Pointers To Review

Question 1

can be best suited for pediatric clients

Answer 1

Film-showing-activities of health education

Question 2

a characteristic of effective health education.

Answer 2

THE PERSONtalks to the barangay captain first.

Question 3

determines his purpose in life in attending recollection activities in his school.

Answer 3

*Spiritual-dimensions of wellness

Question 4

THE PERSON -s very satisfied and content in the situation of her work, as well as with her workmates. In her home, she also has a loving and caring family.

Answer 4

Environmental–dimensions of wellness

Question 5

modern concept of health

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Optimum level of functioning-OLOF

Question 6

a non-modifiable factor in the ecosystem which affects the OLOF-

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Heredity

Question 7

-This attempts to explain and predict health behaviors

Answer 7

Health Belief Model

Question 8

This attempts to explain and predict health behaviors

Answer 8

Health Belief Model

Question 9

follows and complies with the rules of infant delivery in an ethnic group

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Normative Strategy

Question 10

nursing process changed based on the situation of the client.

Answer 10

Dynamic

Question 11

nursing process improves the situation of the client.

Answer 11

Goal-oriented

Question 12

determines the physical and psychosocial outcomes.

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Evaluation

Question 13

It is an individualized care plan for each patient assessment of medical and nursing diagnoses, patient goals, interventions and desired outcomes.-

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critical pathway

Question 14

A holistic process with a goal of changing or affirming a patient’s behavior to benefit health status.

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Client teaching

Question 15

charted abnormal vital signs and findings upon endorsement period.-

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Charting by exception

Question 16

A process concerned with designing, implementing and evaluating educational programs that enable families, groups, organizations and communities to play active roles in achieving, protecting and sustaining health.-

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Health education

Question 17

preventive services

Answer 17

Newborn screening

Question 18

It refers to the study and practice of teaching and learning which plays a vital role in the development of health education.

Answer 18

-Education

Question 19

an anesthetic agent, is an example of:_

Answer 19

Midazolam a.Prescription drugs

Question 20

This rule believes that governments have a responsibility for the health of their people which can be fulfilled only by the provision of adequate health and social measures.-

Answer 20

.World Health Organization

Question 21

It helps determine the clients’ health needs.-

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Nursing Process

Question 22

Lack of support and positive reinforcement from providers and/or significant others &Denial of learning needs, resentment of authority, and locus of control issues-

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factors affecting the ability to learn

Question 23

The new educational paradigm focuses on the learner learning.Instead of the teacher teaching and the nurse becomes the “guide on the side.

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-a.Role of Nurse as Educator

Question 24

A useful paradigm to assist nurses to organize and carry out the education process-

Answer 24

ASSURE Model

Question 25

The process of helping clients learn health-related behaviors to achieve the goal of optimal health and independence in self-care-

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-Patient Education

Question 26

To increase the responsibility and independence of clients for self-care-

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Primary Goal

Question 27

Responsible for establishing standards and qualifications for practice, including patient teaching-

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American Nurses Association (ANA)

Question 28

In nursing, patient education has long been a major component and Florence Nightingale is the ultimate educator

Answer 28

The Evolution of the Teaching Role of Nurses

Question 29

 In the Historical Foundations for Patient Education in Health Care, there are how many phases in the development of organized health care-

Answer 29

Three phases