2025 NURSING 250 NUR 250
COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE QUIZ 1 to 3
WEEK 1 to 2 REVIEW EXAM 1 EXAM 2
and FINAL EXAM PRACTICE
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
RATIONALES
what is primary health promotion? -CORRECT ANSWER-preventing
disease from developing through promoting healthy lifestyle (flu shots,
vaccinations, diet, exercise)
what is secondary health promotion? -CORRECT ANSWER-screening
efforts to promote early detection of disease
what is tertiary health promotion? -CORRECT ANSWER-minimizing
disability from acute or chronic illness or injury and allowing for most
productive life within limitations
open-ended questions -CORRECT ANSWER-how are you feeling today?
closed ended questions -CORRECT ANSWER-do you become short of
breath?
directive questions -CORRECT ANSWER-describe the drainage you have
had from your nose.
,what is active listening? -CORRECT ANSWER-listening with a purpose
to spoken words as well as noticing nonverbal behaviors
what is facilitation? -CORRECT ANSWER-uses phrases to encourage
patients to continue talking "go on, uh-huh"
what is clarification? -CORRECT ANSWER-used to obtain more
information about conflicting, vague statements.. "what do you mean by..."
what is a restatement? -CORRECT ANSWER-involves repeating what
the patient has said to confirm
what is reflection? -CORRECT ANSWER-gain clarification by restating a
phrase used by the patient in form of a question
what is confrontation? -CORRECT ANSWER-used when inconsistencies
are noted between what the patient reports and observations about the
patient.. "can you help me understand this?"
how do you use medical terminology? -CORRECT ANSWER-use words
like high blood pressure instead of hypertension
how do you avoid expressing value judgment? -CORRECT ANSWER-do
not say "haven't you?" making the patient feel guilty... say "if you had one
before, do you remember when?"
how do you manage a over talkative patient? -CORRECT ANSWER-used
closed ended questions
,what is biographic data? -CORRECT ANSWER-name, gender, address,
telephone, email, birth date, birthplace, race/ethnicity, religion, marital
status, occupation, contact person, source of data
what is the history of present illness? -CORRECT ANSWER-present
illness or problem as chief complaint or presenting problem
what is the present health status consist of? -CORRECT ANSWER-health
conditions, medications, allergies
what does past health history consist of? -CORRECT ANSWER-
childhood illnesses, surgeries, hospitalizations, accidents, injuries,
immunizations, last examinations, obstetric history
what does personal history consist of? -CORRECT ANSWER-personal
status, family and social relationships, diet, nutrition, functional ability,
mental health, tobacco, alcohol. Illicit drug use, health promotion activities,
environment
acute pain -CORRECT ANSWER-recent onset (less than 6 months)
chronic pain -CORRECT ANSWER-long lasting (longer than 6 months)
neuropathic pain -CORRECT ANSWER-abnormal processing of sensory
input by the central or peripheral nervous systems (sensation pain, needles,
burning)
, somatic pain -CORRECT ANSWER-bone, joint, muscle, skin, connective
tissue
visceral pain -CORRECT ANSWER-organ pain
referred pain -CORRECT ANSWER-felt in an area away from the area of
tissue injury or disease
phantom pain -CORRECT ANSWER-pain after amputation
cultural desire -CORRECT ANSWER-become competent to interact with
people from different cultures
cultural awareness -CORRECT ANSWER-in depth examination of their
own cultural background
cultural knowledge -CORRECT ANSWER-nurses learn about the beliefs,
religions, values, traditions and customs of other cultural groups
cultural skills -CORRECT ANSWER-nurses collect relevant cultural data
about the patient's health problem and perform a culturally based health
assessment
cultural encounters -CORRECT ANSWER-opportunities for nurses to
interact with patients from culturally diverse backgrounds
COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE QUIZ 1 to 3
WEEK 1 to 2 REVIEW EXAM 1 EXAM 2
and FINAL EXAM PRACTICE
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
RATIONALES
what is primary health promotion? -CORRECT ANSWER-preventing
disease from developing through promoting healthy lifestyle (flu shots,
vaccinations, diet, exercise)
what is secondary health promotion? -CORRECT ANSWER-screening
efforts to promote early detection of disease
what is tertiary health promotion? -CORRECT ANSWER-minimizing
disability from acute or chronic illness or injury and allowing for most
productive life within limitations
open-ended questions -CORRECT ANSWER-how are you feeling today?
closed ended questions -CORRECT ANSWER-do you become short of
breath?
directive questions -CORRECT ANSWER-describe the drainage you have
had from your nose.
,what is active listening? -CORRECT ANSWER-listening with a purpose
to spoken words as well as noticing nonverbal behaviors
what is facilitation? -CORRECT ANSWER-uses phrases to encourage
patients to continue talking "go on, uh-huh"
what is clarification? -CORRECT ANSWER-used to obtain more
information about conflicting, vague statements.. "what do you mean by..."
what is a restatement? -CORRECT ANSWER-involves repeating what
the patient has said to confirm
what is reflection? -CORRECT ANSWER-gain clarification by restating a
phrase used by the patient in form of a question
what is confrontation? -CORRECT ANSWER-used when inconsistencies
are noted between what the patient reports and observations about the
patient.. "can you help me understand this?"
how do you use medical terminology? -CORRECT ANSWER-use words
like high blood pressure instead of hypertension
how do you avoid expressing value judgment? -CORRECT ANSWER-do
not say "haven't you?" making the patient feel guilty... say "if you had one
before, do you remember when?"
how do you manage a over talkative patient? -CORRECT ANSWER-used
closed ended questions
,what is biographic data? -CORRECT ANSWER-name, gender, address,
telephone, email, birth date, birthplace, race/ethnicity, religion, marital
status, occupation, contact person, source of data
what is the history of present illness? -CORRECT ANSWER-present
illness or problem as chief complaint or presenting problem
what is the present health status consist of? -CORRECT ANSWER-health
conditions, medications, allergies
what does past health history consist of? -CORRECT ANSWER-
childhood illnesses, surgeries, hospitalizations, accidents, injuries,
immunizations, last examinations, obstetric history
what does personal history consist of? -CORRECT ANSWER-personal
status, family and social relationships, diet, nutrition, functional ability,
mental health, tobacco, alcohol. Illicit drug use, health promotion activities,
environment
acute pain -CORRECT ANSWER-recent onset (less than 6 months)
chronic pain -CORRECT ANSWER-long lasting (longer than 6 months)
neuropathic pain -CORRECT ANSWER-abnormal processing of sensory
input by the central or peripheral nervous systems (sensation pain, needles,
burning)
, somatic pain -CORRECT ANSWER-bone, joint, muscle, skin, connective
tissue
visceral pain -CORRECT ANSWER-organ pain
referred pain -CORRECT ANSWER-felt in an area away from the area of
tissue injury or disease
phantom pain -CORRECT ANSWER-pain after amputation
cultural desire -CORRECT ANSWER-become competent to interact with
people from different cultures
cultural awareness -CORRECT ANSWER-in depth examination of their
own cultural background
cultural knowledge -CORRECT ANSWER-nurses learn about the beliefs,
religions, values, traditions and customs of other cultural groups
cultural skills -CORRECT ANSWER-nurses collect relevant cultural data
about the patient's health problem and perform a culturally based health
assessment
cultural encounters -CORRECT ANSWER-opportunities for nurses to
interact with patients from culturally diverse backgrounds
