NUR 352: Functional Ability Exam Study
Guide Graded A 2024
What is functional health? - Correct Ans-ability to carry out usual tasks and ADL's
What are the factors that affect functional health? - Correct Ans-psychological, social,
cultural, economical, and physical
Select all that apply:
What types of questions should we be asking relating to functional health during the
health hx?
a; relationship/support and presence of violence
b; values/beliefs/spirituality
c; self esteem/stress management
d; personal habits
e; mental health
f; environment/occupational hazards - Correct Ans-All of the above
What are basic activities of daily living (BADLs)? - Correct Ans-activities that relate to
personal care and mobility
What are instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs)? - Correct Ans-activities related to
complex skills that are essential to living in a community
Select all that apply:
What are some examples of BADLs?
a; bathing
b; brushing teeth
c; cooking
d; dressing
e; laundry
f; accessing transportation
g: eating - Correct Ans-a,b,g,d
Select all that apply:
What are some examples of IADLs?
a: paying electric bill
b: grocery shopping
c: cooking
d: brushing teeth
e: laundry - Correct Ans-a,b,c,e
What is scope of functional ability? - Correct Ans-continuum from full function to
disability
, - varies from person to person and can be the same person as different points in life
How does development and biological factors influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-
it tends to change as we go through different developmental levels
ex; neonate, adults, to elderly
How does someone's current state of health influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-if
someone was bed ridden in the hospital, this intervenes with BADLs
How does psychological factors influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-mental health
affects someone ability to function
How does social cultural factors influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-just by the
way someone was raised can make a huge impact on the way they perform their ADLs
or don't partake in certain ADLs
How does environmental factors influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-depending
on what you have access to can contribute to a great deal of how you are able to
function daily
How does socioeconomic factors influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-it depends
on where a person lives and if they can afford it, if someone is more concerned about
affording their housing ADLs will not be their priority
What is the Roper-Logan-Tierney model of nursing? - Correct Ans-framework that
focuses on health rather than illness and promotes care directed toward health
promotion and wellness.
Select all that apply:
What are the 12 ADLs essential to life, according to the Roper-Logan-Tierney model of
nursing?
a; maintaining a safe environment
b: communication
c: breathing:
d: circulation
e: eating/drinking
f: blood pressure status
g: elimination
h: washing and dressing:
i: controlling temp
j: mobilization
k: working and playing
l: sexuality
m: sleeping
n: death - Correct Ans-a,b,c,e,g,h,i,j,k,l,m,n
Guide Graded A 2024
What is functional health? - Correct Ans-ability to carry out usual tasks and ADL's
What are the factors that affect functional health? - Correct Ans-psychological, social,
cultural, economical, and physical
Select all that apply:
What types of questions should we be asking relating to functional health during the
health hx?
a; relationship/support and presence of violence
b; values/beliefs/spirituality
c; self esteem/stress management
d; personal habits
e; mental health
f; environment/occupational hazards - Correct Ans-All of the above
What are basic activities of daily living (BADLs)? - Correct Ans-activities that relate to
personal care and mobility
What are instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs)? - Correct Ans-activities related to
complex skills that are essential to living in a community
Select all that apply:
What are some examples of BADLs?
a; bathing
b; brushing teeth
c; cooking
d; dressing
e; laundry
f; accessing transportation
g: eating - Correct Ans-a,b,g,d
Select all that apply:
What are some examples of IADLs?
a: paying electric bill
b: grocery shopping
c: cooking
d: brushing teeth
e: laundry - Correct Ans-a,b,c,e
What is scope of functional ability? - Correct Ans-continuum from full function to
disability
, - varies from person to person and can be the same person as different points in life
How does development and biological factors influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-
it tends to change as we go through different developmental levels
ex; neonate, adults, to elderly
How does someone's current state of health influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-if
someone was bed ridden in the hospital, this intervenes with BADLs
How does psychological factors influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-mental health
affects someone ability to function
How does social cultural factors influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-just by the
way someone was raised can make a huge impact on the way they perform their ADLs
or don't partake in certain ADLs
How does environmental factors influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-depending
on what you have access to can contribute to a great deal of how you are able to
function daily
How does socioeconomic factors influence functional ability? - Correct Ans-it depends
on where a person lives and if they can afford it, if someone is more concerned about
affording their housing ADLs will not be their priority
What is the Roper-Logan-Tierney model of nursing? - Correct Ans-framework that
focuses on health rather than illness and promotes care directed toward health
promotion and wellness.
Select all that apply:
What are the 12 ADLs essential to life, according to the Roper-Logan-Tierney model of
nursing?
a; maintaining a safe environment
b: communication
c: breathing:
d: circulation
e: eating/drinking
f: blood pressure status
g: elimination
h: washing and dressing:
i: controlling temp
j: mobilization
k: working and playing
l: sexuality
m: sleeping
n: death - Correct Ans-a,b,c,e,g,h,i,j,k,l,m,n
