Nursing 206 - Exam 2 - 11.22.21 with
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Which is true regarding an informal contract?
A. Applies to serious agreements
B. Involves a verbal agreement
C. Notarization of the document
D. Signatures of the involved parties - ANS-B. Involves a verbal agreement
A community health nurse has contracted to lead an informational support group that is
composed of minority single mothers. Which activity demonstrates the contract's
aspects of partnership and mutuality?
A. the nurse identifies that there is space for the group to meet on Monday and
Thursday afternoons
B. The group members agree on the rules that include arriving on time and staying for
the entire meeting
C. The members determine that the group will meet two times a week for 8 consecutive
weeks
D. The women and the nurse decide upon which topics will be discussed during their
meetings - ANS-D. The women and the nurse decide upon which topics will be
discussed during their meetings
Which statement made by a community health team member best reflects one of the
core functions of an effective group?
A. "The group works well since everyone is either a nurse or a doctor."
B. "We spend most of the meeting sharing information about the problem."
C. "We plan to suggest the same solution as we did before since the problems are
similar."
D. "The group does so much better when we have a near unlimited timeline for the
solution process." - ANS-B. "We spend most of the meeting sharing information about
the problem."
The nurse is preparing to lead a group tasked with identifying and brainstorming
possible solutions for health risks among those senior citizens living in an urban
tenement. When does the nurse demonstrate an understanding of group development?
A. Introducing sensitive topics early to help the group focus better
B. Planning an ice breaker for the first time the group meets
,C. Defining the norming stage as when there is a normal lack of unity among members
D. Setting the group rules as soon as the group is in the storming stage - ANS-B.
Planning an ice breaker for the first time the group meets
Which client will likely experience limited value from entering into a nurse-client contract
that focuses on the client losing weight?
A. A 40-year-old adult male
B. A 60-year-old adult female
C. A cognitively impaired 20-year old
D. A 10-year-old Hispanic male - ANS-C. A cognitively impaired 20-year old
Which is true regarding nonverbal communication?
A. It relays very little of the senders true emotions and attitudes
B. It basically focuses on transferring ideas and information to the receiver
C. It is more often misinterpreted than verbal communication
D. It is often more important than verbal communication - ANS-D. It is often more
important than verbal communication
The nurse is discussing the impact of pesticides on the food Americans eat with a group
of sixth graders. The nurse is most confident that the students understand ways of
minimizing the negative effects of pesticides when:
A. The class places a poster in the cafeteria that states, "Wash your fruit before you eat
it."
B. the nurse overhears students talking about how must they liked the class, "that talked
about safe food."
C. the Principal shares that the students would like another class on how to grow
healthy food
D. during the discussion a student asked where to buy pesticide-free foods - ANS-A.
The class places a poster in the cafeteria that states, "Wash your fruit before you eat it."
Which statement, when made by a nurse, most effectively demonstrates the concept of
empathy?
A. "If I were dealing with cancer like you are, I would be angry. Does your diagnosis
make you angry?"
B. "I have always felt the greatest respect for individuals like you who are dealing with a
progressive disease like Parkinson's."
C. "I'm sorry I don't have the scheduled time for your brain scan, but I will let you know
as soon as I know."
D. "Mr. Smith, I am your nurse and should you need anything please don't hesitate to let
me know. - ANS-A. "If I were dealing with cancer like you are, I would be angry. Does
your diagnosis make you angry?"
, The nurse is preparing written information regarding healthy lifestyle choices to be
distributed to a group of middle school children. To best assure the information will be
understood, which must the nurse do first?
A. Assess the interest level that the children have about the information
B. Effectively encode the message for middle school children
C. Identify when to distribute the informational sheets to the children
D. Determine how the informational sheets will be disturbed to the children - ANS-B.
Effectively encode the message for middle school children
What impact does poor health literacy among the older adult population have on their
individual personal health care issues?
A. They are more likely to respond to health promotion interventions than to disease
prevention interventions
B. Personal interest in health care has more impact on their wellness than does their
ability to read well
C. Poor health literacy in this population results in a reduction in their health care costs.
D. They are more likely to use the staff of the local hospital's emergency department as
their primary health care provider - ANS-D. They are more likely to use the staff of the
local hospital's emergency department as their primary health care provider
A group of nursing students is discussing the most common types of health care plans.
Which plan is considered a hybrid of other plans and allows freedom of choice to a
contracted network of providers?
A. PPO
B. HDHP
C. POS
D. HMO - ANS-C. POS
Which public health responsibilities are generally assumed and managed by state
government agencies? Select all that apply.
A. Controlling communicable disease
B. Gathering vital health-related statistics
C. Formulating public health goals
D. Disseminating best practice strategies
E. Funding essential public health services - ANS-A. Controlling communicable disease
B. Gathering vital health-related statistics
Where should the nurse best access information regarding births, marriages, divorces,
deaths, and fetal deaths within the United States?
A. National Vital Statistics System
B. State and Local Area Integrated Telephone Survey
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Which is true regarding an informal contract?
A. Applies to serious agreements
B. Involves a verbal agreement
C. Notarization of the document
D. Signatures of the involved parties - ANS-B. Involves a verbal agreement
A community health nurse has contracted to lead an informational support group that is
composed of minority single mothers. Which activity demonstrates the contract's
aspects of partnership and mutuality?
A. the nurse identifies that there is space for the group to meet on Monday and
Thursday afternoons
B. The group members agree on the rules that include arriving on time and staying for
the entire meeting
C. The members determine that the group will meet two times a week for 8 consecutive
weeks
D. The women and the nurse decide upon which topics will be discussed during their
meetings - ANS-D. The women and the nurse decide upon which topics will be
discussed during their meetings
Which statement made by a community health team member best reflects one of the
core functions of an effective group?
A. "The group works well since everyone is either a nurse or a doctor."
B. "We spend most of the meeting sharing information about the problem."
C. "We plan to suggest the same solution as we did before since the problems are
similar."
D. "The group does so much better when we have a near unlimited timeline for the
solution process." - ANS-B. "We spend most of the meeting sharing information about
the problem."
The nurse is preparing to lead a group tasked with identifying and brainstorming
possible solutions for health risks among those senior citizens living in an urban
tenement. When does the nurse demonstrate an understanding of group development?
A. Introducing sensitive topics early to help the group focus better
B. Planning an ice breaker for the first time the group meets
,C. Defining the norming stage as when there is a normal lack of unity among members
D. Setting the group rules as soon as the group is in the storming stage - ANS-B.
Planning an ice breaker for the first time the group meets
Which client will likely experience limited value from entering into a nurse-client contract
that focuses on the client losing weight?
A. A 40-year-old adult male
B. A 60-year-old adult female
C. A cognitively impaired 20-year old
D. A 10-year-old Hispanic male - ANS-C. A cognitively impaired 20-year old
Which is true regarding nonverbal communication?
A. It relays very little of the senders true emotions and attitudes
B. It basically focuses on transferring ideas and information to the receiver
C. It is more often misinterpreted than verbal communication
D. It is often more important than verbal communication - ANS-D. It is often more
important than verbal communication
The nurse is discussing the impact of pesticides on the food Americans eat with a group
of sixth graders. The nurse is most confident that the students understand ways of
minimizing the negative effects of pesticides when:
A. The class places a poster in the cafeteria that states, "Wash your fruit before you eat
it."
B. the nurse overhears students talking about how must they liked the class, "that talked
about safe food."
C. the Principal shares that the students would like another class on how to grow
healthy food
D. during the discussion a student asked where to buy pesticide-free foods - ANS-A.
The class places a poster in the cafeteria that states, "Wash your fruit before you eat it."
Which statement, when made by a nurse, most effectively demonstrates the concept of
empathy?
A. "If I were dealing with cancer like you are, I would be angry. Does your diagnosis
make you angry?"
B. "I have always felt the greatest respect for individuals like you who are dealing with a
progressive disease like Parkinson's."
C. "I'm sorry I don't have the scheduled time for your brain scan, but I will let you know
as soon as I know."
D. "Mr. Smith, I am your nurse and should you need anything please don't hesitate to let
me know. - ANS-A. "If I were dealing with cancer like you are, I would be angry. Does
your diagnosis make you angry?"
, The nurse is preparing written information regarding healthy lifestyle choices to be
distributed to a group of middle school children. To best assure the information will be
understood, which must the nurse do first?
A. Assess the interest level that the children have about the information
B. Effectively encode the message for middle school children
C. Identify when to distribute the informational sheets to the children
D. Determine how the informational sheets will be disturbed to the children - ANS-B.
Effectively encode the message for middle school children
What impact does poor health literacy among the older adult population have on their
individual personal health care issues?
A. They are more likely to respond to health promotion interventions than to disease
prevention interventions
B. Personal interest in health care has more impact on their wellness than does their
ability to read well
C. Poor health literacy in this population results in a reduction in their health care costs.
D. They are more likely to use the staff of the local hospital's emergency department as
their primary health care provider - ANS-D. They are more likely to use the staff of the
local hospital's emergency department as their primary health care provider
A group of nursing students is discussing the most common types of health care plans.
Which plan is considered a hybrid of other plans and allows freedom of choice to a
contracted network of providers?
A. PPO
B. HDHP
C. POS
D. HMO - ANS-C. POS
Which public health responsibilities are generally assumed and managed by state
government agencies? Select all that apply.
A. Controlling communicable disease
B. Gathering vital health-related statistics
C. Formulating public health goals
D. Disseminating best practice strategies
E. Funding essential public health services - ANS-A. Controlling communicable disease
B. Gathering vital health-related statistics
Where should the nurse best access information regarding births, marriages, divorces,
deaths, and fetal deaths within the United States?
A. National Vital Statistics System
B. State and Local Area Integrated Telephone Survey
