physician is

Answer 16

Managed-care industry

Question 17

What specifically has led to an influx of American patients opting for medical services outside the United States

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Consumerism

Question 18

What percentage of nurses experience at least one incident of aggressiveness

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90%

Question 19

A person who has low motivation to approach arguments low motivation to avoid arguments is

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Apathetic moderate argumentative

Question 20

A person who is moderate in both argument approach an argument avoidance is

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Neutral moderate argumentative

Question 21

When someone consciously or unconsciously undermines or destroys another person’s physical property personal integrity professional integrity credibility and or self-esteem is

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Sabotage

Question 22

Code of moral behavior that enables a healthcare provider to distinguish right from wrong

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Ethics

Question 23

First do no harm

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Hippocratic oath

Question 24

The act of doing good

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Beneficence

Question 25

The act of doing no harm to your patient

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Non malfeasance

Question 26

Right of the patient to make informed choices as nature of medical care

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Autonomy

Question 27

The principle which advocates the fair distribution of healthcare resources

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Justice

Question 28

Countries most prone to error least efficient and disclosing errors too patients

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United States

Question 29

Stages of grief

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Denial this is not true anger just leave me alone bargaining please Lord depression feeling low acceptance well it's over

Question 30

Negative versus positive euthanasia

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Negative noninterference positive involved in taking a life

Question 31

DNR versus DNI

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Do not resuscitate do not incubate

Question 32

Ways to help the dying

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Listen focus respond leave hope intact

Question 33

Suicide

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11th leading cause of death in the United States and third leading cause of death 15 to 24-year-olds

Question 34

Three dimensions of informed consent

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Law bioethics medicines own understanding as to the nature of the patient provider relationship

Question 35

Nbar acronym

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Insure all relative information is shared Nature benefits alternatives risk

Question 36

Five potential pitfalls of the informed consent process

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Coercion manipulation persuasion framing crepe hanging

Question 37

Apology in it's four-part

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Remorse shame forbearance and humility

Question 38

Onchit andEMR DHR system

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Basically what this means is all healthcare records need to be electronic by 2014

Question 39

CIA Triad

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Three dimensions of security domains to ensure computer network integrity for electronic medical record systems Confidentiality integrity availability