NSG 3001 Final Exam
1. What is the priority for a patient who is in the quality of life in general
stage of dying. What do we look at?
2. why do patients go on hospice care terminal conditions
3. when a patient is going to die and you can- disenfranchised
not have a relationship with them because of
this, my grief is called
4. When a patient is dying they go through
many stages of grief. In this situation what
stage is the person going through- look for
the one where the patient is trying to bargain
or bargaining
5. what are patients rights to restraints they have the right to be free from chem-
ical and physical restraints and they are
only to be used for the safety of the pa-
tient and others
6. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs physiological (basic needs), safety,
love/belonging, esteem, self-actualiza-
tion
7. what is opposing conflict either you will learn to trust or you will not
8. you have an adolescent that is 13 and he has avoid discussing information with patient
a chronic illness. what is the most appropri- about his body
ate action by the nurse with someone that is
that age
9. patient has had a change in there health and performance role
this has changed the fact that they can't be a
, NSG 3001 Final Exam
landscaper anymore because they can't walk
anymore. This is what type of self-concept
stressor?
10. when you loose your ability to be compas- compassion fatigue
sionate. I just don't want to do anything any-
more, or I care but I am fatigued from caring
too much. This is called
11. when a person is neatly dressed, indepen- positive self-concept
dent, fully engaged in their surroundings
they have a
12. Nurses can work at different places and there cardiac rehab and physical rehab
is different types of care at these places.
What are some examples of these restorative
care locations
13. When a nurse understands a families sense family hardiness
of control this is called
14. If you are assessing a family and notice that marital counseling ( this is probably not
there is domestic violence in this family what going to happen)
outcome is atypical to this situation
15. child that is not in grade school that is likely regression
4-5 y/o is admitted to the hospital. Parents
come in after work to check on them but he
is all alone during this time. He is starting to
wet the bed. What is this called
16. patient in a MVA and the nurse is an as- increase HR, BP, and blood glucose. Do
sessment, she notices that this patient is not select one that says decreased
1. What is the priority for a patient who is in the quality of life in general
stage of dying. What do we look at?
2. why do patients go on hospice care terminal conditions
3. when a patient is going to die and you can- disenfranchised
not have a relationship with them because of
this, my grief is called
4. When a patient is dying they go through
many stages of grief. In this situation what
stage is the person going through- look for
the one where the patient is trying to bargain
or bargaining
5. what are patients rights to restraints they have the right to be free from chem-
ical and physical restraints and they are
only to be used for the safety of the pa-
tient and others
6. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs physiological (basic needs), safety,
love/belonging, esteem, self-actualiza-
tion
7. what is opposing conflict either you will learn to trust or you will not
8. you have an adolescent that is 13 and he has avoid discussing information with patient
a chronic illness. what is the most appropri- about his body
ate action by the nurse with someone that is
that age
9. patient has had a change in there health and performance role
this has changed the fact that they can't be a
, NSG 3001 Final Exam
landscaper anymore because they can't walk
anymore. This is what type of self-concept
stressor?
10. when you loose your ability to be compas- compassion fatigue
sionate. I just don't want to do anything any-
more, or I care but I am fatigued from caring
too much. This is called
11. when a person is neatly dressed, indepen- positive self-concept
dent, fully engaged in their surroundings
they have a
12. Nurses can work at different places and there cardiac rehab and physical rehab
is different types of care at these places.
What are some examples of these restorative
care locations
13. When a nurse understands a families sense family hardiness
of control this is called
14. If you are assessing a family and notice that marital counseling ( this is probably not
there is domestic violence in this family what going to happen)
outcome is atypical to this situation
15. child that is not in grade school that is likely regression
4-5 y/o is admitted to the hospital. Parents
come in after work to check on them but he
is all alone during this time. He is starting to
wet the bed. What is this called
16. patient in a MVA and the nurse is an as- increase HR, BP, and blood glucose. Do
sessment, she notices that this patient is not select one that says decreased
