Test Bank- Adult Health Medical-Surgical Nursing,
(3rd Edition,2023) by: Linda Honan|| All Chapters
1-56|| Newest Edition
, Table Of Content
Chapter 1 The Nurse’s Role In Adult Health Nursing
Chapter 2 Chronic Illness And End - Of- Life Care
Chapter 3 Fluid And Electrolyte And Acid - Base Imbalances
Chapter 4 Perioperative Nursing
Chapter 5 Cancer Care Chapter 6 Pain Management
Chapter 7 Nursing Assessment: Respiratory Function
Chapter 8 Nursing Management: Patients With Upper Respiratory Tract Disorders
Chapter 9 Nursing Management: Patients With Chest And Lower Respiratory Tract Disorders
Chapter 10 Nursing Management: Patients With Copd And Asthma
Chapter 11 Nursing Assessment: Cardiovascular And Circulatory Function
Chapter 12 Nursing Management: Patients With Hypertension
Chapter 13 Nursing Management: Patients With Coronary Vascular Disorders
Chapter 14 Nursing Management: Patients With Complications From Heart Disease
Chapter 15 Nursing Management: Patients With Structural, Infectious, And Inflammatory Cardiac Disorders
Chapter 16 Nursing Management: Patients With Arrhythmias And Conduction Problems
Chapter 17 Nursing Management: Patients With Vascular Disorders And Problems Of Peripheral Circulation
Chapter 18 Nursing Assessment: Hematologic Function
Chapter 19 Nursing Management: Patients With Hematologic Disorders
Chapter 20 Nursing Assessment: Digestive, Gastrointestinal, And Metabolic Function
Chapter 21 Nursing Management: Patients With Oral And Esophageal Disorders And Patients Receiving
Gastrointestinal Intubation, Enteral, And Parenteral Nutrition
Chapter 22 Nursing Management: Patients With Gastric And Duodenal Disorders
Chapter 23 Nursing Management: Patients With Intestinal And Rectal Disorders
Chapter 24 Nursing Management: Patients With Hepatic And Biliary Disorders
Chapter 25 Nursing Assessment: Renal And Urinary Tract Function
Chapter 26 Nursing Management: Patients With Renal Disorders
Chapter 27 Nursing Management: Patients With Urinary Disorders
Chapter 28 Nursing Assessment: Endocrine Function
Chapter 29 Nursing Management: Diabetes Mellitus
Chapter 30 Nursing Management: Patients With Endocrine Disorders
Chapter 31 Nursing Assessment: Reproductive Function
Chapter 32 Nursing Management: Patients With Female Reproductive And Breast Disorders
Chapter 33 Nursing Management: Care Of The Assigned Male At Birth (Amab)/Male Client With Reproductive
Disorders
Chapter 34 Nursing Management: Patients With Sexually Transmitted Infections
Chapter 35 Nursing Assessment: Immune Function
Chapter 36 Nursing Management: Patients With Immunodeficiency, Hiv Infection, And Aids
Chapter 37 Nursing Management: Patients With Allergic Disorders
Chapter 38 Nursing Management: Patients With Rheumatic Disorders
Chapter 39 Nursing Assessment: Musculoskeletal Function
Chapter 40 Nursing Management: Patients With Musculoskeletal Disorders
Chapter 41 Nursing Management: Patients With Musculoskeletal Trauma
Chapter 42 Nursing Assessment: Neurologic Function
Chapter 43 Nursing Management: Patients With Oncologic Disorders Of The Brain And Spinal Cord
Chapter 44 Nursing Management: Patients With Neurologic Trauma
Chapter 45 Nursing Management: Patients With Neurologic Disorders
Chapter 46 Nursing Management: Patients With Cerebrovascular Disorders
Chapter 47 Nursing Assessment: Sensorineural Function
Chapter 48 Nursing Management: Patients With Eye And Vision Disorders
Chapter 49 Nursing Management: Patients With Hearing And Balance Disorders
Chapter 50 Nursing Assessment: Integumentary Function
Chapter 51 Nursing Management: Patients With Dermatologic Problems
Chapter 52 Nursing Management: Patients With Burn Injury
Chapter 53 Nursing Management: Shock And Multisystem Failure
Chapter 54 Nursing Management: Critical Care
Chapter 55 Nursing Management: Emergencies And Disasters
,chapter 1 the nurse’s role in adult health nursing multiple
choice
1. thenurse ensures that a clients bedspace is neat and clean with the call light within easy reach. the
nurse is focusing on which nursing theorist who realized the importance of the environment for care?
1. florence nightingale
2. sister callista roy
3. dorothea orem
4. martha rogers
Ans: 1
florence nightingales theory focused on the environment for care. sister callista roys model is based in
systems theory and an individuals ability to adapt. dorothea orems model is the self-care deficit theory.
martha rogers model is the science of unitary human beings.
pts:1dif:apply
ref:emergence of contemporary nursing in the united states
2. the nurseis instructing a client on self-administration of insulinsothat the client will not need a health
care provider to do this activity. the nurse is implementing which of the following aspects of virginia
hendersons theory of nursing?
1. a caring relationship
2. helping the client achieve independence from the nurses assistance as quickly as possible
3. integration of objective and subjective data
4. applicationof critical thinking
Ans: 2
, virginia hendersons theory of nursing is tohelp people achieve health or a peaceful death so that they can be
independent from the nurses assistance as quickly as possible. a caring relationship, integration of objective
and subjective data, and application of critical thinking are included in the american nurses associations
essential features of professional nursing.
pts:1dif:analyze
ref:emergence of contemporary nursing in the united states
A. client tells the nurse that he has an hmo for his health insurance. the nurse understands that the
purpose of this type of health plan is to:
1. ensure payment is made tomedicare for services rendered.
2. maximize the utilization of health care resources.
3. efficiently manage costs while providing quality care.
4. focus on the illness when providing care.
Ans: 3
health maintenance organizations (hmos) were created to efficiently manage health care costs while
providing quality care. an hmo is atype of managed care plan with the goal of providing wellness care and
not focusing on the illness during the provision of care. hmos do not ensure payment is made to medicare for
services rendered. hmos also do not maximize the utilization of health care resources but rather uses financial
incentives to decrease care costs.
pts: 1 dif: understand ref: cost of care
client tells the nurse that he does not have a primary care physician but rather makes an appointment
with adoctor who specializes in the area in which he is experiencing aproblem. the nurse realizes this
client is at risk for which of the following?
1. fragmented care
2. overpayment of services
3. inability tosustain health
4. finding an appropriate general practitioner
(3rd Edition,2023) by: Linda Honan|| All Chapters
1-56|| Newest Edition
, Table Of Content
Chapter 1 The Nurse’s Role In Adult Health Nursing
Chapter 2 Chronic Illness And End - Of- Life Care
Chapter 3 Fluid And Electrolyte And Acid - Base Imbalances
Chapter 4 Perioperative Nursing
Chapter 5 Cancer Care Chapter 6 Pain Management
Chapter 7 Nursing Assessment: Respiratory Function
Chapter 8 Nursing Management: Patients With Upper Respiratory Tract Disorders
Chapter 9 Nursing Management: Patients With Chest And Lower Respiratory Tract Disorders
Chapter 10 Nursing Management: Patients With Copd And Asthma
Chapter 11 Nursing Assessment: Cardiovascular And Circulatory Function
Chapter 12 Nursing Management: Patients With Hypertension
Chapter 13 Nursing Management: Patients With Coronary Vascular Disorders
Chapter 14 Nursing Management: Patients With Complications From Heart Disease
Chapter 15 Nursing Management: Patients With Structural, Infectious, And Inflammatory Cardiac Disorders
Chapter 16 Nursing Management: Patients With Arrhythmias And Conduction Problems
Chapter 17 Nursing Management: Patients With Vascular Disorders And Problems Of Peripheral Circulation
Chapter 18 Nursing Assessment: Hematologic Function
Chapter 19 Nursing Management: Patients With Hematologic Disorders
Chapter 20 Nursing Assessment: Digestive, Gastrointestinal, And Metabolic Function
Chapter 21 Nursing Management: Patients With Oral And Esophageal Disorders And Patients Receiving
Gastrointestinal Intubation, Enteral, And Parenteral Nutrition
Chapter 22 Nursing Management: Patients With Gastric And Duodenal Disorders
Chapter 23 Nursing Management: Patients With Intestinal And Rectal Disorders
Chapter 24 Nursing Management: Patients With Hepatic And Biliary Disorders
Chapter 25 Nursing Assessment: Renal And Urinary Tract Function
Chapter 26 Nursing Management: Patients With Renal Disorders
Chapter 27 Nursing Management: Patients With Urinary Disorders
Chapter 28 Nursing Assessment: Endocrine Function
Chapter 29 Nursing Management: Diabetes Mellitus
Chapter 30 Nursing Management: Patients With Endocrine Disorders
Chapter 31 Nursing Assessment: Reproductive Function
Chapter 32 Nursing Management: Patients With Female Reproductive And Breast Disorders
Chapter 33 Nursing Management: Care Of The Assigned Male At Birth (Amab)/Male Client With Reproductive
Disorders
Chapter 34 Nursing Management: Patients With Sexually Transmitted Infections
Chapter 35 Nursing Assessment: Immune Function
Chapter 36 Nursing Management: Patients With Immunodeficiency, Hiv Infection, And Aids
Chapter 37 Nursing Management: Patients With Allergic Disorders
Chapter 38 Nursing Management: Patients With Rheumatic Disorders
Chapter 39 Nursing Assessment: Musculoskeletal Function
Chapter 40 Nursing Management: Patients With Musculoskeletal Disorders
Chapter 41 Nursing Management: Patients With Musculoskeletal Trauma
Chapter 42 Nursing Assessment: Neurologic Function
Chapter 43 Nursing Management: Patients With Oncologic Disorders Of The Brain And Spinal Cord
Chapter 44 Nursing Management: Patients With Neurologic Trauma
Chapter 45 Nursing Management: Patients With Neurologic Disorders
Chapter 46 Nursing Management: Patients With Cerebrovascular Disorders
Chapter 47 Nursing Assessment: Sensorineural Function
Chapter 48 Nursing Management: Patients With Eye And Vision Disorders
Chapter 49 Nursing Management: Patients With Hearing And Balance Disorders
Chapter 50 Nursing Assessment: Integumentary Function
Chapter 51 Nursing Management: Patients With Dermatologic Problems
Chapter 52 Nursing Management: Patients With Burn Injury
Chapter 53 Nursing Management: Shock And Multisystem Failure
Chapter 54 Nursing Management: Critical Care
Chapter 55 Nursing Management: Emergencies And Disasters
,chapter 1 the nurse’s role in adult health nursing multiple
choice
1. thenurse ensures that a clients bedspace is neat and clean with the call light within easy reach. the
nurse is focusing on which nursing theorist who realized the importance of the environment for care?
1. florence nightingale
2. sister callista roy
3. dorothea orem
4. martha rogers
Ans: 1
florence nightingales theory focused on the environment for care. sister callista roys model is based in
systems theory and an individuals ability to adapt. dorothea orems model is the self-care deficit theory.
martha rogers model is the science of unitary human beings.
pts:1dif:apply
ref:emergence of contemporary nursing in the united states
2. the nurseis instructing a client on self-administration of insulinsothat the client will not need a health
care provider to do this activity. the nurse is implementing which of the following aspects of virginia
hendersons theory of nursing?
1. a caring relationship
2. helping the client achieve independence from the nurses assistance as quickly as possible
3. integration of objective and subjective data
4. applicationof critical thinking
Ans: 2
, virginia hendersons theory of nursing is tohelp people achieve health or a peaceful death so that they can be
independent from the nurses assistance as quickly as possible. a caring relationship, integration of objective
and subjective data, and application of critical thinking are included in the american nurses associations
essential features of professional nursing.
pts:1dif:analyze
ref:emergence of contemporary nursing in the united states
A. client tells the nurse that he has an hmo for his health insurance. the nurse understands that the
purpose of this type of health plan is to:
1. ensure payment is made tomedicare for services rendered.
2. maximize the utilization of health care resources.
3. efficiently manage costs while providing quality care.
4. focus on the illness when providing care.
Ans: 3
health maintenance organizations (hmos) were created to efficiently manage health care costs while
providing quality care. an hmo is atype of managed care plan with the goal of providing wellness care and
not focusing on the illness during the provision of care. hmos do not ensure payment is made to medicare for
services rendered. hmos also do not maximize the utilization of health care resources but rather uses financial
incentives to decrease care costs.
pts: 1 dif: understand ref: cost of care
client tells the nurse that he does not have a primary care physician but rather makes an appointment
with adoctor who specializes in the area in which he is experiencing aproblem. the nurse realizes this
client is at risk for which of the following?
1. fragmented care
2. overpayment of services
3. inability tosustain health
4. finding an appropriate general practitioner
