Nursing 234 Exam #1 chapter 1-5 Questions With Complete
Solutions
(OSHA) Correct Answers Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (safety at work
#1 way of death for most age groups Correct Answers
unintentional injuries
•Autocratic style (Childrearing Styles) Correct Answers
•Decisions are made without the input of the children
•Laissez-faire style (Childrearing Styles) Correct Answers
•Offers complete freedom for all members, with no rules,
minimal discipline
A patient refused to take his prescribed vitamin because he
believes the gelatin base is unhealthy, the nurse should: Correct
Answers respect his belief and find a similar vitamin
preparation that does not contain gelatin
Accreditation Correct Answers The process by which an
institution is recognized as meeting specific predetermined
standards of care.
Acculturation Correct Answers adjustment to a new culture;
results in differences in practice within the same cultural group.
Additional Influences on Growth and Development Correct
Answers cultural beliefs
poverty
,development task
gener differences
Adolescent and Young-Adult Health goals (reduce death rate)
Correct Answers 1. Increasing access to preventative health-
care visits
2. Improve school attendance
3. Improve educational skills in reading and math
4. Improve nutritional status through School Breakfast Programs
Alternative Medicine Correct Answers - Therapies used
INSTEAD of Western medical care
- Have become very popular as they focus on health promotion.
EX: Using a chiropractic instead of physical therapy
An annual report that provides a snapshot of the health status of
U.S. residents (groups) Correct Answers - National Institutes of
Health (NIH)
-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Health, United States
Any effort to reform health care must involve: Correct Answers
Managing costs
Promoting access
Identifying payers
Atchley Correct Answers Developmental Stages of Retirement
Bandura and Mischel Correct Answers Social-Learning
Theories of Personality
,Behavioral theories Correct Answers explain development of
specific behaviors and their relationships to other developing
social skills.
Behaviorist Theory (Watson) Correct Answers The father of
behaviorism
The environment and experiences mold the personality
Behaviorist Theory of Personality (Pavlov and Skinner) Correct
Answers -Personality and behavior are learned
-No identifiable stages
-Classical conditioning
-Operant conditioning
Beliefs Correct Answers Cultural teachings of practices and
values handed down for generations
Betty Neuman Correct Answers a nursing theorist; care for the
total patient and family. specific interventions to reduce stress
and maximize wellness are the basis.
Bronfenbrenner Correct Answers Social and Economic
Influences
Bronfenbrenner's Social Theory of Growth and Development
Correct Answers -Parents, siblings
-Teachers, babysitters
, -School, neighborhood, community
-Political community
CAM Correct Answers complementary and alternative
medicine
CAM Correct Answers complementary and alternative
medicine
Childhood Health goals Correct Answers 1. Increase the
proportion of children who communicate positively with their
parents
2. Increase health literacy
3. Get sufficient sleep (average 7 to 9 hours per night)
- Also, finishing HS is encouraged (goal= 90%)
Clara Barton Correct Answers Founded the American Red
Cross
Cognitive theories Correct Answers focus on advancement of
the development of thinking
Cognitive Theory (Loevinger) Correct Answers - •Stretched
Piaget's model of development into the stages of adulthood
Cognitive Theory (Piaget) Correct Answers Emphasized
cognitive milestones in development
- Four stages of development related to learning to understand
and relate logically to the world:
sensorimotor
preoperational
Solutions
(OSHA) Correct Answers Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (safety at work
#1 way of death for most age groups Correct Answers
unintentional injuries
•Autocratic style (Childrearing Styles) Correct Answers
•Decisions are made without the input of the children
•Laissez-faire style (Childrearing Styles) Correct Answers
•Offers complete freedom for all members, with no rules,
minimal discipline
A patient refused to take his prescribed vitamin because he
believes the gelatin base is unhealthy, the nurse should: Correct
Answers respect his belief and find a similar vitamin
preparation that does not contain gelatin
Accreditation Correct Answers The process by which an
institution is recognized as meeting specific predetermined
standards of care.
Acculturation Correct Answers adjustment to a new culture;
results in differences in practice within the same cultural group.
Additional Influences on Growth and Development Correct
Answers cultural beliefs
poverty
,development task
gener differences
Adolescent and Young-Adult Health goals (reduce death rate)
Correct Answers 1. Increasing access to preventative health-
care visits
2. Improve school attendance
3. Improve educational skills in reading and math
4. Improve nutritional status through School Breakfast Programs
Alternative Medicine Correct Answers - Therapies used
INSTEAD of Western medical care
- Have become very popular as they focus on health promotion.
EX: Using a chiropractic instead of physical therapy
An annual report that provides a snapshot of the health status of
U.S. residents (groups) Correct Answers - National Institutes of
Health (NIH)
-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Health, United States
Any effort to reform health care must involve: Correct Answers
Managing costs
Promoting access
Identifying payers
Atchley Correct Answers Developmental Stages of Retirement
Bandura and Mischel Correct Answers Social-Learning
Theories of Personality
,Behavioral theories Correct Answers explain development of
specific behaviors and their relationships to other developing
social skills.
Behaviorist Theory (Watson) Correct Answers The father of
behaviorism
The environment and experiences mold the personality
Behaviorist Theory of Personality (Pavlov and Skinner) Correct
Answers -Personality and behavior are learned
-No identifiable stages
-Classical conditioning
-Operant conditioning
Beliefs Correct Answers Cultural teachings of practices and
values handed down for generations
Betty Neuman Correct Answers a nursing theorist; care for the
total patient and family. specific interventions to reduce stress
and maximize wellness are the basis.
Bronfenbrenner Correct Answers Social and Economic
Influences
Bronfenbrenner's Social Theory of Growth and Development
Correct Answers -Parents, siblings
-Teachers, babysitters
, -School, neighborhood, community
-Political community
CAM Correct Answers complementary and alternative
medicine
CAM Correct Answers complementary and alternative
medicine
Childhood Health goals Correct Answers 1. Increase the
proportion of children who communicate positively with their
parents
2. Increase health literacy
3. Get sufficient sleep (average 7 to 9 hours per night)
- Also, finishing HS is encouraged (goal= 90%)
Clara Barton Correct Answers Founded the American Red
Cross
Cognitive theories Correct Answers focus on advancement of
the development of thinking
Cognitive Theory (Loevinger) Correct Answers - •Stretched
Piaget's model of development into the stages of adulthood
Cognitive Theory (Piaget) Correct Answers Emphasized
cognitive milestones in development
- Four stages of development related to learning to understand
and relate logically to the world:
sensorimotor
preoperational
