NURS 1170 Exam Review
A in ADPIE Correct Answer Assessment
Action/Willpower Correct Answer Changing behavior
Activity Exercise Pattern Correct Answer Individual's activity
level and tolerance
Exercise, leisure, and recreation activities
Self-care abilities
Commitment to health promotion
Alma Ata Declaration Correct Answer Goal for Health for all
Importance on primary health care
applies knowledge Correct Answer knowledge the nurse has
gained from medical, socio-behavioral and nursing science
Behavioral Approach to Health Correct Answer Healthy
lifestyle choices, health education
Often secondary, may be primary
Lifestyle choices and behaviors of INDIVIDUALS
At risk behaviors may include smoking, substance abuse, poor
fitness, stress
Consider stress management, coping skills, body mechanics
training, etc.
Betty Neuman Correct Answer Systems Theory
,"Holistically" oriented - everything in the body is interrelated
Biology and Genetic Endowment Correct Answer Heredity
Strongly influenced by social and physical environments
Efforts to prevent congenital defects, such as prenatal car,
decreased birth anomalies
Age
Healthy aging can reduce disability from chronic illness
The 2016 census indicated 5.9 million people aged 65 and older
in Canada. The proportion of seniors is expected to increase
rapidly until 2031, seniors could represent between 23% and
25% of the total population in 2036.
In 2009, 56% of individuals aged 65 and older reported being in
good health. This group is more likely to have one or more
chronic health conditions such as hypertension (53%), arthritis
(43%) and back problems (29%) than those < 65 years old.
Cognitive Perceptual Pattern Correct Answer Individual's
ability to understand and follow directions, retain information,
make decisions, solve problems, use language appropriately
Perceptual and sensory patterns, including pain
Behaviour patterns-education/developmental stage
Sensory deficits
, Sensory overloads
Hearing aids, glasses,
contact lenses
Discomfort/pain
Medications
Memory changes
Ease and preferred method of learning
Language and vocabulary
Contemplation Correct Answer Acknowledging that there is a
problem but not yet ready or sure of wanting to make a change
Coping Stress Tolerance Pattern Correct Answer Coping task
Physical, psychological, socioeconomic
Coping style
Coping strategies
Coping effectiveness
Physical signs of restlessness, irritability, nervousness, increased
HR, BP, perspiration
A in ADPIE Correct Answer Assessment
Action/Willpower Correct Answer Changing behavior
Activity Exercise Pattern Correct Answer Individual's activity
level and tolerance
Exercise, leisure, and recreation activities
Self-care abilities
Commitment to health promotion
Alma Ata Declaration Correct Answer Goal for Health for all
Importance on primary health care
applies knowledge Correct Answer knowledge the nurse has
gained from medical, socio-behavioral and nursing science
Behavioral Approach to Health Correct Answer Healthy
lifestyle choices, health education
Often secondary, may be primary
Lifestyle choices and behaviors of INDIVIDUALS
At risk behaviors may include smoking, substance abuse, poor
fitness, stress
Consider stress management, coping skills, body mechanics
training, etc.
Betty Neuman Correct Answer Systems Theory
,"Holistically" oriented - everything in the body is interrelated
Biology and Genetic Endowment Correct Answer Heredity
Strongly influenced by social and physical environments
Efforts to prevent congenital defects, such as prenatal car,
decreased birth anomalies
Age
Healthy aging can reduce disability from chronic illness
The 2016 census indicated 5.9 million people aged 65 and older
in Canada. The proportion of seniors is expected to increase
rapidly until 2031, seniors could represent between 23% and
25% of the total population in 2036.
In 2009, 56% of individuals aged 65 and older reported being in
good health. This group is more likely to have one or more
chronic health conditions such as hypertension (53%), arthritis
(43%) and back problems (29%) than those < 65 years old.
Cognitive Perceptual Pattern Correct Answer Individual's
ability to understand and follow directions, retain information,
make decisions, solve problems, use language appropriately
Perceptual and sensory patterns, including pain
Behaviour patterns-education/developmental stage
Sensory deficits
, Sensory overloads
Hearing aids, glasses,
contact lenses
Discomfort/pain
Medications
Memory changes
Ease and preferred method of learning
Language and vocabulary
Contemplation Correct Answer Acknowledging that there is a
problem but not yet ready or sure of wanting to make a change
Coping Stress Tolerance Pattern Correct Answer Coping task
Physical, psychological, socioeconomic
Coping style
Coping strategies
Coping effectiveness
Physical signs of restlessness, irritability, nervousness, increased
HR, BP, perspiration
