Family Nursing Midterm comprehensive Questions and
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Question 1.
Family nursing care is primarily concerned with: A. The nurse's experience of care delivery
B. The experience of the family across the lifespan C. The physician's role in coordinating
family services D. Only families with chronically ill members
Correct Answer: B
Question 2.
The most current and relevant definition of family is: A. Those related by blood or marriage
B. Parents and children only C. Who the family says it is D. Those living in the same
household
Correct Answer: C
Question 3.
A healthy functioning family is characterized by: A. Strict boundaries B. Predictability and
rigidity C. Flexibility to adapt to crises D. Avoidance of external influences
Correct Answer: C
Question 4.
In a structural assessment, the nurse primarily examines: A. Feelings and beliefs B. Patterns
of emotional expression C. Factors that influence roles and behaviours D. Long-term health
outcomes
Correct Answer: C
Question 5.
Which statement best describes family as context? A. The family is the primary unit of care
B. The nurse focuses on the individual within the family environment C. The family is the
patient D. The nurse ignores family influence on health
Correct Answer: B
Question 6.
Family as client means: A. The nurse focuses on one member's illness B. The nurse focuses
on the family as a whole system C. The nurse excludes extended relatives D. Care is
provided only to the parents
Correct Answer: B
, Question 7.
The client's story is represented in which phase of the nursing process? A. Diagnosis B.
Assessment C. Implementation D. Evaluation
Correct Answer: B
Question 8.
When phoning a family for the first meeting, the nurse should: A. Provide all details about the
case B. Be vague about the purpose of the meeting C. Clearly state the purpose, who
referred them, and offer several possible times D. Call only during business hours
Correct Answer: C
Question 9.
Most caregiving of children and elders in Canada is performed by: A. Men B. Women C.
Community agencies D. Nurses
Correct Answer: B
Question 10.
A genogram is best described as: A. A visual map of family-community connections B. A
multigenerational diagram showing family structure and health patterns C. A written
summary of family roles D. A chart of hospital visits
Correct Answer: B
Question 11.
An ecomap helps the nurse: A. Track only family medical history B. Assess emotional
attachments C. Clarify the family's relationships with the community and sources of
tension/support D. Identify only genetic predispositions
Correct Answer: C
Question 12.
Cultural affiliation is critical because: A. It determines eligibility for care B. It shapes beliefs
and practices related to health and hospitalization C. It eliminates health disparities D. It
replaces social determinants of health
Correct Answer: B
Question 13.
Families living below the poverty line are at higher risk for: (Select all that apply) A. Poor
health outcomes B. Increased mortality rates C. Homelessness D. Improved access to care
Correct Answer: A B C
Answers with 100% Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
Family nursing care is primarily concerned with: A. The nurse's experience of care delivery
B. The experience of the family across the lifespan C. The physician's role in coordinating
family services D. Only families with chronically ill members
Correct Answer: B
Question 2.
The most current and relevant definition of family is: A. Those related by blood or marriage
B. Parents and children only C. Who the family says it is D. Those living in the same
household
Correct Answer: C
Question 3.
A healthy functioning family is characterized by: A. Strict boundaries B. Predictability and
rigidity C. Flexibility to adapt to crises D. Avoidance of external influences
Correct Answer: C
Question 4.
In a structural assessment, the nurse primarily examines: A. Feelings and beliefs B. Patterns
of emotional expression C. Factors that influence roles and behaviours D. Long-term health
outcomes
Correct Answer: C
Question 5.
Which statement best describes family as context? A. The family is the primary unit of care
B. The nurse focuses on the individual within the family environment C. The family is the
patient D. The nurse ignores family influence on health
Correct Answer: B
Question 6.
Family as client means: A. The nurse focuses on one member's illness B. The nurse focuses
on the family as a whole system C. The nurse excludes extended relatives D. Care is
provided only to the parents
Correct Answer: B
, Question 7.
The client's story is represented in which phase of the nursing process? A. Diagnosis B.
Assessment C. Implementation D. Evaluation
Correct Answer: B
Question 8.
When phoning a family for the first meeting, the nurse should: A. Provide all details about the
case B. Be vague about the purpose of the meeting C. Clearly state the purpose, who
referred them, and offer several possible times D. Call only during business hours
Correct Answer: C
Question 9.
Most caregiving of children and elders in Canada is performed by: A. Men B. Women C.
Community agencies D. Nurses
Correct Answer: B
Question 10.
A genogram is best described as: A. A visual map of family-community connections B. A
multigenerational diagram showing family structure and health patterns C. A written
summary of family roles D. A chart of hospital visits
Correct Answer: B
Question 11.
An ecomap helps the nurse: A. Track only family medical history B. Assess emotional
attachments C. Clarify the family's relationships with the community and sources of
tension/support D. Identify only genetic predispositions
Correct Answer: C
Question 12.
Cultural affiliation is critical because: A. It determines eligibility for care B. It shapes beliefs
and practices related to health and hospitalization C. It eliminates health disparities D. It
replaces social determinants of health
Correct Answer: B
Question 13.
Families living below the poverty line are at higher risk for: (Select all that apply) A. Poor
health outcomes B. Increased mortality rates C. Homelessness D. Improved access to care
Correct Answer: A B C
