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NURA 303 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% PASS
What are the roles of a professional nurse? - ANS promote health, prevent illness, restoring
health and facilitating coping with disease or death.
The roles include caregiver, communicator, teacher, counselor, leader, researcher, advocate,
and collaborator.
Nursing involves specialized skills and application of knowledge based on an education that has
both theoretical and clinical practice components.
Licensed to formulate and dispense medications - ANS pharmacist
Educated to assist clients to speak more clearly - ANS speech therapist
Licensed to diagnose and treat illness - ANS physicians
Titles include nursing assistant, orderly, care technician - ANS assistive personnel
Manages and plans nutritional needs of clients - ANS dietitian
Licensed to assist physically challenged clients to adapt - ANS occupational therapist
Completes certification exam to assist health care providers - ANS physician assistant
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Seeks to restore function or prevent further disability - ANS physical therapist
Counsels' clients/families and makes community referrals - ANS social worker
Educated in techniques to improve pulmonary function - ANS respiratory therapist
Gives spiritual support to clients, families, and staff - ANS chaplain or spiritual care provider
Body of individuals who help maintain health of clients - ANS nurse
primary health care occurs? - ANS 1. family planning centers
2. Primary care centers
3. urgent care centers
4. employment health centers
primary healthcare provides? - ANS Family planning, prenatal and well-baby care,
immunizations, health risk screenings, diagnostic tests, health education, and medications
primary healthcare treats what type of client? - ANS Patients with common health problems
and/or needing preventative measures.
secondary healthcare occurs? - ANS 1. hospital-based clinics
2. emergency departments
3. hospitals or same day surgery units
4. psychiatric institutes
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secondary healthcare provides? - ANS Physicians in specialties such as internal medicine,
pediatrics, neurology, psychiatry, and advanced practice nurses.
secondary healthcare treats what type of clients? - ANS Victims of car accidents
Someone needing surgery
Clients needing mental health care
tertiary healthcare occurs? - ANS large medical centers like Grady or CHOA
tertiary healthcare provides? - ANS Subspecialist physicians such as cardiovascular surgeons,
pediatric hematologists, and advanced practice nurses
tertiary healthcare treats what type of clients? - ANS Rare and complex disease
management.
What does "person-centered care" mean? - ANS Individualized and holistic care. To have
person centered care, the nurse must care for themselves. Think of REST:
R: relationships with self and others
E: exercise (care of the mind, body, and spirit)
S: soul (compassionate emotional care)
T: transformative thinking leading to thoughtful action.
It focuses on the patient's symptoms and medical history and on the emotional, social, and
financial factors that affect their life and values.
Swansons theory of caring? - ANS knowing, being with, doing for, enabling, maintaining
belief
NURA 303 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% PASS
What are the roles of a professional nurse? - ANS promote health, prevent illness, restoring
health and facilitating coping with disease or death.
The roles include caregiver, communicator, teacher, counselor, leader, researcher, advocate,
and collaborator.
Nursing involves specialized skills and application of knowledge based on an education that has
both theoretical and clinical practice components.
Licensed to formulate and dispense medications - ANS pharmacist
Educated to assist clients to speak more clearly - ANS speech therapist
Licensed to diagnose and treat illness - ANS physicians
Titles include nursing assistant, orderly, care technician - ANS assistive personnel
Manages and plans nutritional needs of clients - ANS dietitian
Licensed to assist physically challenged clients to adapt - ANS occupational therapist
Completes certification exam to assist health care providers - ANS physician assistant
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Seeks to restore function or prevent further disability - ANS physical therapist
Counsels' clients/families and makes community referrals - ANS social worker
Educated in techniques to improve pulmonary function - ANS respiratory therapist
Gives spiritual support to clients, families, and staff - ANS chaplain or spiritual care provider
Body of individuals who help maintain health of clients - ANS nurse
primary health care occurs? - ANS 1. family planning centers
2. Primary care centers
3. urgent care centers
4. employment health centers
primary healthcare provides? - ANS Family planning, prenatal and well-baby care,
immunizations, health risk screenings, diagnostic tests, health education, and medications
primary healthcare treats what type of client? - ANS Patients with common health problems
and/or needing preventative measures.
secondary healthcare occurs? - ANS 1. hospital-based clinics
2. emergency departments
3. hospitals or same day surgery units
4. psychiatric institutes
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secondary healthcare provides? - ANS Physicians in specialties such as internal medicine,
pediatrics, neurology, psychiatry, and advanced practice nurses.
secondary healthcare treats what type of clients? - ANS Victims of car accidents
Someone needing surgery
Clients needing mental health care
tertiary healthcare occurs? - ANS large medical centers like Grady or CHOA
tertiary healthcare provides? - ANS Subspecialist physicians such as cardiovascular surgeons,
pediatric hematologists, and advanced practice nurses
tertiary healthcare treats what type of clients? - ANS Rare and complex disease
management.
What does "person-centered care" mean? - ANS Individualized and holistic care. To have
person centered care, the nurse must care for themselves. Think of REST:
R: relationships with self and others
E: exercise (care of the mind, body, and spirit)
S: soul (compassionate emotional care)
T: transformative thinking leading to thoughtful action.
It focuses on the patient's symptoms and medical history and on the emotional, social, and
financial factors that affect their life and values.
Swansons theory of caring? - ANS knowing, being with, doing for, enabling, maintaining
belief
