NURS 305- Exam 1 questions with correct answers
DON conceptual framework Correct Answer-1. Health
2. Caring
3. Critical Thinking
4. Communication
5. Transitions
6. Culture
7. Systems
Health Correct Answer--central concern of nursing and is the core
concept of the framework/Model
-determined by the environment and situations as individuals, groups,
families and populations travel along a wellness continuum (Healthy
People, 2020)
domains of health Correct Answer-1. Biophysical
2. Psychological
3. Spiritual
4. Social
Biophysical domain Correct Answer--Homeostasis and Regulation:
Fluid & Electrolytes, Thermoregulation, Glucose Regulation,
Metabolic /Energy Balance, Elimination, Nutrition, Death & Dying
,-Oxygenation & Hemostasis:
Perfusion, Gas Exchange, Clotting
-Protection:
Immunity, Inflammation, Infection, Tissue Integrity
-Sensation/Perception/ Movement:
Pain/Comfort, Mobility, Sensory/Perception
-Sexuality and Reproduction:
Sexual Health
Psychological Domain Correct Answer--Developmental & Functional
Ability Across the Lifespan
-Stress/Coping
-Grief and Loss
-Mood and Affect
-Cognition
-Maladaptation
Social and Spiritual Domains Correct Answer--Developmental &
Functional Ability Across the Lifespan
-Family Dynamics
-Motivation
,-Adherence
-Spirituality
caring Correct Answer--Creates a compassionate, supportive, &
therapeutic environment for patients and staff.
-Conveys unconditional positive regard, honor, intention, respect for
human dignity and wholeness and sensitivity.
-active listening
critical thinking/clinical judgement Correct Answer--Purposeful process
of clinical reasoning.
-Directed at identifying clinical problems, questions, or issues.
-Nursing Science using theory, experience, standards and principals or
models.
-Goal to deliver safe, competent and holistic care to impact and improve
health.
communication Correct Answer--verbal and physical interactive process
-Includes written, verbal, and nonverbal communication skills
-Facilitates and maintains patient safety and quality care
-emphasizes deep listening, intention, self knowledge, transcendent
presence, & intuition
transitions Correct Answer--passage or movement from one state, place,
or condition to another that occurs at various levels
, -role of the nurse is to facilitate this among self, individuals, families,
groups, populations, or organizations
- concerns valuing and practice of life-long learning
culture Correct Answer--Learned, shared, and transmitted values, norms,
& life ways of a particular group that guides their thinking, decision, and
actions in a patterned way
-Process organized around five inter-related concepts
cultural concepts Correct Answer--awareness
-knowledge
-skill
-encounter
-desire
systems Correct Answer--nurse practices in wide variety
-nursing role includes attributes & behaviors that facilitate quality and
safety
-Sub-concepts include: Populations, Health Policies, Collaboration and
Teamwork, Safety, Healthcare Quality
characteristics of the RN Correct Answer--treat nursing as an Art and a
Science
-deliver care with compassion, caring, and respect for each patient's
dignity.
DON conceptual framework Correct Answer-1. Health
2. Caring
3. Critical Thinking
4. Communication
5. Transitions
6. Culture
7. Systems
Health Correct Answer--central concern of nursing and is the core
concept of the framework/Model
-determined by the environment and situations as individuals, groups,
families and populations travel along a wellness continuum (Healthy
People, 2020)
domains of health Correct Answer-1. Biophysical
2. Psychological
3. Spiritual
4. Social
Biophysical domain Correct Answer--Homeostasis and Regulation:
Fluid & Electrolytes, Thermoregulation, Glucose Regulation,
Metabolic /Energy Balance, Elimination, Nutrition, Death & Dying
,-Oxygenation & Hemostasis:
Perfusion, Gas Exchange, Clotting
-Protection:
Immunity, Inflammation, Infection, Tissue Integrity
-Sensation/Perception/ Movement:
Pain/Comfort, Mobility, Sensory/Perception
-Sexuality and Reproduction:
Sexual Health
Psychological Domain Correct Answer--Developmental & Functional
Ability Across the Lifespan
-Stress/Coping
-Grief and Loss
-Mood and Affect
-Cognition
-Maladaptation
Social and Spiritual Domains Correct Answer--Developmental &
Functional Ability Across the Lifespan
-Family Dynamics
-Motivation
,-Adherence
-Spirituality
caring Correct Answer--Creates a compassionate, supportive, &
therapeutic environment for patients and staff.
-Conveys unconditional positive regard, honor, intention, respect for
human dignity and wholeness and sensitivity.
-active listening
critical thinking/clinical judgement Correct Answer--Purposeful process
of clinical reasoning.
-Directed at identifying clinical problems, questions, or issues.
-Nursing Science using theory, experience, standards and principals or
models.
-Goal to deliver safe, competent and holistic care to impact and improve
health.
communication Correct Answer--verbal and physical interactive process
-Includes written, verbal, and nonverbal communication skills
-Facilitates and maintains patient safety and quality care
-emphasizes deep listening, intention, self knowledge, transcendent
presence, & intuition
transitions Correct Answer--passage or movement from one state, place,
or condition to another that occurs at various levels
, -role of the nurse is to facilitate this among self, individuals, families,
groups, populations, or organizations
- concerns valuing and practice of life-long learning
culture Correct Answer--Learned, shared, and transmitted values, norms,
& life ways of a particular group that guides their thinking, decision, and
actions in a patterned way
-Process organized around five inter-related concepts
cultural concepts Correct Answer--awareness
-knowledge
-skill
-encounter
-desire
systems Correct Answer--nurse practices in wide variety
-nursing role includes attributes & behaviors that facilitate quality and
safety
-Sub-concepts include: Populations, Health Policies, Collaboration and
Teamwork, Safety, Healthcare Quality
characteristics of the RN Correct Answer--treat nursing as an Art and a
Science
-deliver care with compassion, caring, and respect for each patient's
dignity.
