NUR 122 Jeopardy Test 2 Questions And Answers

Process that is conscious use of words, either spoken or written - ANS Verbal Communication Space ranging from 18 inches to 4 feet - ANS Casual-personal space This technique uses all of the sense to interpret verbal and non-verbal messages. - ANS Active Listening This technique encourages elaboration and discourages answering questions with one or two words. An example would be "Tell me more about..." - ANS Open-ended questions This is patient-centered communication with a goal to promote a greater understanding of a patient's needs, concerns, and feelings. - ANS Therapeutic Communication To complete the communication process, the receiver will send ___________, or a return message, that indicates the message has been received, processed, and comprehended. - ANS Feedback Four personal space-distance zones have been identified for use in the United States. Which one is associated with a distance range of 4 to 12 feet? - ANS Social-consultive zone Refers to a client's ability to understand basic health information? - ANS Healthy Literacy This phase of illness refers to a person who "doesn't feel good" and has general aches and fatigue? - ANS Prodromal A patient interview that involves using closed ended questions to get specific information? - ANS Directive Interview A disturbance in speech planning and speech production. - ANS Expressive Aphasia A form of communication that uses facial expressions, posture, body positioning, gestures or touch. - ANS Nonverbal Communication Shared values, beliefs and practices - ANS Culture This technique uses all the senses to interpret verbal and non verbal messages. - ANS Active Listening A communication tool that helps you focus on delivering clear, concise information to others. - ANS ISBARR Communication of the patient's condition and required nursing care by the nurse ending her shift to the oncoming nurse. - ANS Shift Report A quick acronym to remember for written communication. - ANS KISS Keep It Short & Simple Communication occurs in what two ways? - ANS Verbal Nonverbal Related to your belief of somethings worth - ANS Value Standing up for what is in a patients best interest. - ANS Advocate A written statement indicating a patients wishes regarding future medical care in the event the patient becomes unable to voice there own decisions. - ANS Advance Directive This occurs when the nurse's action fails to meet professional standards of care and injures a patient - ANS Malpractice This law provides legal protection to the voluntary caregiver at the site of an accident or emergency - ANS The Good Samaritan Law This is an agreement signed by a competent, well-informed patient to be treated by a healthcare provider, such as a surgeon or institution. - ANS Informed Consent A nurse leaves the facility in the middle of her shift without giving notice to the patient or other staff members - ANS Abandonment If you are judged in a court of law you will be judged according to... - ANS Standards of Care Touching an individual without his or her consent - ANS Battery Food poisoning (when you become very ill for 24-48 hours with nausea, vomiting, & diarrhea) and appendicitis are examples of what kind of illness? - ANS Acute Which quadrant of Dunn's Theory of High-Level Wellness Grid Model would a client with CHF(Congestive Heart Failure) living in a favorable environment with caregivers, medications, appropriate diet, and routine provider visits be assigned to? - ANS Protected Poor Health A nursing theory that deals with health and the restoration of wellness during convalescence? - ANS Fitzpatrick's Rhythm Model of Wellness A client with DM(Diabetes Mellitis), who has frequent hospital visits, lives alone, has a fixed income preventing access to prescribed medications is in which section of Dunn's Wellness Grid? - ANS Poor Health in an Unfavorable Environment Achievement of health equity, elimination of disparities and improve the health of all groups is a goal of which national program? - ANS Healthy People 2030 A sympathetic nervous system response to stress releasing adrenaline (causing the respiratory rate and heart rate to rise), is referred to as what? - ANS Fight or Flight Response The defense mechanism that refers to the separation of painful events from the conscious mind is? - ANS Dissociation The reason a nurse educates a client to participate in stress management techniques - ANS Improve Health & Prevent Disease List 2 of 3 non-modifiable risk factors of illness - ANS Heredity, Age, Sex This term distinguishes one group of people from another group of people through behavior patterns, arts, beliefs, knowledge, values, morals, customs, and characteristics associated with the group - ANS Culture The nurse who exhibits knowledge of various cultural beliefs and values, understands differences between groups of people in certain areas, and provides care to clients with respect for their cultural beliefs is providing ______ _____ care. - ANS Culturally Competent The nurse that shows respect for cultural beliefs is said to be _______ ___________. - ANS Culturally Sensitive _________ is a group of people identified by genealogy, ancestry, race and nationality - ANS Ethnicity 'If it can be proven scientifically, it is the truth', describes which principle of beliefs about illness? - ANS Biomedical Beliefs in practitioners (herbalists, spiritualists and naturalists) of specific alternative therapies to promote health describes which principle of belief about illness? - ANS Folk Healing This term means to judge a person or group based on an irrational suspicion or hatred of a group, race, or religion. - ANS Prejudice This is the unfair treatment of one or more persons or groups due to misguided beliefs about that group's culture. - ANS Discrimination Research has found that people who express______ have a healthier lifestyle. - ANS Religion Spirituality A patient throws his urinal at the nurse and tells her she is bad at her job, the nurse informs the patient that his behavior is inappropriate. What style of communication is the nurse using? - ANS Assertive A nurse is caring for a patient who has just been diagnosed with a brain tumor, the patient asks the nurse if she should choose to have surgery. What is a therapeutic response? - ANS "Tell me what you know about the surgery." A patient who appears to be in pain does not ask the nurse for pain medication because he feels it would upset the nurse. What style of communication is the patient is demonstrating? - ANS Passive An instructor is teaching students about anger and hostility in communication. The instructor explains that the by product of anger projected outward towards others is... - ANS Conflict A nurse is caring for a patient who was admitted to the hospital for a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) resulting in difficulty understanding speech, what is the patient experiencing? - ANS Receptive Aphasia An antihypertensive drug has been prescribed for a client with hypertension. The client tells the nurse she would like to take an herbal substance to help lower her blood pressure. The nurse tells the client they should first do what? - ANS Talk to the Provider When a nurse educates a patient about his medications, the patient tells the nurse that he should go back to nursing school because he does not know much about his medications. The patient is demonstrating what style of communication? - ANS Aggressive The nurse assigns a task to a CNA working with her in the TEAM nursing setting. She includes information about what and how, as well as a timeline for completion. The nurse understands this to be what type of communication? - ANS Downward A client stopped practicing their life long religion after losing their spouse. The nurse understands this client may be expressing what response mechanism related to loss? - ANS Spiritual Distress