NUR 100 (week 1) Questions With Complete Solutions
Abuse Correct Answer willful infliction of injury, unreasonable
confinement, intimidation or punishment with resulting physical
harm, pain, or mental anguish.
Depriving the person of the goods or services needed to attain or
maintain well being.
Accountable Correct Answer being responsible for one's
actions and the actions of others who performed the delegated
tasks.
Acute illness Correct Answer A sudden illness from which a
person is expected to recover
Alzheimer's disease Correct Answer A disease that affects the
brain tissue; there is increasing memory loss and confusion.
Assault Correct Answer intentionally attempting or threatening
to touch a person's body without the person's consent
assisted living facility Correct Answer provides housing,
personal care, support services, health care, and social activities
in a homelike setting.
Battery Correct Answer Touching a persons body without his
or her consent
, Board and care home Correct Answer provides rooms, meals,
laundry, and supervision to independent residents in a home-like
setting.
Boundary crossing Correct Answer a brief act or behavior
outside of the helpful zone
Boundary sign Correct Answer An act, behavior, or thought
that warns of a boundary crossing or violation
Boundary violation Correct Answer an act or behavior that
meets your needs, not the person's
case management Correct Answer A nursing care pattern
where an RN coordinates a person's care
chronic illness Correct Answer an on-going illness, slow or
gradual in onset; it has no known cure; it can be controlled and
complications prevented with proper treatment.
Civil law Correct Answer laws concerned with relationships
between people
Cofidentiality Correct Answer Trusting others with personal
and private information
Courtsey Correct Answer A polite, considerate, or helpful
comment or act
Crime Correct Answer An act that violates a criminal law
Abuse Correct Answer willful infliction of injury, unreasonable
confinement, intimidation or punishment with resulting physical
harm, pain, or mental anguish.
Depriving the person of the goods or services needed to attain or
maintain well being.
Accountable Correct Answer being responsible for one's
actions and the actions of others who performed the delegated
tasks.
Acute illness Correct Answer A sudden illness from which a
person is expected to recover
Alzheimer's disease Correct Answer A disease that affects the
brain tissue; there is increasing memory loss and confusion.
Assault Correct Answer intentionally attempting or threatening
to touch a person's body without the person's consent
assisted living facility Correct Answer provides housing,
personal care, support services, health care, and social activities
in a homelike setting.
Battery Correct Answer Touching a persons body without his
or her consent
, Board and care home Correct Answer provides rooms, meals,
laundry, and supervision to independent residents in a home-like
setting.
Boundary crossing Correct Answer a brief act or behavior
outside of the helpful zone
Boundary sign Correct Answer An act, behavior, or thought
that warns of a boundary crossing or violation
Boundary violation Correct Answer an act or behavior that
meets your needs, not the person's
case management Correct Answer A nursing care pattern
where an RN coordinates a person's care
chronic illness Correct Answer an on-going illness, slow or
gradual in onset; it has no known cure; it can be controlled and
complications prevented with proper treatment.
Civil law Correct Answer laws concerned with relationships
between people
Cofidentiality Correct Answer Trusting others with personal
and private information
Courtsey Correct Answer A polite, considerate, or helpful
comment or act
Crime Correct Answer An act that violates a criminal law
